swedish student activist greater turnberry spoke at the world economic forum in davos her sit down strikes protesting in action on climate change are a wake up call for politicians and inspire other students to protest courageous young women will they change the world. suzanne are willing to change the world as young woman. yes most likely yes and i think there are topics which are not focusing on. gender. issues i mean climate change for instance is something which will let us forget everything else i mean everybody will fight for it at the same type of end and this this this girl is a very impressive personality at the same time people like young ladies like. there's one. thing which should be mentioned behind especially in islamic countries behind. outspoken women there's always a great father or men behind these women because otherwise they would not be allowed to do so i mean this this saudi lady she escaped she's the only one who did this without any support but great has obviously a supportive family in my letter has a supportive family and this other lady this other lady. she fled

right, and people laughed when i predicted it and they won by abouttwo points i was standing out on turnberry had a press conference, people were screaming, that was the day before, i think you remember, and people were screaming and i said no, i think it is going to happen. people were surprised i made the prediction because president obama made the opposite prediction and i was right and i will tell you i'm surprised at how badly it has all gone from the standpoint of negotiation, but i gave the prime minister my ideas on how to negotiate it and i think it would have been successful she didn't listen to that, and that's fine, she has to do what she has to do, i think it could have been negotiated in a different manner frankly i hate to see everything being ripped apart now i don't think another vote would be possible, it would be unfair to people that won that say what do you mean you're taking another vote, so that would be tough. but i thought it would happen, it did happen, and both sides are very, very -- they're cemented in. it is a tough situation. it is a shame. frankly it is a shame

donald trump did not predict brexit the day before vote at turnberry.tweets confirm this. i was there. did someone say #fakenews?" mr trump told that lie while meeting the irish prime minister. as you can imagine, mr varadkar‘s take on brexit was a little different. i am sure, leo, i am sure you would agree with that. do you have any feeling on, would you like to express your feelings on brexit? yeah, well... maybe i should not let you do it, i wouldn't want you to get in trouble. we have a different opinion present. i regret that brexit is happening, and the uk was a very important part of the european union, but they are gone now, and that is their decision. the most important thing for us in ireland is that their decision to leave should not cause any problems in northern ireland where people actually voted to stay, and we should not have a hard border or anything to disrupt the peace process. lots of reaction coming in from europe. the european commission saying this... donald tusk: "during my consultations ahead of euco, i will appeal to the eu27 t

he says, i was in turnberry, the day before the referendum and predicted out would go.ive issue about the trade deal. he said it would be an easy thing to do in the past. then he said it's a difficult thing to do. there is one thing that has gone under the radar slightly which is worth knowing, which is government departments here have been seeking industry input as to what they would wa nt industry input as to what they would want from a deal between the us and the uk. i looked at this document the uk. i looked at this document the other day and there is a whole raft of things that america is going to push for, in terms of a uk — us trade deal, that london will find incredibly difficult to agree to, particularly in the areas of agriculture. chlorine —soa ked chicken, hormone grown beef, americans want access to uk markets, all this sort of stuff, and all of that will be huge sticking points, that will be huge sticking points, thatis that will be huge sticking points, that is before you get into any other sector. gary, thank you very much. gary 0'donoghue joining other

i was standing on turnberry and we had a press conference and people were screaming.f you remember. i think you were there and people were screaming and i said no, i think it is going to happen. and people were surpriefsed i made the prediction because president obama made the opposite prediction and i was right. and i will tell you, i'm surprised at how badly it has all gone from the standpoint of the negotiation. but i gave the prime minister my ideas how to negotiate it. i think you would have been successful. she didn't listen to that and that's fine. she has to do what she has to do. i think it could have been negligent yailted in a different manner. i hate to see everything being ripped apart right now. i don't think another vote would be possible because it would be very unfair to the people that won to say what do you mean you'll take another vote? that would be tough. i thought it would happen. it did happen. and both sides are very, very -- they're cemented in. it's a tough situation. frankly it's a shame. there was no reason for that to happen. they could h