charlotte, many thanks. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher outside st helen‘s church. for you during the course of the day, many you during the course of the day, ma ny eve nts you during the course of the day, many events still to come to commemorate this very sombre first anniversary of the grenfell tower fire. for the moment, anniversary of the grenfell tower fire. forthe moment, back anniversary of the grenfell tower fire. for the moment, back to you. reeta, thank you very much. let‘s continue to watch what is happening outside st helen‘s church as people are filing out of that memorial service. and in those baskets on the ground, the 73 doves that charlotte was talking about, to represent the 72 people who died a year ago and a 73rd dove to represent the fears that there may have been people never identified who died inside grenfell. you can see david lammy mp there, who spoke during the service, reflecting on the chaos and confusion of a year ago, the search for those who were missing in the early hours. and he said today, i think of the victims who lost their be

in st. lawrence. the renaissance hotel downtown, i don't know if anyone has seen it. one more key point, the roots of consumer culture are located in the 1890's. department stores, the earliest ones you could say appear in new york and 1830's, but really the 1870's are the beginning of the department stores in cities. the 1890's is when department stores became dominating for shopping in american cities. as department stores moving to cities, they undermine the status of older, locally owned, immigrant owned neighborhood businesses. small shops, owned by recent immigrants and working-class neighborhoods are slowly displaced by the rise of the department store in cities. department stores also have an impact on rural areas. many begin printing enormous catalogs where you can see a whole range of stuff, commodities, typically household furnishings. these catalogs get sent to rural areas around the country and people can purchase them through mail order. it is not just the purchase of these new

we like st petersburg.ful that players and their families will have the opportunity to go into st petersburg we are not working. we like the fact we can take the hotel just ourselves. i think it is good for the balance of working but also players being able to relax and have some time for themselves. so we're really pleased and looking forward to getting into meeting the community. i feel like we are very relax. i felt like we had done very well up to this point. we played very good football. hopefully, we will get great support out of here and when he gets into that stadium for the first time, and you hear all of the fans, that is when it feels special. 20 years ago it was another striker alan shearer who was leading his country at the world cup scoring on his tournament debut as england beat tunisia 2—0 in 1998, in their opening match. it's the same nation that england face in their opening match this time, and shearer admits a win is a must. they need to get also a good start that person for most of both

also, st. louis at this point is building the largest train station with an enormous steel frame which is preserved and 80's when it was turned into a shopping center. also, a building on the interior shows the influence of sullivan in the interior ornament of the main lobbies designed by an architect named lewis malay. it is the same context you have the auditorium building that is all steel frame and tries to express that fact are not using traditional ornaments and tries to transform the vocabulary of architecture to express this is a tall building designed in a unified way. where, on the inside, every office is intended to be similar to every other. each one demands natural light, can be rentable, and non-rentable parts of the building are shunt to a minimum, like the elevator, the bathrooms, to maximize the rentable floor area. that means any for efficiency in design, a kind of thinking through every detail an element of the building to maximize the space. of of the ideas become part moder

others like st. louis, baltimore, gradually drop out of the top 10 of these listings and are replaced eventually by cities in the south and west. a process that is still going on today. to briefly talk about st. louis and the skyscrapers at the end here, st. louis in 1900, the fourth largest city in the country, a city that, like chicago, had major industries, many of which involving stove making and shoemaking. many breweries in st. louis, one of which survives anheuser-busch, and you can , visit it where it has a tour where you can see the preserved industrial processes. also, at this point, st. louis building the world's largest train station. enormous train shed preserved until the 80's when it was turned into a shopping center. also, a building on the interior shows the influence of sullivan in the interior ornament of the main lobbies designed by an architect named lewis malay. it is the same context you have the auditorium building that is all steel frame and tries to express that fact are not

this is volume st. john. -- bayou st. john. this byaoayou -- you almost ca't overstate its importance in the geography and history of the city. ourirectly influenced why founder established new orleans i. nd,hought we would loop arou follow the bayou into the city, and how that led to the founding of new orleans. let's talk about basic geography here. behind us to the north, if you look at cardinal directions, is a tidal lagoon known as lake country. if you go in this direction, you will get to that city river. those who lived in precolonial times, and the french colonials arriving in 1689, the problem was how to connect these bodies, the gulf on one side, and mississippi to the north american hinterland on the other. this byaou allowed french explorers to circumvent the muddy mouth of the mississippi river, and instead come true chartrain and take a two to thertage route mississippi river. for that reason, new orleans was established as the french quarter. as you come over this overpass, you will see bayou st. john. if you dra

follow we here in st petersburg attending the annual st petersburg international economic forum for our topic is from the atlantic to the pacific we all know the world is changing we talk about what moves these changes and who's behind. us stein is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill frist was dismissed it to me feel like you know there's this isn't my cup of tea is going up the study hall mediated you know chango about. the only palestinians is who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is i'm of those who in the world under the oak vision didn't know when you could get it. and know it is unfair that it's got to this lady in the muscle that you had i don't want you to compete in the doesn't seem to do more commitments also the companies often. join the monastery as a very idealistic twenty year old and thought i was going to be a monk a priest and unfortunately it didn't work out that way because so many sex abuse cases came forward then i ended up actually being ordained early to go work on

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he wrote to the head of the community of st john having decided to exclude from the jusice several st john priests he explained himself. reverend brother some brothers of st john got themselves into situations of extreme gravity the brothers in question were about to be hauled in front of the courts at a risk of dirtying the damage of our church and i used all my weight to make sure this did not happen. what had these french priest done to incur the wrath of an archbishop. in cameroon a mostly catholic country the community of st john is an institution. the brothers run one of the biggest high schools in your own day the capital. but in virtue of any piece of the country the brothers of state john have left town. until two thousand and fourteen they oversaw this cathedral the biggest in the region. and. we go to see the archbishop the one who asked the same john priest to leave. months and you're a tango one of the african representatives of the vatican. doesn't that. measuring nothing. in let's see who can have other superheroes and. the most who i came to know about either the phara

st. john. you almost can't overstate its importance in the history and geography of the city, because it directly influenced why our founder established new orleans here exactly 300 years ago. the year 2018 is a tie centennial of new orleans. but i thought we would do is look around here and follow the bayou into the city and talk about the role it played and how it led to the founding of new orleans. >> let's do it. >> let's talk about basic geography here. us, to the north is a tidal lagoon, known as blake punch train -- lake pontchetrain. for the tribes in precolonial times and the french colonials who started arriving here in the --80's and 6099, was how to 1699, was how to connect the gulf of mexico and the mississippi to the whole north american land on the other. this little bayou allows french theorers to circumvent mouth of the mississippi river lakenstead, come through pontchetrain and up this little bayo disembark and take a two mile portage route to the mississippi river. you

so finally on our tour of st georges paul we've got the hall of fame every player. like barcelona for example pain free trying to referee nya fantastic player there we've got some deer that is very well known in the hall says his fellow aston villa following maybe that's where the similarity ends his rule on the whole in this prince william figure from the from the next king of england go a lot supplies up and down in mali call from his lover validates lisandro chris paul in this fight did what he was fighting for a reason because life really just. the srong in the force. is this man here leo if you live a queer thing and i say prefer to bring criminal behavior in which might be to hopefully rub off on them and their own football career the king the full. price remember st charles will cook wait three weeks ago in moscow brazil what he said because it's fun motivates them i went back to london footie martin school team tell used to rice money for st charles from wembley stadium where we joined them to sneak the stadium today nikolai say come on join me. next time fo

we're here in st petersburg attending the annual st petersburg international economic forum our topic is from the atlantic to the pacific. we all know the world is changing we talk about what moves these changes and who's behind. with. donald trump retracts his support for a joint statement at the g. seven summit in canada the meeting ended in disarray i made growing tensions with washington. those faced international although. the challenge cites main architects then go on to the us maybe the american president doesn't mind being isolated today but we also don't mind being six if need be no one will ever know how many civilians have been killed in syria's rucka so says the pentagon after being accused of possible war crimes there one year on from the liberation of the city from islamic state. football's biggest stars lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo together with their national teams arriving in russia ahead.

why do we get called racist when everybody else celebrates st andrew's day, st patrick's day? i must say. oh, really? no, a little bit of welsh in me, but other than that... only a little bit. on nottingham's canals, reminders of lost industrial glory. england emerges as strangely wistful right now, and the more english people feel, the more likely they are to be nostalgic for times past. englishness is a variable quality. while almost three quarters of the over—65s say they are proud to call themselves english, among the young, it is less than half. it is felt strongly among brexit supporters, much less so for those who voted to remain in the eu. navigate 90 miles south—east, to cambridgeshire, and people's englishness is much more diluted. 10% of young people and 10% of graduates say they are embarrassed to call themselves english, and in this city, there's plenty of both. on the river cam, tie up at the fort st george pub, where else, to meet students of english history to talk about what england means to them. i think there are a million reasons to be proud to be english,

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announcer: at the 2018 st. petersburg international economic forum, an unprecedented summit took place on stage with some of the world's most powerful leaders in politics and finance taking questions directly from bloomberg's top editor. ms. lagarde: when we decide to rebuild, we need to be really careful as to the transparency and the actual impact. prime minister abe: dialogue for the sake of dialogue is pointless. dialogue needs to lead to action. president putin: trust -- it is either there or not. if there is no trust, nothing good will come out of it. ♪ announcer: coming up, an hour of conversation from this presidential plenary panel. but first, the session's moderator, john mickelthwait, sets the scene. john: trust was the theme in st. petersburg -- or perhaps the lack of it. with the prospect of a global trade war, with all the problems to do with iran, the issues to do with north korea, there is not a lot of trust on the international stage. i am john mickelthwait, the editor-in-chief of bloomberg and

color troops fm st.ed in the war >>> number one, patuxen naval air museum and visitorca center ted outside of the naval air station poe sucks sin river this privately funded museum will be sure to wow you. museum first opened in 1978 and now spans three buildings. navalseal theistory o aviation through artifacts, books and even a night line with 221 of a kind aircraft. those are five must stops when you ome do you know lexington park in st. mary's county. now we want to tell you would you a big event that's taking place here right here in lancaster park tomorrow it is the 15th annual tuneeeth celebration joining us to talk about it michael brown who is the president o the unified committee foran afro americ contributions. good to see you. you.od to see >> 15 years and going strong. that's great. >> going strong. yes, we are. it's been d a pleasuroing this. growing every year. it's free to the community. everyb dy need to comeown and see this. >> for those who are unfamiliar with the whole concept tell us

follow we here in st petersburg attending the annual st petersburg international economic forum for our topic is from the atlantic to the pacific we all know the world is changing we talk about what moves the strangest going who's behind. i want to show you something these are the ten cardinals that are usually considered the last poll full of the vatican this is the c. nine right it's an advisory board ok and the here are joe miller trifecta of the congregation of the doctrine and the face among these ten cardinals four are accused of having coffee up try asst you know that of course. what you think of it i have no no particular knowledge about any of them. you just said to me that you knew it i know that there are allegations about. i don't know what what is the the background of these cases i am not the investigator if you want me to be more precise i'm sure ok george bell so he's here in australia a few months ago in front of the australian royal commission on sexual abuses within the church ear recognised knowing sexual abuses from australian trius but did not denounce them to just

all of this move the employees to leave st fanny's leave. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the goal was to. live to see these people the survivors of obama disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that in the end it's how it's happened. with lawmakers manufactured to sentenced him to public wealth. when the woman closest to protect themselves. in the final clearing go around listen to the one percent. with no middle of the room six. million more you mean. one else so it's seemed wrong. but all quotes just don't hold. any gold yet to shake out this day comes to educate and in detroit it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. in nine hundred forty two one of the bloodiest battles of mankind right for seven months in what was known as stalling grads in front of the mother russia statu

the all of this group the boy says if you go to st fanny's leave. a co money city with the most snow cone mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines a said. that it was a laugh to see these people a survivor disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. well. this is a border checkpoint. and pakistan where these children are returning to pakistan with their families. this is probably the first vaccination they've ever had. in two thousand and fourteen the becky stanny army launched a full scale operation in one of the most dangerous and problematic regions on the planet. jacks if to bring north waziristan back under control. over local people are at last able to go home. whether they want to or not they have to build new lives for themselves and and. the only way to get into his ear is to know is with them thank you stan a military they agreed t

the chance to go into st petersburg when we not working.an take the hoteljust for ourselves, i think that is good for the balance of working but also players being able to relax and have some time for themselves. so we're really pleased with the and looking forward to getting to meet the community there a bit more. so from the tarmac the team boarded the branded world cup bus and they made ali5 branded world cup bus and they made a 45 minute journey here to the forest mix. as you mentioned at the top it is a very quiet and understated location in the gulf of finland, actually. and st petersburg city centre is not far from here so that could be an option for some recreational time because there is little to do around here. as the bus approached the gates there was a huge media turnout and some of the players and the staff were filming the media turnout and then they went inside and they will have plenty of entertainment and leisure facilities there. as for tomorrow after they got some sleep tonight england will train at 9:30am your time. at

well, not in st petersburg today. with argentina's world cup hopes hanging by a thread, some looked for divine intervention. but it is messi who remained a beacon of hope to young and old alike, in what has so far been a disappointing world cup for his country. well, it's not long now until kick—off, and these argentina fans are determined that their world cup journey will not attend just yet. —— will not end just yet. facing nigeria, who could also qualify for the knockout rounds, argentina knew they had to win, whilst needing iceland to draw or lose to croatia in the other group game. and with m minutes gone, they got off to the perfect start. commentator: messi collects, messi scorer! their captain repaying the faith of his fans — all to diego's delight. half—time, and a final rallying call, but this has been a tournament beset by claims of unrest in the argentine camp, and after a video review victor moses scored to cast a shadow once more. victor moses on the spot... victor moses rolls at home! victor moses rolls

>> i did not. >> reporter: tony st. nicholas is trying to get to work. how are you going to work today? >> i don't know. i was hoping you were going to tell me. >> reporter: the signs have been posted for weeks. pge replaced a vintage gas transmission pipeline on st. marys road on south lucille lane. the closures are daily from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. >> we're going to be replacing approximately 6,000 feet of line, replacing the existing line installed in 1952. >> reporter: they chose this as the one mile stretch for the project will happen underneath st. marys' road. this homeowner is ready for a very long summer. >> it's work that needs to be done. glad they are doing it, and, certainly, we all just need to adjust and make the best of it. >> reporter: but? >> it is a little inconvenient. >> reporter: folks around here are used to detours. two years ago, a sink hole inconvenienced drivers for more than a year until it was repaired. >> we really appreciate the customers' partience on this. >> reporter: it's expected to be done august 21st. back live, the

russians and particularly feels like a champions league final because mohamed salah is everywhere on the st petersburg streets i spoke to a lot of egyptians last night very confident about their star man performing tonight scoring goals against russia and effectively giving the egyptians a hope of qualifying out of this group but russians will have a different plan of course the fans that i managed to speak with they are let's say optimistic but very cautious while not being very much illusions by the fact that the russian national team won the first game five nil the big test is tonight so we're waiting for the rain to finally stop and that will probably happen according to the forecast in the next forty five minutes to an hour and then this square will be full of people watching the game cheering on both teams in their colorful costumes on both sides and i will be here to bring you all that. yeah i have to believe you like sam shoal that memo is thirty three hours until the kickoff of the moment that fans and will be absolutely packed come kickoff and i trust the weather will improve just

you're from st. louis.ocal pizza. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: the worst pizza you've ever had in your life. >> i'll say it specifically. >> jimmy: jon, though, whether he likes it or not, he has to defend it. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: he is from st. louis. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: but in the interest of fairness, i brought you another st. louis treat. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: now this -- >> oh! >> jimmy: i've had, it's actually delicious. >> yes. >> jimmy: in fact, my wife, who is from st. louis, stole most of these. this is ted drew's frozen custard. >> oh! >> jimmy: now have a look at that. >> this is very good stuff. >> jimmy: i don't know why they gave us plates for it. >> i don't know why they gave us spoons. >> jimmy: what is your flavor at ted drew's? >> it's usually -- i usually do vanilla and mix stuff in. >> jimmy: i've been there -- they turn it over and it doesn't come out? >> that ain't going anywhere. >> jimmy: it's called a concrete. >> concrete, right. mm! >> jimmy: this is not ice cream, frozen custar

the st john public relations director emailed us. dear sir we are prudent about the televised press especially when sensitive subjects are concerned after a long reflection we prefer to decline your request for an interview regarding the departure of the brothers from the cathedral imber to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings in my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi an ethiopian today from the shall de gaulle airport outside paris. to wait for brother thomas your game with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. so that the law the little one is the physic as to destroy the good girl. and the mother the new.

visits to take part in st. patrick's day celebrations helped to keep the irish republic's wishes in full view of the irish diaspora, and how could the irish republic lose? the power and influence of the united states in relation to the u.k. and ireland was manifested by the good friday agreement of 1098. one thing that was notable was negotiations took place during two prime-ministerships and other the presidency of bill clinton, the ineffable mediating prowess of senator george mitchell was vital to their success. i find that really striking, because this was a problem that two sovereign nations, the u.k. and ireland, seemed unable to resolve. it took the political, diplomatic, and financial aid of a third nation to enable its resolution. i must be the only person here who hoped brexit does not cause the whole thing to unravel. it is difficult to see what the u.s. could do about it. the white house and its occupants sit in a position that is unusual in the political world. unlike the united kingdom, france, or

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so finally on our tour of st george's paul we've got the hall of fame every player. replied barcelona for example pain free trying to referee nya fantastic player there we've got some gear that is very well known in the hall says his fellow aston villa following maybe that's where the similarity ends his rule holing this prince william. from the from the next king of england go a lot supplies up and down in la you call brothers love invalidates lisandro chris paul in this fight you'd want to use fighting for a reason because life really just. where you room the srong in the forest. is this man here leo if you live a queer thing and i say prefer to bring criminal behavior in which might be to hopefully rub off on them and their own football career taking the full. price remember st charles will cook wait three weeks ago in moscow brazil what he said cuz it's time once they went back to london to team up and school team tell used to rice money for st charles from wimbley stadium where we joined them to sneak the stadium today mccoy say come on troy. it's time for a goo

in st petersburg against egypt, john bennett was there.etween the russian fans and the players. what a difference six days make. back then, all the supporters were bracing themselves for a world cup humiliation. but now they are freely dreaming of magical world cup since 1986. as the regent, the big talking point is still mo salah. his shoulder in history —— injury still didn't look right. egypt fans feel it could've been a different story. he turns them from an ordinary team into a team capable of magic moments but sadly, we be able to see any russia magic. a bit of other news is only recovered from a broken foot in the last couple of months. he limped out of training on tuesday with an ankle problem. he came infor tuesday with an ankle problem. he came in for some really rough treatment, the brazilian federation is stating he should be ok for their next game. sap blatter is in town. russia was awarded this world cup. remember, on his watch, back in 2010. he's been invited here by the president, vladimir putin. he's been allowed to watch

and semi—final line—up completed, st helens end hull fc‘s run in the challenge cup.ers have ended a nine month wait for a test match victory in the most emphatic fashion. they responded to a chastening first test defeat by pakistan to win the second by an innings and 55 runs and thus share the series. test match special‘s henry moeran was at headingley. for too long there's been a cloud hanging over english test cricket. as disappointing as they were in the first test match, they were dominic year, well ahead, there was a realistic prospect they could seal victory within three and as they proved with leading with the back, and wickets throughout the day, anglin got thejob and wickets throughout the day, anglin got the job done. for too long there's been a cloud hanging over english test cricket. against pakistan a moment, then, to step out of those shadows. doing just that, jos buttler showing everyone what's been missing. his half—century up, more belligerent blows in england's lead continued to grow. this took it passed i80, praise from both sides. england on top,

by kevin yes we're here in st petersburg ahead of that. game between russia and egypt kick off is just a little under three hours away and the obviously already building there are thousands of fans here. and you can probably tell that's what so that when the day here in the northern city it's actually been lovely weather up until this point only really taking a rainy day and so lots of these funds around me are actually taking refuge under the tree of the victory fogs just next to this increases by stadium and actually it's sold in very good spirits or off the ship should the russian fives here mingling with each other taking photos and selfies with each other really getting into the spirit of things though course. the game really key to both sides because russia will be void by them within the first day and they'll be hoping that if they can get the win done there will be very fun to see though they will go through worse for these generations off to losing to europe in their first game they'll be going to try to get the three points and o

for now, st regis, where you are, rico, waving goodbye to kim jong—un. now, st regis, where you are, that singapore, playing host with dividing opinions about the role of singapore here and the fact it is footing the bill for the north korean delegation, $20 million, i think. yes, 20 million singapore dollars, 50 million us dollars. it is still quite a lot of money for the singaporean government to arrange for the summit. this hotel behind me, st regis hotel, were kim jong—un is staying with his delegation, it costs thousands of dollars. it is not cheap, but singapore is benefiting from the summit. last night when kimjong—un went on a night tour with some of the ministers, that was all over the news. as you mentioned, opinions are split about whether kim jong—un should be treated like a celebrity. he received a very warm welcome as he visited some of the iconic tourist spots behind you like marina bay sands. some people were even cheering and one person even screamed "i love you." this is a man who won for five years ago is accused of killing his own brother and his own uncle. if you

but passengers at this station at st albans but passengers at this station at st alba ns and many bute country are still facing problems, jane. we spoke to one nurse, she said a couple of weeks ago, and one evening five trains we re ago, and one evening five trains were cancelled. she's a nurse, she had to stay at work which caused huge deception. we also just spoke toa man huge deception. we also just spoke to a man who stopped us and said, are you reporting on the train problems, he said that he was travelling from here to beijing via moscow to watch the football but it was this train to st pancras that they were most concerned about. he said there had already been many cancellations and he was fearful that he wouldn't get on the train. so yes, resignation, the chief executive of go via thameslink railway, that has happened today but people here and at other train stations are sceptical as to when things will eventually improve. thank you helena lee. the government has been severely criticised in an official report on its flagship benefit reform, universal credit. the national audit

obedient monks led by and deliver god fearing life of poverty and chastity in accordance with the rule of st benedict. marry a. man. building and renovation continued the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries and the original abbey was eventually replaced by a new one. the master builders of the middle ages knew how to give life to their sacred buildings they structured them rhythmically breaking up the length by using columns and panels of vaulting and the height by dividing it up into several stories every building was designed as an active organism not merely as a show of passive strength. the restricted space for. building offered by the island made it necessary for the architects to plan the abbey on three different levels one above the other no wonder it became known as luna of a the model. the way in which the foundations of the soaring columns are anchored in the granite rock to support the pillars vaulted ceilings and pointed arches all of which bear the weight of the three story building shows the genius of the architects and how well they understood the laws of statics. the three l

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the st john public relations director emailed us. dear sir we are prudent about the televised press especially when sensitive subjects are concerned after a long reflection we prefer to decline your request for an interview regarding the departure of the brothers from the cathedral imber to a we had any reason to believe that these rumors were ungrounded the same conclusion of the local police and justice obviously reached because they pressed no charges after their investigation i send you cordial greetings and my prayers not exactly a satisfactory reply. so we check up on the schedule of the head of the community of st john. who is due to fly to alibi and ethiopia today from the shall de gaulle airport outside paris. to wait for brother thomas you. team with a sign to grab his attention. and it works. look at him up a little sign is the first look as opposed to just going to go with the made the never work school and i see the limits i. should go over they kick when the lazy way they've said often at these are things that is all in

take us to the st and china am all. take us to the st and china am aus all.d china am a us and turrets and a lot more besides potentially. yes, what the st are seeing are his we are at the brink of what could be an all out full—scale trade war which now we've known about this tariff story for a while and donald trump has returned from his recent trip to see the north korean leader and we know the americans are going to stop these terrorists on and china have said they will do the same. so, this whole issue is over what donald trump sees as unfair economic practises and the theft of intellectual property and i think china, its things like aircraft not think necessarily we heard a few weeks ago about things like the europeans putting tariffs on things like american berman —— bourbon and orangejuice like american berman —— bourbon and orange juice and things like that. these will be more like dishwashers and turbines and industrials and helicopters and bulldozers. what do you make of it? i think, clearly it's part of what donald trump started his campaign on tal

visits to take part in st. patrick's day celebration helped keep the republic's rishaad's -- with it -- wishes in full view. the power and influence of the united states in the relation of u.k. and ireland was manifested by the good friday agreement of 1998. negotiations took place going hips and --inisters minister -- two prime ministerships. becausehat one striking this was a problem that two sovereign nations seemed unable to resolve and it took the diplomatic and financial aid of a third nation to enable its resolution. i must be the only person who hopes that brexit does not cause the whole thing to unravel, because if it does it is difficult to see what the u.s. could or would do about it. the white house and its various --upants sit in a positioned in a position that is unusual. unlike the united kingdom, ireland, france, or germany, the president is the head of state and government. in the u.k., visitors go to 10 downing street to meet the head of government and buckingham palace to meet the head of sta