u.k. or france is in that individual country, so the global trade restrictions don't tend to affect this heavily in the moment. to the extent they reduce or increase total economic growth, that is what matters to us. we are pro-global free trade because it drives economic growth, so let's make those feels better, because it will provide the wealth to then solve a lot of societies problems. david: you came in and took over coca-cola and trumpeted innovation to your future. you have a chief information officer, but you are the chief innovation officer to some sense. how do you innovate in a 130-year-old company with such an entrenched perception of people's views. james: it is hard. any institution that has been around for a long time, it will be hard. from my point of view, if i'm not the chief innovator, i am certainly the chief agitator for innovation. that means driving the culture to try and do a few things on top of everything else we do. stay curious. if you not curious about the outside world, the consumer, what is changing, how will we innovate? curiosity leads you to an insight that is p

prosecuting them for in the first place whether or not it's even in kurdistan or whether it's in you know whether it's in france or the u.k. or wherever they're return to what exactly are the crimes that we're looking at just picking up on the point of those returning hardest to france how big of a risk is it to parse what we saw three hundred i believe roughly have come back and do you see this as a as a big problem. let's consider in march two thousand. and march two thousand and sixteen the one of the brussels where the individuals involved in the brussels attacks he was a return a from turkey. but i think realistically we've got so many individuals coming back that picking it is going to be very hard to track them is it not. it's going to be i mean this security service is a crew across europe already stretched. you know the counterintelligence work is already stretched in the u.k. and in france but of course the french have got a better experience of this because of algeria the french are better. tracking it when they come back but ultimately this acuity services have to be have to get it right every single time it o

france and the u.k. are at this very moment negotiating on an amendment or a new treaty really that is to say at the moment they say this to keep treaty which means that the british border is effectively in france and british border patrols in france in color and in paris at the eurostar and france wants to negotiate certain terms of the streets so that the u.k. treats more quickly asylum applications from those that are entitled to asylum in the case that is minors or people that are supposed to be reunited with the family and also france is asking for more money to put in place all these security measures in color and in paris. usually solos reporting from paris thank you lisa. now four time olympic champion simone biles says she was sexually abused by the former team usa gymnastics sports dr larry nasser the american artistic gymnast and star of the two thousand and sixteen rio games released an emotional statement on twitter saying she is quote not afraid to tell her story anymore in december nasser was jailed for sixty years for possessing child sex abuse images and will be sentenced this week over tw

u.k. why or why are some governments the u.s. france russia china israel or so committed to. their defense industries. well i think there's two factors here i think firstly it's let's divide the market up into i think small arms which calls you know ninety percent plus for the casualties in the conflict and you know platform and systems mission systems you know and this small arms market well you know that as eighty countries in the world which can supply small arms now we have no real control over them for the large platforms well if you if you don't sell into them you know russia and china and increasingly china have viable alternatives and of course. if you remove yourself from the global supply chain for defense then you will and you want to continue to protect democracy and your allies then you're looking at your pretense cost doubling at least doubling because you know you wouldn't be involved in key programs you would be able to offset your costs you know program large vital programs just simply wouldn't be viable then are read somewhere today in the name of creating a

or not the u.s. france and the u.k. and other countries decide to support that or not that's that's the big question this point and in the meantime on the ground has been a big push in the various people. airstrikes continuing in various a areas deescalation zones which have not been really deescalation zones a tool and another push from turkey against the y.p. gee how does all that stuff is happening on the ground affect the prospects for syria in any potential peace. well all of that all of that you describe is exactly what will define syria's future and whether or not we're talking about peace or continued war and this is the unfortunate reality is that at various times over the last six or seven years the international community has decided to focus more on political talks and negotiations but all of those phases of intensified negotiations have more or less ignored the dynamics on the ground or pushed them aside temporarily so the deescalation design that was pushed by russia originally was called the escalation for

go into the reception center because they don't want to be processed in france they want to get to the u.k. is that what you mean or that's that's part of the issue for a lot of these people that don't want to stay in france has several reasons and people have various different backgrounds. some have friends and family connections or the connections in the u.k. and would have a good claim to asylum in the u.k. so that would make sense for them also of course have seen so much police brutality in france that they are very scared of the french authorities and hence don't want to claim this are in there so what do you think the outcome will be of the main back home meeting is that going to solve the problem and have a situation where people aren't sleeping as you put it in the woods and still trying to make it across illegally to the u.k. . it's kind of the pen. what will happen so it seems that what they will be arguing for is move money from from the u.k. government in a pre-negotiated treaty as well as sort of the movement of a child refuse to do you k. which in itself would of course be good i think. part of the m

france and the u.k. are at this very moment negotiating on an amendment or a new treaty really that is to say at the moment they say this to kick treaty which means that the british border is effectively in france and british border patrols are in france in color and in paris at the eurostar and france wants to negotiate certain terms of this treaty so that the u.k. treats more quickly asylum applications from those that are entitled to asylum in the case that is minors or people that are supposed to be reunited with their family and also france is asking for more money to put in place all the security measures in color and in paris. lisa loose reporting from paris thank you lisa now to some other stories making news around the world bangladesh says it has agreed with me in marna plan to repatriate more than six hundred fifty thousand pro hinge on muslim refugees to me and maher over the next two years in mars to allow the rancher to apply for citizenship the un refugee agency warned it is essential refugees only be returned voluntarily. danish prosecutors have charged the submarine builder peter madsen wi

france. or corner in northern france always being close to the u.k. .so when the french president and british prime minister meet on prayers right people hear her that britain leaders will work to protect their interest is a link is crucial and ready. to maintain it develop it so we are trying to convince those of us and the british around to do more. it's unclear at this stage which way the olds are stacked but they're all signs that paris and london wish to stay on good terms on the agenda for thursday summit the possible known of the bio tapestry to britain the eleventh century art work depicts invasion of england by french troops it has never left france if it crosses the english. channel now the symbolism. space scientists in japan have launched the world's smallest satellite carrying rocket after a failed attempt last year so it blasted off from a space center on a mission to collect images of the earth's surface and the many rocket from used parts founded devices and smartphones and they're hoping similar low cost models will fuel demand for a sm

france. or corner a northern grandfather always been close to the u.k. . troops who were in the print president and british prime minister contreras great people here that britain leaders will work to protect their interests is a link is crucial. to maintain and develop it so we are trying to convince those of us and the british around to do more. it's unclear at this stage which way the olds are stacked but they're all signs that paris and london wish to stay on good terms on the agenda for thursday summit the possible known of the bio tapestry to britain the eleventh century artwork depicts invasion of england by french troops it has never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism will be lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera. donald trump's presidency has had a huge impact on foreman ism in the united states and across the globe and how to call him and look at that coming up. i'll tell you why australia's government says it's not as tough on refugees as many believe. hello wednesday was characterized i

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france. or corner enormous brand for always being close to the u.k. . so when the french president and british prime minister meet on friends great people hear her that britain leaders will work to protect their interest is a link is crucial and read. through in three and to develop it so we are trying to convince those of us and the british around to do more. it's unclear at this stage which way the olds are stacked but they're all signs that paris and london wish to stay on good terms on the agenda for thursday summit the possible known of the bio tapestry to britain the eleventh century artwork depicts invasion of england by french troops it has never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. britain's lower house of parliament has approved a bill which will and the supremacy of b u law in the u.k. the bill now goes to the upper house where it's expected to face some resistance the white house chief of staff has said donald trump's hardline immigration policies may not have been fully in

thousand refugees from move from the so-called jungle count or refugees mercalli in two thousand and sixteen a president of france is to visit u.k. on thursday and he has been meeting some wreckage ease trying to reach the u.k. any way they can that harsh about reports. emanuel might call began the day meeting refugees at a state shelter in north and for all of us who are going to see him even in some regions of the ruins with them later in the port of cali the french president politicians charity workers and police people here are fed up that hundreds of refugees continue to come to canada to try and reach the u.k. mike ross said he will ask britain to do more to help when he meets prime minister to resume a on thursday visit. better manage the issue of unaccompanied minors reinforced police cooperation in cali and with countries of origin and transit on block funds to support important projects for the development of kalar simulated police say that more than one hundred fifteen thousand attempts were made by refugees to reach the u.k. last year now that britain's voted to leave the european union many here say it's time to scr

of refugees come here not because they want to be in france or in cali but because they actually want to cross the english channel and be in the u.k. and when you talk to people here what they say is that they would like the u.k. border which is actually on french territory and it has been since just after two thousand and three when a deal was made between france and britain they want that u.k. border to be scrapped because they say that britain should be doing more to deal with the refugee crisis on its own soil a danish inventor has been charged with murdering the swedish journalist kim wall during a tour of his private submarine last year the prosecutor says peter madsen either cut walls throat or strangled her to death madsen claims wall died accidentally want to board a submarine in august last year he had previously admitted to disposing of her body parts by storing them into the sea trial has been set for march. a city in central japan has used its emergency loudspeaker system to recall packages of blowfish meet the regional health office for gamma gauri city is trying to track down four packages of blowfish because they m

france. or corner a northern grandfather always been close to the u.k. . troops who were in the print president and british prime minister marie contreras great people here her wrap up their leaders to protect their interests is a link is crucial and ready. to maintain it develop it so we are trying to convince those of us and the british florent to do more. it's unclear at this stage which way the olds are stacked but they're all signs that paris and london wish to stay on good terms on the agenda for thursday summit the possible known of the bio tapestry to britain the eleventh century artwork depicts invasion of england by french troops it has never left france if it crosses the english channel now the symbolism will be lost on no one natasha butler al-jazeera. and if you missed it last week we were actually in selves before it hit the headlines looking at this is a video diary from one of our view is looking at the efforts of the volunteers who are doing what they can to make life a little more comfortable for the refugees there is you can see i've pos

happen why now why do you think is it just president mccrone or is it because of break sort of various negotiations that france and the u.k. have right now when i think the department of coach in both countries has been discussing this for a while and i certainly think that it's not uncommon. present gifts during official state visit so if you think back to one thousand nine hundred six fronts gift of the united states with the statue of liberty which has since become a symbol of the united states but i do think it signals friendship and really the willingness of france. to maintain strong bilateral engagement irrespective of the outcome of breaks that negotiations. so in that sense it's a very positive signal as we saw in that list of the presidents the president a crown is given i mean he is quite generous izumi and quite creative as well but what do you think of the sort of soft the plough see if we can call it that what is it that president. wants to achieve with those presidents and do you think there are outside the norm well as i said it's not uncommon for you know to this point you think well again no not uncommon

interests of the united kingdom or france being threatened without the other one being affected to tackle this shared threat for the first time in history all of the heads of u.k. and french intelligence agencies report together ahead of this summit in a single meeting underlining our unique cooperation in this field this afternoon they briefed the president and me on the work they do together it is clear that this cooperation is preventing loss of life on both sides of the channel and around the world and today we have discussed ways in which we can increase and enhanced our collaboration to continue to keep our citizens safe the u.k. and france share a belief in a comprehensive approach to mass migration and as our efforts in the sahara and across africa demonstrate we will work together to address the instability which fuels it. president macron and i have both confirmed that the u.k. and france remain committed to the principles of the longstanding the two k. agreement under which the u.k. is able to carry out full border checks on french soil and today we have agreed additional measures which will work in the best interests of both france and the u.k. inc

france, germany, italy, japan, and the u.k. with politics in the u.s. drive the dollar, orould it be the trade risk from trump that drives the dollar? peter: i think it would probably be the politics. last year when trump basically took power, little by little, we found the legislative process and so on did not really do an awful lot manus:. 8.5% last year, the most since 2005. peter: it didn't do much for the dollar. apart from tax, he didn't get much done. at this stage, it's hard for me to see the dollar really performing all that well. many other central banks are normalizing policy. you have the bank of england raising rates and a few other banks doing so. anna: is a relative global growth that explains the dollar weakness? that is the solution. manus: we'll talk more about the bank of japan next. peter stays with us. we are on digital radio in london area. up, a small but potentially important shift is said to be taking place among bank of japan policy makers. we'll discuss the latest thinking at the boj. that's next. brexit said to be off the agenda. the leaders are

seen as a british charm offensive giving this money to france and indeed we've seen also some criticism by some directed leaning m.p.c. or in the u.k. have said well it's not just a british problem it is also a french from so why are we supporting the french why are we giving all this money generally though it's really something where both countries want to see that they're still supporting each other a lot of jokes have been made about the biotech history that basically it shows british invasion but the continent by the french the normans and you know there could be a gallic joke to give this back to the u.k. even on loan but others see it as also as president mcconnell's. arm of friendship being extended to the u.k. even though in the brics negotiations he will probably remain quite tough it is interesting that mccaw as is making this gesture where i'm going to medical when it comes to talking to or about britain has always made it clear that anything that happens happens within the context of the e.u. can we expect over the next year if he happens we expect to see more european leaders doing bilateral deals with. well this frenc

france is gray. the u.k. is gray. italy is gray. austria is gray. switzerland is gray. that means there is not a lot of direction up or down.ve gain in germany and .33% drop in spain. it looks like the stories are really under the hood today, guy. you got some floor coverings and funeral homes that are making big news. as far as the big drivers, there is not a lot of change. guy: you can see the funeral story positively in some respects. less than what is happening in zimbabwe. -- let's talk about what is happening in zimbabwe. zimbabwe's new president says he has a plan to revive the country. it is first podcast interview since taking office, he told bloomberg zimbabwe is open for business and the nation is committed to paying its debts. ask the current constraint for us to succeed successfully engaging [indiscernible] acquiring isfor our debt burden. i have committed this country to pay our debts. butay not succeed overnight we have committed ourselves to begin addressing to pay our debts. once we do so, i have no doubt that we will begin to lend support to this country. matt: still with us this charlie diebel. what does