that laura said from the outset in that it was innocent and she was trying to help out somebody. formula one driver lewis hamilton calls for improved security after some of his team mates were robbed at gunpoint outside formula one driver lewis hamilton calls for improved security after some of his team mates were robbed at gunpoint outside a circuit in brazil. the owner of a welsh zoo says he is devastated and outraged after an escaped lynx was shot dead. also in the next hour: millions fall silent to mark armistice day. formula one driver lewis hamilton calls for improved security after some of his team mates were robbed at gunpoint outside a circuit in brazil. ceremonies have been held across the country — in memory of those who have lost their lives while serving in the armed forces. and coming up in 30 minutes: inside out north west asks if the emergency services could have responded any faster to the manchester arena bombing. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has agreed to meet the husband of a british woman who's in prison in iran a

the president's goal is very simply from the outset has been threefold. we need to cut taxes for the middle class in this country. we need to cut taxes on businesses to than american companies could be more competitive and be able to bring dollars back to this country to create jobs here. and we need to simplify the tax code, to lift the burden that this complex tax code places on everyday americans. those three principles are all reflected in the bill being considered in the house. >> shannon: i will read some of the critiques. "they say there is a hidden new tax bracket. some people pay more taxes." they are worried about the mortgage interest deduction going down. worried about the adoption tax credit potentially going away. these are things, they point to the middle class and say it's not going to benefit them. >> vice president pence: this is a work in progress. other issues, home owners deductions, state and local taxes, they are subject of healthy debate in congress. we are going to continue to work in a way that makes sure that working families, mi

expectations were low from the outset the interests of the participating countries were just too varied the goal of the summit was to put the brakes on steel production worldwide to reduce crippling overcapacity but in the end that mission remained impossible there was at least some agreement as to the cause of the problem though it can and you know it finished members recognize the need to make sure that the market forces are working better and that means agreeing that there should be a reduction of steel subsidies that are distorting the market itself and. that agreement is not binding though the o.e.c.d. says currently the market is flooded with an extra eight hundred million tons of steel around five hundred million tons of it comes from china by far the largest steel producer in the world but europe is also producing too much and the u.s. is threatening further punitive tariffs and complaining of dumping prices. good news unemployment is no us this is takes ages a year or stat says is to seven point four percent in october its lowest level since two thousand and eight year the glob

that laura said from the outset in that it was innocent and she was trying to help out somebody.tside formula one driver lewis hamilton calls for improved security after some of his team mates were robbed at gunpoint outside a circuit in brazil. the owner of a welsh zoo says he is devastated and outraged after an escaped lynx was shot dead.

being difficult but in the end most of the leaders here have a medical and therefore from the outset. of the opinion that during the course of the day this would be possibly changed and that an agreement worked with it was within reach. so knowing that this was planned a little bit possibly just from a few hours ago from the beginning of the day do you think that this is a negotiating tactic on the part of the f.t.p. is it a place of political brinksmanship or are they serious have they actually gone. i think if it was an attempt at brinkmanship i chose failed because it's very clear that the parties that have remained here now are not prepared to talk to the free democrats anymore they are not was just search is going to go to the german president president present him with what has happened today. and so that is a course that goes beyond further coalition for coalition talks. thank you we are going to come back to you right now the green party is preparing for their. press conference right now in the same space they are one of the two parties that has not left the coalition talks an

now, i can assure you since the outset of this administration, president trump has fought tirelessly to fulfill the words of our nation's 16th president, to care for him who shall have born the battle. working with secretary shulkin we've made the department of veterinary affairs more accountable. let me be clear. veterans benefits are not entitlements, they are earned. they are the ongoing compensation for services rendered in the uniform of the united states of america. [applause] and under president donald trump, we're keeping the promises that we've made to men and women who served in our armed forces. this president has already expanded the veterans choice program by more than $2 billion to give our heroes access to real-time, high quality health care and because not all wounds of war are visible, we've improved veterans access to mental health care services and given greater access to telemedicine to our veterans. and signed the va and whistleblower protection act to assure that our veterans receive the highest level of service and taken to end the pattern of neglect and mistrea

therefore from the outset. estimated the chance of success in these exploratory talks at fifty fifty fifty percent is that we don't recognize that we were not able to bring these talks to a successful conclusion we know what a difficult situation the country is in now and we recognize also the challenging position of the free democrats to find them and the big question on everyone's minds now today is was that fifty percent chance of success was it maximized in these talks thomas why did these talks fail i mean in the end was it about the issues or about the politics or depends who you ask mr lynn himself said that there was a lack of trust and trust is obviously sarah something particularly important when you're trying to form a government coalition parties that will have to work together in the next few years but we just have to understand what was at stake the idea was to bring parties that in many aspects were diametrically opposed in everything from refugee policy to climate. to the financial policies of th

interpretation in certain media publications of regular could bushell activities over many years which from the outset were reflected in the company's published accounts. done hawkins reporting the sensational revelations made enough of a noise for the us democrats to call for an inquiry into wilbur ross his business dealings british economist keith boy field told us he believes the mainstream media would draw their own conclusions no matter what was revealed. newspapers and media outlets are trying to blow this story out of proportion for their own ends they get very anxious about. what they discern to be connections with. russia and they are keen i suspect to jump to certain conclusions they've kind of made their own kong clue before any of these revelations so-called revelations came out about the paradise papers the mainstream media evidence of russian influence goes even further from these headlines you might think the kremlin all but owns these particular social media giants but let's take a look at a closer look at what these revelations might really boil down to two banks controlled by the kre

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therefore from the outset. estimated the chance of success in these exploratory talks at fifty fifty fifty percent is that the don't recognize that we were not able to bring these talks to a successful conclusion we know what a difficult situation the country is in now and we recognize also the challenging position of the free democrats. thomas why did these talks fail i mean was it about the issues in the end or is this just playing politics here. well what mr lynn also said is that there was a lack of trust among the parties and trust among parties that want to form a coalition is an absolutely key aspect but we mustn't forget here that we're talking about parties that in many cases in many political positions obsolete diametrically opposed when you look at climate policies when you look at migration policies you have pro-business party you have an environmentalist party you have parties on the right of the political spectrum on the left of the political spectrum so it was going to be a very difficult challeng

today, we put something similar in place here to what we did across the entire executive branch at the outset of the administration. we did a 90 day hiring freeze, we put a 30 day hiring freeze here at cfp b. more important like, we did a 30 day immediate freeze anything in the pipeline stops for at least 30 days while i get a chance to see what is going on and kick the tires here at the bureau. additionally, there will be no payments out of the civil penalties fund for at least 30 days until i see what is happening with that. there is an excess of $50 million in the fund and i want to know what that is about before we make distributions. there is going to be exceptions to this. i talked with legal some today and enforcement and things that are going on in existing lawsuits. i will be briefed tomorrow on 100 or so lawsuits that the bureau is involved with. clearly if there are statutory deadlines, they will be met. if there are legal deadlines as far as the litigation, in terms of anything that is discretionary we are putting a 30 day hold on it here. is too earlyat, it to see how things will

interpretation in certain media publications of regular commercial activities over many years which from the outset were reflected in the company's published accounts now if all this sounds complicated i'm confusing it's meant to be offshore dealings through third parties often aim to avoid regulation and taxes but that's not the main thing find a connection any connection to russia and you have a catchy headline now if you're still with me the evidence of russian influence goes even further for me is that a lot but again let's take a closer look to banks controlled by the kremlin provide the cash and on the ground in afghanistan be around nato pot but that has just just at the most trumps strategy on happening others dave i think this year alone in twenty seven to around one hundred attacks. well it's not just the taliban the islamic state of also have been operating within afghanistan and it's the people of that country that bear the brunt bear trapped on one side with terrorists trying to kill them while on the other many have been killed as the result of u.s. airstrikes. and u.s. forces bombard

in certain media publications of regular could push your activities over many years which from the outset were reflected in the company's published accounts now if all this sounds complicated and confusing it's meant to be offshore dealings through third parties often aim to avoid regulation and taxes but that's not the main thing find a connection any connection to russia and you. you have a catchy headline now if you're still with me the evidence of russian influence goes even further from these evelyn's one might think the kremlin all what owns these social media giants but again let's take a closer look at two banks controlled by the kremlin provide the cash to third parties or investment vehicles to buy stakes in some of the world's biggest companies russian tech investor your email the is a key link in these operations also invested in card that's a start up founded by jared donald trump's son in law surely there's a smoking gun on russian meddling and here's what the protagonists in this conspiracy have to say themselves we announced via an august twenty first that the s two global

first, people from the outset insisted it wasn't a coup, insisted robert mugabe was head of state, throughoutthey want him to go, to resign? ambivalence has caught them out, in my view. the second thing is you have the individual chairman of the south african minister, meeting on tuesday in angola. yes, i think he is playing for time. he cannot survive in office, surely, he is going to be impeached? i don't think so, i don't think he will be impeached. i think given what happened today, and our suspicion is there where parallel processes today, the meeting at state house but also the zanu—pf central meeting. what he said today, the emphasis that these special c0 ng ress the emphasis that these special congress would determine what happens in the party means ipso fa cto happens in the party means ipso facto what happened today is null and void. we saw so many people here

what is clear is that from the outset, the army had not had intention of removing him from office, but he should do, was to have achieved was workforce -- force them to fire his deputy and to talk with his wife from becoming the successor. for now, they have achieved their goals. it is quite possible they would agree that he would be used out of office when this expires sometime next year in july of next year. >> let me ask you, last night, all of us were watching the speech by mr. mcgaughey and most people were expecting him to resign in that speech. he did not. do think that we were all expecting the wrong thing? >> yes, that was classic last night. it was clear that they would be legal and constitutional problems because the military does not want this to appear to be an outright military coup. they wanted him as president to be able to reappoint him first before he could step down. that way it becomes a constitutional transition. if he had resigned last night it would have meant that to get in as the next president until you have some kind of election. the talks would facilitate a

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is a concept that not only makes sense it's absolutely vital that the system is introduced from the outset otherwise we'd never get started ensuring autonomy vehicles can handle every possible road challenge would require decades of tests with a driver and that's not the point moreover the idea is that autonomous vehicles won't need help very often if are to mystical when the vehicle has to be able to handle ninety nine percent of all situations itself it would only require support about once a week and then the. traffic controller would monitor several autonomous cars at once and each problem only needs to be solved once. once a vehicle is being given a solution by a traffic controller transmits it to other robotic cars in the vehicle system an ongoing learning process which keeps the traffic flowing. vehicles that can communicate and receive supplementary signals highly promising. but there's also a risk they could be hacked. or potentially frightening prospect. this issue it probably makes sense that the vehicle is not always open to communication but personally i believe that it should

and since the outset of this administration, the dow jones industrial average has actually increased 28% creating $5.5 trillion in new wealth benefitting pensions, retirement and savings accounts for tens and millions of americans. as the president likes to say, though, it's all about growth. and today i'm pleased to report to you that the economy has grown by at least 3 percentage points for the past two quarters. and the new york fed expects it to grow even faster before the year is out. it has real momentum as a result of the policies and leadership of president donald trump. but as i said before, we're just getting started. to keep this momentum going the president and i believe there's one thing more we must do before the end of this year. and with president trump's leadership and strong support in the congress of the united states we're going to cut taxes across the board for working families and businesses large and small. now, i'm not here today to endorse any particular bill moving out of the house and the senate. you've heard a lot of details from secretary mnuchin, secreta

abe. >> translator: ladies and gentlemen, at the outset, may i begin offering my condolences to the victimss well as my sympathy to the people injured in the recent shooting incidents in texas. i would like to express my heartfelt solidarity to the people of the united states in this time of difficulty. it was only one year ago in november last year that i met the president for the first time in the trump tower, new york. since then, i have had numerous opportunities to converse with the president on the margin of international meetings, as well as countless talks on the phone. indeed, how many hours of dialogue did we have? i believe that there has never been such close bonds intimately connecting the leaders of both nations as we do now in the history of japan-u.s. alliance of more than half a century. in particular, he received me with great hospitality last february on my visit to the u.s. at his villa in florida. it became my unforgettable memory that we were able to discuss a variety of global issues over so many hours, quite frankly including several rounds of golf. and it is my part

yuri said at the outset, and virginia the virginia race just happened. my warders said healthcare as their top issue. how do you bring it back? this is been a thorn in your side for some months, how do you pivot back to health, and when? >> since i'm the guy who does the scheduling, with the exception of the repeal of the mandated to next year issue. if a short-term crisis with continued spiking of insurance rates. senator alexander murray have been discussing a bipartisan approach. honestly, i don't know if that will be addressed, we have our hands full as you can imagine. but it is possible some kind of short-term fix it could be stuck onto an omnibus. all i said is that i'm not going to bring up anything the president is not in favor of. you have to have a signature to make a law. but if he decides he's interested in a short-term bipartisan fix that will take a hard look at it. >> is a step back from these issues and not a huge surprise that tax cuts affects most people, would you step back from these issues and look at it historically, does it bother

how are they going to accomplish, this growth that they can't prove with numbers on the outset doesn't necessarily proof itself out. they want a deficit trigger, a mechanism that would snap the tax rates back to where they currently stand if the growth projections don't play out. still a lot of complicated issues to work ouchlt compared to where they were tuesday morning, by wednesday morning, they're in a much, much better place. >> thanks for that. that's why you saw the stock market rally so much yesterday because companies think they're going to get a big corporate tax cut. they see temporary tax releaf for everyone else. they say this is a vehicle for corporate tax cuts. if you are a private equity guy or girl, don't worry, there's no carried interest changes like the president trump promised on the campaign trail, you'll still have a pretty low tax rate in both plans for those folks who have carried interest. >> you go back to the campaign, the president promised that if you elect hillary clinton she is the one who will continue to protect in his words hedge fund managers which i

in certain media publications of regular could push your activities over many years which from the outset were reflected in the company's published accounts now if all this sounds complicated and confusing it's meant to be offshore dealings through third parties often aim to avoid regulation and taxes but that's not the main thing find a connection any connection to russia and you have a catchy headline now if you're still with me the evidence of russian influence goes even further from these evelyn's one might think the kremlin or owns the social media giants. but again let's take a closer look two banks controlled by the kremlin provide the cash to third parties or investment vehicles to buy stakes in some of the world's biggest companies russian tech investor you remailer is a key link in these operations eight years ago and d.s.t. global has since sold all of their holdings in facebook their stake ended five years ago when we went public and if russians apparently influence your social media do they also control your music taste a new york holiday bookings d.s.t. global's investments

and moderate rainfall in newcastle county delaware and the light stuff in the shade of green at the outset of this. the earlier green before it hits the grown. there is rain though and we'll have pockets of the steady stuff coming in. moving in from the west philadelphia dry so if you want to run out to the polls you can get your voting in before that gets here and generally now to 3:00 we'll see that rain overtake philadelphia and by 4:00 most of the area appears to be wet on the model run and some cases the steady side too. we advance it further and by 8:00 tonight it's still raining at the time that the polls close. at least pockets of steadier rain. 48 degrees in philadelphia. and grab a jacket as you head outside. 45 in allentown and reading and 48 in trenton and wilmington and winds drop down to the north and breezy added to the chilly feel. and for the rest of the way, 49 degrees at 2:00, i'll call for a high of 50 at 3:00 although once that rain gets going the numbers start to tumble and 4:00, 46 degrees and rain falling there and 10:00, 43 and we are are still looking at pockets o

businesses from the outset of this administration like those represented in room, already created 1.5ew jobs. including 261,000 jobs created by businesses large and small in the month of october. employer confidence is soaring all across america, especially in the vital area of manufacturing in the life of this country. of course, the stock market is setting new records nearly every week. since the outset of this administration, the dow jones industrial average is actually increased 28%, creating $5.5 trillion in new wealth benefiting pensions, retirement and savings accounts for tens of millions of americans. as the president likes to say, it is all about growth. i'm pleased to report to you that the economy has grown by three percentage points for the past two quarters. the new york fed expects it to grow even faster before the year is out. in a word, the american economy has real momentum. as a result of the policies and leadership of president donald trump, but as i said before, we're just getting started. to keep this momentum going the president and i believe there is one thing

clearly, his speech last night had very cogent arguments, not to mention the fact that from the outsetted that it was not a coup, although it is a coup in my view. they also insists he is the head of state and the commander—in—chief. he is the head of state and the commander-in-chief. yes. it is very ha rd to commander-in-chief. yes. it is very hard to figure out precisely the relationship between the senior military command and robert mugabe. there they all were in that bizarre shot of the military chief sitting next to robert lagarde they as he may be address to the nation. sceptics think that perhaps this is all being orchestrated and that army command is quite happy for robert mugabe to go through the impeachment process , mugabe to go through the impeachment process, because it legitimises the removal, it puts a veil of constitutionality of the whole thing. do you think that is true?|j think thing. do you think that is true?” think so. but also, it appears to me events leading to the coup were sparked by fear by the generals that they would be charged with treason. and so it appea

expectations were low from the outset the interests of the participating countries were just too varied the goal of the summit was to put the brakes on steel production worldwide to reduce crippling overcapacity but in the end that mission remained impossible there was at least some agreement as to the cause of the problem though it can and you know what finish members recognize the need to make sure that the market forces are working better and that means agreeing that there should be a reduction of steel subsidies that are distorting the market so. that agreement is not binding though the o.e.c.d. says currently the market is flooded with an extra eight hundred million tons of steel. around five hundred million tons of it comes from china by far the largest steel producer in the world but europe is also producing too much and the u.s. is threatening further punitive tariffs and complaining of dumping prices. now what goes up must come down they say with bitcoins seems to have happened sooner rather than later after reaching an all time high of almost eleven and a half thousand dollars

from the outset this notion or idea, these crocodile tears from the senate, boo who, what's going on? they say there is a lack of democratic participation. the use of the budget resolution was done to was done to only need 50 votes in the senate. that meant they overwhelm needed their own votes to pass anything. they weren't looking for a moreau bust -- more robust involvement by democrats where you could have a 60 vote need that would have required the involvement of democrats in the senate. certainly what happened here in the house, i know people don't care about procedure, reality is we were never invited to rticipate in this we saw how quickly this bill went through the committee without a sidge committee hearing. those are all crocodile tears. somehow they can't work with democrats. never involved democrats in the first place. ms. sanchez: i would echo they have this unique ability to lock us out of the room and cry we're not at the table. and it's completely disingenuous. they are the al party in charge of governing. they have the majority. let's see if they can accomplish our c

and so from the outset, like the day after the election, the prime minister called the president, saidyou know, congratulations, and you're going to have lots of problems around the world. canada is not going to be one of them. we're going to be your friend. we'll always be there for you. and i think that -- and then from then on, you know, all the ministers got to know their counterparts. there are really good relationships that have developed. and, you know, we don't always agree on things. but the reality is that, you know, when you -- when you can -- you have so much in common, you can get through the difficult times. i mean, i always say, used to say in my previous life, when you were talking about dealing with government was, you know, get to know people in the government on an on-crisis basis so when there is a crisis you know who they are. think about talking to them in language they understand. not just about your agenda, but about their agenda. and thirdly, find third parties who are going to endorse what you're trying to do. and that's why, you know, developing the personal

take a look at these numbers, right at the outset now. alibaba saying that it racked up a billion dollars in sales within the first two minutes and one second. it got its 10 billionth, $10 billion in sales in just an hour and six minutes. it's incredible in terms of the volume, and to compare that to something that maybe we can relate to in this country amazon prime day, the 24 hours of amazon prime day this year rack ed up a billion dollars in sales in total. alibaba as we said, it took them only two minutes to get to a billion dollars in sales. here is a new number that came to us just by the way from alibaba. they set a world record they say at the outset of 256,000 transactions per second. hard to believe they could even process that. you know all of this is about the size of that market, china when you think about it and a market that is growing in middle class participants. for example, you look at the u.s. population. we're talking 326 million people here in the u.s.. by the year 2022 it is expected that china will have far more peo

congress has no they have a problem and at the outset, the tsa can be a thankless job but that is nott science but it is a critical job, people need to understand and appreciate the importance of an on it like this. you have to have confidence in the layers of security the government puts around you. at the end of the day the government's primary job is to protect its citizens. it is good that it is somewhat transparent. with billions of dollars this will make people's heads explode but we are not spending enough and that is part of the problem. rob: we need to train you guys better. let's bring this up, 70% to 80% missed by tsa in 2017. 44,000 tsa officers are employed in the united states, this is 90%, 73 employees with possible links to terror in 2015. and always get my hair gel. >> taking shaving kits out of their bags, what happened after that audit, cause you to step back and what are the problems, tsa employees, relatively low pay, grinding work and in a certain sense in the face of this, it is thankless. they needed to devote more resources to train for personnel, improving th

expectations among some people and you know it will achieve perhaps much less than then that from the outset the european project has been dominated by konami integration the social dimension was a mare by product of the e.u. will now make an ambitious political commitment and go to bork aiming towards a more social europe let's go to go now and derek matheson joins us from there after social summit are gay or going to give us some details about this pillar of social rights which is after all not even binding for those who sign up to it. other pillaring shrines twenty principles in rights from the field of equal opportunity equal workload working conditions fundamental working rights and so it in trying a lot of things that even member states already have everything from child protection to unemployment financial help so a lot of things that fall into the legislation of the member states and hence as a diplomat put it to me this will be. a pillar that will be a recommendation for these member states the e.u. hopes to become here a social you're not a social union but it's a union of social s

story and it does need some light being shed on it doesn't it martin it just seems so so dense from the outset what is the latest on this diplomatic right bring us up to date. it's reading more and more every day like a really bad hollywood movie scripts were nobody really knows the ending certainly least of all the saudis today we received a statement in beirut which i could got them out of attention that the president here michel own is losing some patience with the situation with the standoff with mr hariri now in some sort of detention or i'm afraid to use the word kidnapping but he certainly seems to be being held in saudi arabia against his will this impatience for mr jones built up over a number of days he's offered he suggested that he can only accept the resignation of mr if comes back to beirut and presents himself in person that hasn't happened yet you haven't received any word back from the saudis so this explains to some extent the statement today but also you could of course remind back to sunday where the nation here was gripped by a live television interview which mr hariri gav

after his historic 63 on saturday, from the outset, it was clear sunday would be a very different story american, who bogeyed three of his first five holes to take himself out of contention. (commentator) well, we repeatedly hear how hard it is to follow a great round up. just could not get it going today. (justin) i was excited for today, i felt very comfortable. i mean, it was obviously playing a lot more dfilt so i--i gave it all i had, i felt like it was theowt i could have shot; i mean, i just didn't, u just didn't have it today. (joe) now fleetwood for birdie and a share of the lead. (intense music) (ed) tommy fleetwood birdied his second hole, but immediately followed that with three bogeys over his next six. (commentator) he's going right at it. he let go, maybe he mishit it enough. oh, that is no good at all. (ed) a chance for birdie on the par-3 ninth gave him a real shot to end his front nine on a good note... (commentator) oh! what a beautiful shot by fleetwood. closest we've seen in a long time. (ed) ...but he'd be on the outside lookingn for the rest of the day. fowler, me

let me note at the outset. it sounds like these are examples of apprenticeships that aren't registered and precisely the types of apprenticeships as you mentioned we want to support and expands, which goes back to the discussion about should there be alternatives to the registered apprenticeship. one of the topics that the task force is going to take up is what are the appropriate incentives to provide to support apprenticeships. now the tax code is a large and complex code. and we want to strive to make it fairer and simpler and simplify it. so putting aside whether or not this particular provision is the most appropriate, let me just say that obviously we want to find ways to support and incentivize apprenticeship programs, whether registered or -- it sounds like this is a dual enrollment program where individuals are receiving -- >> wouldn't it do the opposite of incentivizing if you were to get rid of the opportunity for employees to provide $5,000 of education support to their employees. >> well i will give

but i told him from the outset that i wasn't gay. he was like well what are we then. so that didn't feel quite right either. realizing that he belonged in the body of a woman he came to the conclusion that only a sex change could make him happy. imagine how it would feel as a woman to have a man's body you think like a woman you have feminine needs you want to be seen and treated like a woman. i was able to free myself from the body i used to have not the other way around i'm not a man who became a woman by operation. melissa always considered her identity as michael to be a kind of mistake. for over two years she submitted applications to transition to a woman in that time she would often come to this café to switch off forget her worries and gather strength. she completed assessments underwent psychotherapy and had hormone treatment to prepare for her sex change in twenty twelve she had the first of several operations which would transform michael into melissa throughout her she never lost her love of life her advice. by an agony just be who you are at the end of the

is a concept that not only makes sense it's absolutely vital that the system is introduced from the outset otherwise we'd never get started ensuring autonomy vehicles can handle every possible road challenge would require decades of tests with a driver and that's not the point. moreover the idea is that autonomous vehicles won't need help very often if are to the vehicle has to be able to handle ninety nine percent of all situations itself it would only require support about once a week and then the. traffic controller would monitor several autonomous cars at once and each problem only needs to be solved once. once a vehicle is being given a solution by a traffic controller it transmits it to other robotic cars in the vehicle system an ongoing learning process that keeps the traffic flowing. vehicles that can communicate and receive supplementary signals highly promising. but there's also a risk they could be hacked. or potentially frightening prospect. it probably makes sense that the vehicle is not always open to communication but personally i believe that it should be as autonomous as p

but we are not proposing that at the outset. otherwise it would hold up the proposals.ng to happen? apart from the fact you're asking the prime minister to reduce the amount of power that they have you are also asking the agreement of the lords. while the lords realise that that is a problem, turkeys don't vote for christmas. sometimes they do. our first step on this journey now is to take the view of the house of lords to this report. i'm hoping that we will get substantial amount of support from existing members in the lords. if that is the case we can say to the prime minister the house of lords is ready to undertake this reform but we need you to agree to the aspects of the proposal which affect the way in which you make appointments. and we'll have to then see. i cannot anticipate or predict what the result of that would be but this is the order in which we now see this. we had the report. the next step is to see whether that command support in the house of lords, if it does command support, we can see if we can persuade the government this is worthwhile, in their