sian played a major part in its design.rcing information and photographs, getting the tone right for the exhibition, so it'll be exciting to see it finally going into place now. the bishop of exeter is coming to officially open it in two days. it's a race against time to get it finished. meanwhile, sian is getting on with her dayjob. snorkel safaris are definitely one of the highlights of myjob and it is what i've fallen in love with. it's a whole other kingdom of lundy under there. we'll probably stay quite close in the bay, maybe hope a couple of seals come up and see us. it's days like this when you wonder, "how on earth is this really myjob?" it's got to be the best office in the world. spider crab. if this all seems too idyllic, island life does have its difficulties. an added challenge not just to living on lundy, but to my life in general, is that i'm type i diabetic. i have to do five or six injections a day and it's difficult getting supplies over here and most consultations i'll only have over the phone at the mom

i have a slightly different view to sian, i do not think this is a good policy.y prices. but thatis and pushing up property prices. but that is not the issue we are facing at the moment. it is the opposite. stamp duty is a terribly designed tax. as fiscal experts say, you need a value on the property every year. it's a transaction tax, it discourages transactions and it is immediately factored into prices. it does not do what you want it to do. asi does not do what you want it to do. as i said before, i'm afraid that stamp duty is a classic milk cow for the government, whenever it wants to raise money. when they want to raise money they go to stamp duty rather than fundamentally reforming things in the way they need to be reformed. that is why it is depressing, you save xl is done but even in domestic policy it is very weak. shall we move away from the conservative party conference? going back to the telegraph, the uk sending 800 troops to the arctic. there are concerns about growing russian aggression in our backyard. this idea from gavin williamson, the defence

sian: you're absolutely right.ia is one of the asian currencies that has come under quite a lot of pressure. one reason is it has twin deficits and a large current account deficit. indonesia is doing quite a lot. they are taking steps of raising interest rates, they have raised them three times this year. is, and whyconcern they are still going to come under some pressure, is the current account deficit will remain large. also that indonesia is one of the companies -- countries that has a share of foreign holdings of debt that is quite large. they will remain quite vulnerable. think right now it reads -- reflects the fundamentals in the country? sian: probably not. the current account deficit, yes, it's large but it is still under the 3% gdp. so it is probably being sold off a little more than what we think fundamentals are. given the foreign holdings of debt is still quite high it will remain in this kind of environment quite vulnerable to these things. yvonne: i just want to ask about inflation in general. i have

sian lloyd, bbc news, st athan.otland's first design museum and has been hailed as "the jewel in the crown" of a one billion pound transformation of the city's waterfront. our arts editor will gompertz is there. welcome to dundee's waterside, which ona welcome to dundee's waterside, which on a lovely september evening, a bit draughty. to my left is the rsi discovery which was built in 1901 and a celebration of its history as and a celebration of its history as a shipbuilder. to my right is a brand—new v&a dundee, which is an investment by the city in its future. it hopes it will become not only a tourist hotspot but a hub for the industries. v&a dundee's concrete—clad form is reminiscent of a jagged, overhanging cliff face or the prow of a ship about to sail up the tay estuary. it is a striking new addition to the city's waterfront — a low, inverted pyramid with triangular features. it was created as a whole, as in the building. it is the first building in the uk by the respected japanese architect kengo kuma. i got

sian lloyd reports.he'd moved house, the reply came as a shock. we noticed you send an e—mail which to the hsbc website in the uk in a foreign language. i said it's a disgrace that welsh is called a foreign language in wales and it reflects very badly on the training that you give your staff, i'll be referring the matter to the welsh language commissioner but in the meantime i'd like an apology and i'd like my original message to be given an appropriate reply. hsbc have apologised, claiming that brian clough green's e—mail hadn't been identified as being in welsh so the welsh language team hadn't dealt with the issue —— geriant lovgreen. they promised training tip prevent a similar matter arising in future. the welsh language commissioner said it was disappointing to still see exa m ples of it was disappointing to still see examples of a lack of understanding and provision by some banks for welsh language customers. she will be meeting senior banking managers in the near future to discuss these latest co

my name is sian, i am the assistant warden. of lundy to visitors. flowers a bit lower down, that's lundy cabbage grows nowhere else in the world, only on the island. and you're very lucky because it's onlyjust come back into bloom. arrived at the podium having taken over from gavin williamson. over from gavin williamson. health secretary, one of the more demanding jobs in the cabinet. demanding jobs in the cabinet. with as foreign secretary were i support dominic rab. support dominic rab. cakes, cherries and eating them as contributory factors for obesity. contributory factors for obesity. but it's brexit i want to talk about today. today. but let me tell you about my first few moments as foreign secretary. few moments as foreign secretary. giving me the privilege and thanking theresa may, r prime minister. theresa may, r prime minister. you for the honour of being asked to be foreign secretary. be foreign secretary. pictures of my distinguished predecessors. predecessors. ones seemed to have forgotten to have combed his blonde hair. have combed his blonde hair. although he was only ther

sian lloyd, bbc news, st asaph. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review.lo, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, is mark kermode. hello, mark. hi. what have you been watching? it is a very good week. we have the the wife, which is a drama starring glenn close and jonathan pryce. we have skate kitchen, which is a drama that looks more like a documentary. and black ‘47, a brooding irish western. the wife — i am so looking forward to hearing about this. i think it is really interesting. adapted from meg wolitzer‘s novel set in the early 90s, jonathan pryce is an acclaimed author, who wakes up to a phone call saying that he has won the nobel prize. glenn close is his wifejoan, who we see supporting him, looking after him, basically making sure that everything is in the right place. she is told very specifically by the nobel committee — your husband is going to be besieged by newspapers, do try to keep him one removed from it. and she says — trust me, i will look after him. but there is

sian lloyd, bbc news, st athan.rming income. the new system would see automatic payments phased out and farmers receiving cash for performing duties that benefit the environment. our rural affairs correspondent claire marshall reports from outside dorchester. welcome to a very modern farm, where glamping and animals exist in harmony. guests are happy to pay for this view over the cheddar gorge. but this is the core of james small‘s business. he farms livestock. currently 40% of his income comes from eu subsidies. today‘s agriculture bill means this will go. for any business to start losing 40% of its income is a huge hit. we need to ensure that as individual businesses we are doing everything we can to make sure that our businesses remain viable and vibrant into the future. i‘m just really keen that it should be based around food production. the new environmental and land management system will reward those who provide the greatest environmental benefit. now it‘s notjust about how much land you own. i think this app

parisians pannot go home, sians cannot get out of their houses. >> sreenivasan: and there was a new world record set today in germany. olympic champion eliud kipchoge won the berlin marathon in two hours, one minute, and thirty- nine seconds-- more than a ter than the previous world record. the 33-year-old kenyan is considered to be the best marathon runner of the modern era. after crossing the finish line at t thanked the spectators for helping him throughout the race. >> i want to say actually thank you to allhe spectators from the first kilometer to the last kilometer, they really pushee me, it was lving music in my ears. >> sreenivasan: wevel have more ge of the catastrophic flooding in the carolinas, the typhoon in china, and the allegations facing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh on "newshour" this week. that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watchingig have a good. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and

at city hall, green party member sian berry, has also been doing some research into the consequencess called the london development database, that's where every planning permission in london gets recorded. what i found was that for schemes where there's at least one social housing, council home on the site, we've got a net loss of over 4,000 homes in schemes that have been completed over the last 15 years and when you look forward, schemes that have planning permission now, it gets even worse. there are 7,600 homes to be lost on schemes that regenerate so the whole process is accelerating. music: warning by bugzy malone one of the estates to see the biggest loss, is the heygate. constructed in the early ‘70s, the south london site provided over 1,200 council homes. but at the turn of the century it was listed for redevelopment and torn down, decimating the council housing stock and the community. the heygate estate was demolished a couple of years ago. it's been replaced by elephant park, a luxury apartment development by the australian developer lendlease. almost 3,000 homes, of tho

jonathan barclay and sian berry have been elected co—leaders of the green party. hs2 rail link. they said their ambition was to make the greens "the third largest party in the uk". the first minister for scotland, nicola sturgeon, has been setting out her government's policies for the year ahead, with new investment in education, infrastruture and health. as msps returned from summer recess, she announced a number of policies, including an increase of a quarter of a billion pounds for mental health services over the next five years. an extra £7 billion for investing in schools, hospitals and transport. our scotland political editor brian taylor is in holyrood and gave us this update. i think it is uncertainty about brexit, as it is so much about political life in the uk. the scottish parliament behind me is pretty much closed for the night. but msps will be back tomorrow to make —— debating that programme for government. they believe it is tired and lacklustre. two things on the. is deliberately intended to be continuing established policies, rather than reinventi

jonathan barclay and sian berry have been elected co—leaders of the green party.s2 rail link. they said their ambition was to make the greens "the third largest party in the uk". scotland's women have qualified for next summer's football world cup for the first time after beating albania. a second—half header from jane ross secured the win, guaranteeing a place in the tournament in france. england are the only other home nation to make it to the finals. it's been one of this year's biggest films in the us and is being hailed as a triumph for on—screen diversity. now crazy rich asians is due to hit uk cinemas. the film, a romantic comedy, features a mostly asian—american cast, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. rich. we've been dating for over a year now, and i think it's about time people met my beautiful girlfriend. it's the romantic comedy that's been delighting america. these people aren'tjust rich, they're crazy rich. and with its all—asian cast, changing hollywood. this is rachel. when you look at the lack of asian—american and asian—led

the green party's sian berry claims she has new figures which prove that regeneration is having a negative000 homes, schemes that have been completed over the past 15 years. and when you look forwards, schemes that have planning permission now, it gets even worse. there are 7600 homes to be lost over the next ten years. so the whole process is accelerating. city hall says council homes lost in estate demolitions have been replaced through other housing schemes and, overall, numbers are up. but the pace of change is significant. a total of 118 council estates are undergoing or earmarked for regeneration in the next five years. affecting 31,000 residents. more than 80 estates will be fully or partially demolished. author anna minton says the track record of some regeneration work, such as at the heygate estate in southwark, hasn't been good. the heygate estate was demolished a couple of years ago. it's been replaced by elephant park, a luxury apartment development. almost 3000 homes — of those, only 82 are social housing. campaignerjerry flynn, who lived here before redevelopment, says it is

the green party ‘s sian berry says she has two figures that prove regeneration is having a negative impactover the last few years. when you look forward, schemes that have planning permission, it gets even worse. there is 7600 homes to be lost over the next ten years. city hall says council homes lost have been replaced through other housing schemes and overall, numbers are. but the pace of change is significant. a total of 118 council estates are undergoing or earmarked for regeneration in the next five yea rs. for regeneration in the next five years. affecting 31,000 residents. more than 80 estates will be fully or partially demolished. the hay gate estate was demolished a couple of years ago and it has been replaced by elephant park, a luxury apartment development. only 82 of those homes are social housing. campaigner gerry flynn says it is all about the money. the property developers are the winners of regeneration. all the regenerations are public—private partnerships. the profitability of the scheme is the first benchmark of deciding whether the scheme is going to go forward. southwa

sian berry and jonathan barclay have been elected as the new co—leaders of the green party.the green party to become the third largest in the uk, backing a second referendum on brexit and extending the right to vote to those aged 16. scotland's women have qualified for next summer's football world cup for the first time after beating albania. a second—half header from jane ross secured the win. a place is now guaranteed in the tournament in france. england are the only other home nation to make it to the finals. people over 30 are being asked to take an online test to find out the age of their heart and find out if they're more likely to suffer a heart attack or stroke. public health england says 80% of heart attacks and strokes in people under 75 could be prevented by living healthier lifestyles. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. how healthy is your heart? sta rt. taking the test to find outjust how old her heart is, jag jadda agreed to do public health england's quick online questionnaire. have you ever received blood pressure treatment? no. it's for peop

this morning's reviewers are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and ben chu, economicstor at the independent. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the conservative party conference opens this afternoon, and divisions are already evident amongst some of its biggest names. theresa may has accused critics of her chequers brexit plan of "playing politics" with britain's future. former foreign secretary boris johnson has continued his criticism of the strategy — branding parts of it as "preposterous" and "deranged". norman smith our assistant political editor norman smith joins us from birmingham where the conference is being held. it is not just it is notjust about party unity, it is about the future of theresa may, some are saying, is about the future of theresa may, some are saying, as is about the future of theresa may, some are saying, as well? it is, you know a party leader is in difficulty when you start talking about people having to stop playing politics, it is in having to stop playing politics, it isina having to stop playing politics, it is in a national interes

bring in sean morris, if i may, who has written about in during 20 years of street harassment. —— sianing at the bus stop, then men would be there horns at me, shout things from their cars, and bearing in mind you are 14 years old, on your way home from school, wearing school uniform. that's what i meant when i said this has been going on for tee decades, since i was a child. and then, like many women i have various experiences with harassment, men have shouted obscene things at me, chant horrible words at me until i burst into tears, i've been chased through public spaces, i've been on trains, on buses, in clubs, and when i talk about street harassment talk about the main, most frightening issues, being chased, having obscene remarks made at me, having mental about what they want to do to me sexually as i walked past. there's also the day—to—day small incidents that you sort of take in your stride almost, things we have begun to accept as normal, as part of being a woman in public space, what my friend calls the woman tax, you just get on with it and shut those remarks out. sorry to i

sian edmunds leads the food and drink team at law firm burges salmon — she is in our bristol studio. 0ne specialism, thank you for your time. one of the things people trying to follow this inquest this week might find hard to understand is why, why the food labelling laws are as they are, if there is as there was in this case sesame in the bread, in the door, why is the company not obliged to point that out? they are obliged to point that out? they are obliged to point it out. the situation for packaged and pre—packaged food product is slightly different. if you what into a supermarket and buy a packet of the shelf you will see a label on it and it will tell you what allergens are in it, 14 specific allergens food companies have to declare when they sell their food. the situation is slightly different where there is no pre—packaged food involved and thatis no pre—packaged food involved and that is where we tell our food and drink clients that it's quite a tricky area because pre—packaged food also includes food, sorry, non—prepackaged food also includes food that is prepared on the p

here's our wales correspondent sian lloyd. # pack up your troubles in your old kitbag and smile, smilef its time and which still endures today. penned in 1915, pack up your troubles was the work of two brothers, felix and george powell, both music hall stars. but their story began here in st asaph‘s cathedral. where a new orchestral version of the wartime hit has been created — commissioned to celebrate the powell brothers' connection with the area and to remember the end of the great war 100 years ago. look carefully in the choir stalls and you can just about make out the young felix powell's name. he and his brother george were both choristers here.

sian berry and jonathan bartley taking over.sentation. what do you say to the viewer who says, oki what do you say to the viewer who says, ok i am aware of the green party and the green i can remember is caroline lucas. she is in the house of commons is dead, shouldn't the most prominent and famous voice be the leader? we want to see a whole range of voices and one of the platforms we stood on in the selection was to get the voices out there. the lord mayor ofjeff fielding is connecting with a whole new audience and no political audience has ever connected like that before. we want people to be coming to us on every issue because the country needs to hear this. how does this model of working together work? as a party, you have a referendum internally about whether to have more than one reader or a single leader? at the time the decision was a single reader because it would be clear who the figurehead was. how does it work on a personal level? i guess you will find out? constitutionally there has always been the option to have tw

sian berry is tojoin jonathan bartley as co—leader of the party, replacing caroline lucas — who is to no stone unturned' — in efforts to get a british—iranian charity worker home from iran. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — who was imprisoned two years ago — has always denied accusations of spying. speaking in the commons — jeremy hunt said he'd be prepared to travel to tehran to raise her case if necessary. the detention of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is a gross injustice. she's innocent, she is separated from her four—year—old daughter and her husband, and we will continue to leave no stone unturned to get her home. now some of the other stories making the news at five. doctors are being urged to write letters in clear, simple english that's easier for patients to understand. new guidance has been issued by the academy of medical royal colleges, encouraging consultants to stop using latin phrases and medicaljargon. it comes after gps reported that some patients were having to book appointments just to have technical terms explained. the ticket reseller viagogo is suing musician ed sheeran's

sian berry and jonathan barclay have been elected as the new co—leaders of the green party.ndum on brexit and extending the right to vote to those aged 16. brexit secretary dominic raab has updated the house of commons on the state of brexit talks, and responded to chequers criticism. mr raab said the plan had proved "challenging" for some in brussels, but that european counterparts were "engaging seriously". mr raab responded to a question from the labour backbencher caroline flint about what a final brexit deal looks like. first of all, we should be striving in the closing stages of negotiations to bridge those outstanding gaps and secure a good deal, and she's also right to say that there'll be two components which is the withdrawal agreement and there will be also the framework for the future relationship and its right to say that during the implementation period we will need to turn that into a binding treaty. and one of the areas that we've made progress again, not touched on by other honourable members on that side, is the agreement in principle that we are pursuing t

sian lloyd reports.w he moved house, the reply came as a shock. they had sent me a message saying that this was written in a foreign language, and i think it reflects very badly that welsh can be called a foreign language in wales. i said i will be referring this to the welsh commissioner, and in the meantime i would like an apology and i would like my original message to have an appropriate reply. hsbc have apologised, claiming that mr lovgreen's e—mail had not been identified as being in welsh, so the welsh language team hadn't dealt with the issue. they promised improved training to prevent a similar matter arising in the future. the welsh language commissioner said it was disappointing to still see examples ofa disappointing to still see examples of a lack of understanding and provision by some banks for welsh language customers. she will be meeting senior banking managers in the near future to discuss these latest complaints. sian lloyd, bbc news. the leaders of some of the uk's largest universities