pride: christopher, you and sonja bring in dr. bellamy. he lied to us.he had to have helped boyd with that switch. and what if he lawyers up? slows down the investigation, and to give boyd enough time to bolt. you rethinking my offer to switch parishes? no, but i wanted to talk outside the office. okay. something wrong? oh, come on, steven, who are you kidding? you knew i'd run dna on the ashes i found in boyd's coffin. you knew what i'd find, didn't you? yes. then what are you still doing here? why didn't you run? (sighs) where would i go? god, steven... what happened to you? i just didn't think you would ever have done something like this. i don't know. nobody cares about me, my family... nobody cares i hardly make ends meet. they just... expect. what do i get out of that? so you falsified boyd's death certificate, use a homeless man's ashes to cover for him, for what? a couple bucks? i wouldn't be the first m.e. in this town to do something like that. no, but you're the last i'd expect to do it. loretta... please? do the right thing, steven. help us f

pride: christopher, you and sonja bring in dr. bellamy. he lied to us.he had to have helped boyd with that switch. and what if he lawyers up? slows down the investigation, and to give boyd enough time to bolt. you rethinking my offer to switch parishes? no, but i wanted to talk outside the office. okay. something wrong? oh, come on, steven, who are you kidding? you knew i'd run dna on the ashes i found in boyd's coffin. you knew what i'd find, didn't you? yes. then what are you still doing here? why didn't you run? (sighs) where would i go? god, steven... what happened to you? i just didn't think you would ever have done something like this. i don't know. nobody cares about me, my family... nobody cares i hardly make ends meet. they just... expect. what do i get out of that? so you falsified boyd's death certificate, use a homeless man's ashes to cover for him, for what? a couple bucks? i wouldn't be the first m.e. in this town to do something like that. no, but you're the last i'd expect to do it. loretta... please? do the right thing, steven. he

i'm sonja jessup.ongestion charge to be reformed, so that drivers would pay more at rush hour. the london assembly says trafficjams are so serious that drivers who spend the longest time in the most heavily congested areas should be charged more. the mayor's office says there are already moves to tackle the problem, including better coordination of roadworks. british airways cabin crew at heathrow go on strike today in a dispute over pay. the workers, who are members of unite, are walking out for three days. ba says all its long—haul flights will operate as normal. but the airline has had to cancel a small number of short—haul services. the london sprinterjames ellington said he doesn't know how he or his teammate survived a motorbike accident in spain. the athlete has had surgery on a broken leg and both men have a suspected broken pelvis. there are fears that they may not be able to compete at the highest level again. a special service will take place this afternoon to remember those who lost their l

i'm sonja jessup.is so overwhelmed it is asking only people with life threatening conditions to visit a&e. health bosses say they've had to close the urgent care centre in hemel hempstead at night, because of a shortage of doctors. the family of a hemel hempstead teenager being treated for an eating disorder 400 miles away say her condition's become worse, because she's isolated from herfamily. louise was sent to a specialist unit in scotland last year. her family have now written to the health secretary, jeremy hunt to ask for help. her mum, kimberley, described what happens when she says goodbye. she screams. she cries, she holds on to me and when i leave the doctors are standing there and the staff are standing there saying, i can't believe how this is for you. i wouldn't drink this on anybody. —— dream this. last—ditch talks aimed at averting a strike by london underground staff will resume later. members of the transport salaried staffs association and the rmt union are due to walk out for 24 hour

i'm sonja jessup.n base following brexit. lloyd's insurance market has traded in the capital for more than 300 years, but is now finalising contingency plans to move staff to a subsidary office, depending on the government's negotiations with the eu. we've got to have people physically in another country looking after that business, whereas previously they would have been based in london. that is only a small proportion for vogts, but if other businesses have to follow suit, they will be people based outside of london —— burma. i'm sure london will still remain the global heart of insurance globally —— lloyd's. an appeal is due to be held today into the case of a british—iranian woman from hampstead who is being held in an iranian prison on ‘secret charges'. nazanin zaghari ratcliffe was taken out of solitary confinement over christmas, which her husband, richard, says was making her suicidal. she is accused of plotting against the iranian government and the husband says she is being used as a bargaini

good morning from bbc london news, i'm sonja jessup.rnes, who was stabbed outside his school in north—west london. quamari, who was also 15, was attacked outside the capital city academy in willesden on monday, and died later in hospital. the boy accused of his murder is due to appear at willesden youth court later today. a dutch psychotherapist who has been living and working in the uk for 40 years has told bbc london she feels rejected by this country following the brexit vote. emmy van deurzen is due to receive her british citizenship today, but previously had her application rejected twice. she says the vote to leave the eu has caused her a great deal of concern. it is as if that trust you have built up between yourself and the country that you have adopted, and that you think has adopted you, suddenly rejects you and doesn't wa nt to suddenly rejects you and doesn't want to acknowledge that contribution any more. that's incredibly painful. there is no woolwich ferry today, as staff have gone on strike. employees are planning to wal

i'm sonja jessup.e go—ahead by hammersmith and fulham council. the proposals include demolishing the current stamford bridge venue and building a walkway over the nearby district line. it's expected to cost half a billion pounds. the final say will be down to the mayor sadiq khan. transport bosses say they're prepared should wintry weather hit the capital later today. tfl says more than 100,000 tons of salt are stockpiled, and it will be gritting roads and cycling routes, as well as de—icing the rails on the under and overground lines. heathrow airport has warned passengers of possible disruption to their flights, and to check before they travel. and you can get the very latest on the travel situation throughout the day on bbc radio london and on our website. let's have a look at the travel situation now. the tube is off to a good start. no reported problems so far, apart from those ongoing works on tfl rail services, which mean it's not running between brentwood and shenfield. there are no southern tr

i'm sonja jessup.y. network rail engineers have found extensive damage to the railway line. it means a 50 metre stretch needs to be completely rebuilt— which could take several days. meanwhile, major disruption is expected today on the central and waterloo & city lines— as some tube drivers go on strike. waterloo & city trains could be affected— and there's no central line east of leytonstone— with a reduced service on the rest of the line. the rmt union are walking out for twenty four hours— in a dispute over plans to move some train operators between depots. so let's take a look at how that's affecting services this morning. and you can see both the central and waterloo & city lines are disru pted— there is a shuttle bus running instead of trains between epping and chingford. we've also got minor delays on the piccadilly line between acton town and heathrow. southeastern trains are not stopping at new eltham, mottingham or lee— with a reduced service between sevenoaks and new cross as track repairs c

i'm sonja jessup.standards says fifteen shops have been fined more than £160,000 each and some business owners given suspended jail sentences. the treatments include poisonous chemicals like mercury and can cause organ failure and even cancer. the courts are looking at this as criminal activity, poison for profit, and it is the not —— it is not the kind of business where people can sell things legitimately and sell them as products. there's more misery for southern rail commuters today as drivers go on another 2a hour strike. it means there'll be no trains at all, apart from a very limited peak service between caterham and london victoria. around 200 buses will run on some other routes. let's get the rest of the travel now and of course we have had some snow, so we'll look at how that's affecting things in a moment. the district line has severe delays because of a signal failure. and of course there's no tfl rail service between brentwood and shenfield for works. let's take a look at the roads, because

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investors need to prepare for and 2017, with us today to discuss this is the managing director -- sonjas start with you. has 2017 got in store for us geopolitically? .> as you so sell show you reap we have elected donald trump we have voted for a brexit. forces,fed the populist and there was an emerging theme of making every country great again, be it china, russia, the united states or the u.k.. in 2017 the consequences of these choices will start to be borne out. we are going to see massive tweetainty, perhaps driven policy, tweet driven geopolitics. we are going to see negative consequences in terms of business investment. we are going to see more and more potentially security driven consequences from the rising populist forces. 2017 will be a very tumultuous year, one way or the other. mark: i asked simon about the economic consequences, tweet driven politics. is that really going to happen after inauguration day in just under three weeks, because many hoping that that type of will slow down or disappear after donald trump is inaugurated. you do not think that will happen. sony: all