the so want to but be precedent off sri lanka has also put out a statement on twitter katie aiming great tree there still took your official word from the election commission full of course best to conform once we hear that but the numbers are speaking purely good spark so has taken the strong lead already and the desire to seem pretty clear as well it seems that the anti incumbency sentiment against the un to which the which bought 2 sides the pm of us of belongs may have had it all and both candidates are from the majority some who love but this community would probably dodge trucks like even the most of that was the minority water when compared with us now but it wasn't enough to give them a victory all right emissions the less assume that roger pocket is indeed going to be lanka's next reader what kind of a leader is he going to be what construe lincoln's expect. well this is the foss. but it's taking such a high profile political role but he has been defense minister and the past he oversaw the defeat of the dhamma tigers at the end of she decades of civil war and she lancaster he's

katie on twitter: "disgraceful. this happened to me twice when renting in london.t to arbitration both times and won. attitude was: my deposit was their money. tom on email: "after finishing my first tenancy in a house share at university, me and my housemates left the property completely spotless, we even defrosted freezers and cleaned windows. 0nly during the summer break to have a very aggressive email with falsified photos attached showing a dirty oven, dirty windows and crumbs everywhere in kitchen. we never got a penny of our deposits back. we would like to talk to you. do get in church with the usual ways. let's bring you the news. labour is promising a huge boost to public investment if it wins the election next month. the party is pledging an additional iso—billion pounds of spending over 5 years under what he calls a "social transformation fund" for schools, hospitals, and housing. the conservatives have dismissed labour's plans as "fantasy economics". the former labour minister, ian austin, has attacked jeremy corbyn and urged people to vote for borisjoh

global news on air and tic-tock and twitter and powered by more than 1,700 analysts. i'm katie lyons, this is bloomberg. guy: it's veterans day and volume is very weak on both sides of the atlantic. the stocks are flat at this time and some of the minors are taking a hit. the pound has been gaining and the highs were up by .8% on the farage story katie was just bringing us and you see what is happening with the haven assets nd gold trading down by .4%. volume is light. this is bloomberg. dd vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonny quinn. guy: and i'm guy johnson. the market now with abigail doolittle. abigail: looking at a risk, with .3%. on the worst day in more than a month. the weakness extends around the world. we see the ftse 100 down .6%. theation section especially week, look at the hang seng, down 2.6%, worst day since august and the shanghai comp, worst day since july and the hong kong protests and fear a trade deal between the u.s. and china may not get done. the strength at the british pound and seeing a nice pop on the fact a brexit deal could happen. walgreen's poppin

she's also worked for politicians who ran against katie hill, and she currently owns the republican consulting firm in california, and on twitter old seat. is she a journalist? >> it's tough, because i do think there's such thing as partisan journalism, i think there's such thing as ideological journalism. i think it's possible for people with particular viewpoints to participate in journalism. howard: and to be perfectly up front about the fact that they have those viewpoints. >> absolutely. but the problem in this case, this site is literally called red site, so we -- red state. we know they're coming from the right. that said, there was some unprofessionalism. i think that did not do service to story of the people of this district. jennifer van warren tweeted out that she knew katie hill personally. i went back and looked at all of her coverage, and nowhere in the eight stories she wrote about katie hill was that disclosed. while she may have been acting as a journalist, i don't believe this was ethical journalism. that said, katie hill is the much bigger story here. katie hill's moral failures, i think -- howard: just to fi

katie gornall, bbc news. the inventor of the world wide web has accused the conservatives of spreading misinformation during the general election campaign. sir tim berners—lee described the renaming of a tory twittercellan—jones spoke to him and hejoins me now. what was the context? i was speaking to him about something will be contract for the web, a huge contract for the web, a huge contract he has launched to try to put his creation back on the right track. he thinks a lot of things have gone wrong and one of the things he's really worried about is the spread of misinformation, particularly during elections. he raised the incident when the conservatives rebranded their twitter account as fact check uk. i think they got called out for it, so some things like that, that was impersonation. it'sjust something, don't do that, don't trust people who do that. what would your message be to the conservatives about what they did there? really bad, what they did, impersonating an independent organisation. it was unbelievable that they would do that. the conservatives haven't responded to that yet but over recent days they've insisted it was always clear exactly who was behind the twitter account, it was t

also on our twitter page, this is from steve following up on representative katie hill, saying she took for the team, put national interest before personal advancement, sorry to see her bullied out of office by her ex-husband and he right-wing conspiracy rise. georgia, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. as a black woman, the znd incidents of african that was stolen and brought to this land , to be of the basis of this financial, i resent the generalization of the word women, because all women are not the same. white women are, when we talk so-called white men, sometimes we tend to leave out white woman as though they didn't have any hand in slavery, in jim crow, in presidents. they do. and but somehow we try to leave them out. and i resent that. and another thing that i do resent is also the term of people of color. please don't write me out. please don't make what we've been going through for hundreds of years and try to put us all in a group when our situations are not the same. and another thing, when sandra bland was killed in texas, i didn't see this great white

katy searle, whom i‘ll be speaking to. you can get in touch with us on any issue relating to bbc news by e—mailing: or you can find us on twitters win last night sends him out of the world tourfinals in london. still some rain around full some of you this weekend but there is a window of drier weather coming in for the start of next week. the details right here on breakfast. it‘s saturday, 16th november. our top story... in an unprecedented interview, prince andrew has told the bbc that he let the royal family down by staying at the home of the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. he spoke to emily maitlis at buckingham palace, addressing accusations that he‘d had sex with a 17—year—old american girl. he said he couldn‘t remember meeting virginia roberts. the prince denies allegations of inappropriate conduct. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports. he is continuing with royal duties. last sunday, he was at the cenotaph, laying a wreath with his nephews. and yet, for month after month, he‘s been the focus of troubling questions. prince andrew, the queen‘s second son, one moment seen waving from the doorway of th