criminals are dodging two types of vat. they're evading vat at the border when it's imported.p to 20% of the value of the goods. and then they're not charging vat when they sell the goods to customers. there is two key moments where vat stops working so well from an evasion and fraud perspective. from the moment you stop complying with the law, you're in the fraud territory. and so the people who are abusing e—commerce, they're fraudsters? they're fraudsters. vat is complicated, but what we're about to do isn't. bilton‘s bargains is going to buy goods here, ship them back to the uk without paying vat and then sell them online. so, for this plan to work, we need a shipping agent in china to help us get the goods back to the uk. i'm in hong kong and i'm just, i'm doing the first stage which is ringing the agents and trying to line them up. so, this is a guy, let's see what he says for himself. hello? hi. is that jonas? yes, yes. hijonas, it's richard. oh, yes, hi. i know you. first, will our shipping agent help us dodge import vat? you know what we're doing — we're taking some s

you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage and you're getting vat back.milton's in the documents. we've seen millions being handed out in vat refunds to oligarchs and sports stars, who are clearly going to use theirjets for stars, who are clearly going to use their jets for private stars, who are clearly going to use theirjets for private use. how on earth can that possibly be allowed to happen? we only accept cases for the refund of vat on jets if it's for 100% business use. we have the refund of vat on jets if it's for 10096 business use. we have seen cases where it's clearly going to be used privately. i look forward to you providing me with that evidence. well, here's the evidence. our documents show isle of man customs knew that jets were documents show isle of man customs knew thatjets were being used for personal use. and customs have since confirmed, as long as it was predominantly business use, they gave refunds any way. we've discovered that appleby‘s office on the isle of man has imported luxury jets worth 1. £1.25 billion, so some of the wealt

you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage, and you're getting vat back.hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. and they said isle of man customs gave informed approval to the scheme. in total, the isle of man has handed out more than £790 million in vat refunds to jet—leasing companies. isle of man customs has admitted it has given refunds for personal use ofjets as long as it's mainly used for business. that shouldn't happen. as a result of our investigation, they've called in the british government to review its procedures. the paradise papers show there are other secrets on this island. we've found evidence that shows just how far the isle of man government has been prepared to go to help tax dodgers. the european savings directive was an attempt to stop tax evasion across europe. we've found evidence that the isle of man changed one of their laws to help people dodge the new tax. now, you might think getting approval for something that could help tax evaders would prove difficu

can't get vat refunds.ou can't get vat refundslj but if you use your playing for fun you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after a ll believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. they said isle of man customs gave informed approval to the scheme. in total the isle of man has handed out more than £790 million in vat refunds to jet leasing companies. isle of man customs has admitted it has given refunds for personal use of jets as has given refunds for personal use ofjets as long as it's mainly used for business. that shouldn't happen. asa for business. that shouldn't happen. as a r

picture of lewis hamilton standing alongside a private plane which the paper says he avoided paying vatn. so, let's begin. let's start with the big story that's been running the big story that's been running the last couple of days. this is from the paradise papers. let's start with the i. revealed how apple avoided tax, billions. we are focussing on apple because of the amount of money involved. huge sums. the amount of tax they haven't paid a p pa re ntly the amount of tax they haven't paid apparently is so enormous and especially when you think that they have been one of the biggest taxpayers but their earnings have been so taxpayers but their earnings have been so enormous, taxpayers but their earnings have been so enormous, the tax rate they are estimated to be paying is somewhere between 2% and 5%. most of us somewhere between 2% and 5%. most of us pay way over that on whatever we earn. which is nothing like what apple earn. of course, they have taken advantage of things that are entirely legal. they've used one of the tricks apparently which is called the double irish. they've go

the isle of man gave him back 3.3 million as a vat refund.ton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, pop star nicole scherzinger. and our documents show that customs and excise and there were happy to come in early, at 6am in the morning, to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. they said isle of man c

the isle of man gave him back 3.3 million as a vat refund. had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, pop star nicole scherzinger. documents show that customs and excise and there were happy to come in early at 6am in the morning to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun, you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. they said isle of man customs gave

vat is highly copmlex. —— vat is highly complex.nt robert hall is there, and what are the authorities in jersey saying about all this robert? you can imagine that the avastin have caused a lot of debate. like the isle of man this islands depends heavily on the finance industry and its international reputation. that's debate on the one side would say jersey is working very hard to be as transparent as possible and to operate within the guidelines issued to it from the uk and internationally. on the other hand some say that what they perceive as tax avoidance is not something they believe is ethical. there are those debates. no illegality is implied in what apple are said to have been doing injersey. what apple are said to have been doing in jersey. but what apple are said to have been doing injersey. but these headlines will not be welcomed. this is the jersey evening post and on top of the page and other unwelcome headline, you probably cannot read it, jersey and european union blacklist discussion to take place today. the finance m

the isle of man gave him back 3.3 million as a vat refund.t here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, pop star nicole scherzinger. documents show that customs and excise and there were happy to come in early at 6am in the morning to sign off on the deal. there are nearly 1000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. they said isle of man customs gave informed approval to th

you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage, and you're getting vat back.milton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. and they said isle of man customs gave informed approval to the scheme. in total, the isle of man has handed out more than £790 million in vat refunds to jet—leasing companies. isle of man customs has admitted it has given refunds for personal use ofjets as long as it's mainly used for business. that shouldn't happen. as a result of our investigation, they have called in the british government to review its procedures. the paradise papers show there are other secrets on this island. we've found evidence that shows just how far the isle of man government has been prepared to go to help tax dodgers. the european savings directive was an attempt to stop tax evasion across europe. we've found evidence that the isle of man changed one of their laws to help people dodge the new tax. now, you might think getting approval for something that could help tax evaders would prove difficu

you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage and you're getting vat back.er said the arrangement was lawful. the documents also reveal how the iphone maker apple used a british crown dependency to keep its tax tax bill down. we pay all the taxes we owe, every single dollar. we not only comply with the laws but we comply with the spirit of the laws. we don't depend on tax gimmicks. in 2014, ireland announced it would ban companies with no tax residency. that meant apple needed a tax residency for its lucrative irish subsidiaries fast so it sent out a questionnaire courting tax havens and it chosejersey, where its $261 billion pile of cash from selling phones and ipads is now tax resident. apple say the structure hadn't lowered its taxes and it remained the world's largest taxpayer. andy verity, bbc news. more on that with sean through the morning as well. the nhs is struggling to cope with rising demand forfrontline services despite increasing the number of staff in england. that's the warning from health bosses, who say boosting the workforce is not enough

the isle of man gave him back 3.3 million as a vat refund.o fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, pop star nicole scherzinger. documents show that customs and excise here were happy to come in early at 6am in the morning to sign off on the deal. there are nearly 1000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. they said isle of man customs gave informed approva

did lewis hamilton use a conaluted leasing structure to avoid paying vat on a private jet?se letters... or how was a bermuda—based trust, set up by lord ashcroft, actually managed ? then there's apple. we already knew some of the biggest us companies structure their international businesses to pay as little tax as possible. in this case, when one tax minimising avenue shut down, it seems apple successfully went looking for another. for some, that's part of the problem. we haven't made more progress because governments are driven by self—interest rather than collective interest. we have to recognise that governments have domestic political concerns. we have to look to governments to provide solutions that work at a domestic level, but also to provide leadership in the international community and in 2014, 2015, on occasions, 0sborne and cameron were doing that. since then, i'm afraid, we've been back sliding. to avoid scrutiny, you need secrecy. wilbur ross, president trump's commerce secretary, said today there was nothing improper about his business connections to russian f

this is also about vat, which is another tech element of it.e are not paying vat they are trying to bring that into line. it is essentially digital companies which are avoiding tax. caroline, with all of your connections at number 10, you can describe what's going on in the daily mail. it's an interesting one. the idea that he is no longer this eeyore. that was his nickname because he was always so pessimistic about everything. despite everything we have heard about the growth forecasts, the daily mail has decided to go on a more optimistic picture of the budget, talking about the help for first—time buyers, which says more about the positioning of the daily mail than anything else. a lot of papers have been critical of the chancellor, who was a remain voting minister. hammond has got a kicking from that particular camp, so the fact they have come out in favour of him shows he is in the prime minister's good books at the moment. caroline, ben, thank you for taking us through the front pages. don't forget you can see the front pages of the paper

. -- vat would attack in dubai is unheard of. —— vat refunds. the business from their trade association is not to worry. the concern is not there. we will still be the most competitive in variety, purity, quality product... dubai's gold market does have rivals in india and istanbul. the dubai sales tax will still be lower than in either india or turkey. and nowhere else can match the souk for the sheer opulence of its jewellery displays. 0pulence is the word, isn't it? that is business reading for this hour. ina is business reading for this hour. in a last look at the market. vinicius flat at the moment. the hang seng is up again, with ten year highs there. —— the nikkei is flat. and that is the business briefing to europe. different types of alcohol change and cheap —— change in shape your mood in different ways. a recent survey had found major link between types of alcohol and the emotions they create. for a double, spirits we re they create. for a double, spirits were associate with feelings of aggression. red wine and beer were related to fe

at £85,000 the uk vat threshold.of the threshold but such a high threshold has the benefit of keeping the majority of small businesses out of vat altogether so iam not businesses out of vat altogether so i am not minded to reduce the threshold. i will consult on whether it -- threshold. i will consult on whether it —— its design could better incentivise growth and we will maintain it at the current level for the next two years. we cannot build an economy fit for the future without supporting its backbone, our 5.5 million small businesses, who are responsible for nearly half our private sector jobs. are responsible for nearly half our private sectorjobs. they give the economy its vibrancy and resilience. i recognise many are feeling under pressure. i know that it is hard work to get a business off the ground and get it to grow, so today i want to do what we can to ease that pressure. business rates represent a high fixed cost for small businesses. at budget 2016 we introduced a package of business rate relief worth al

you could see this potentially building a before vat, but it is also possibly an indication they areting demand to remain strong. >> it's like a rorschach test. >> it is a fine line. in terms of the story other saudi arabia, the pmi coming out in line with the previous month. but i want to talk about the bigger story, which is the political story, and the political fallout. a series of arrests, arguably unprecedented, hitting both business and politics. how offguard and how surprised were you when you heard the news, and what does that mean for the way you look at the saudi story? >> i think everyone was surprised with the news overnight. i don't think anyone was expecting quite that kind of reshuffle and crackdown but certainly, if you look at how the economic story has played out over the last two months, we had that huge announcement of the construction of a new city a couple weeks ago, massive investment required by foreign companies, and what it is showing is that the new leadership is committed to modernizing the economy and addressing the issue of old reliance on oil. if you'r

you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage and you're getting vat back.lawyer said the arrangement was lawful. the documents also reveal how the iphone maker apple used a british crown dependency to keep its tax bill down. we pay all the taxes we owe, every single dollar. we not only comply with the laws, but we comply with the spirit of the laws. we don't depend on tax gimmicks. in 2014, ireland announced it would ban companies with no tax residency. that meant apple needed a tax residency for its lucrative irish subsidiaries fast, so it sent out a questionnaire courting tax havens and it chose jersey, where its $261 billion pile of cash from selling phones and ipads is now tax resident. apple said the structure hadn't lowered its taxes and it remained the world's largest taxpayer. andy verity, bbc news. in the last few minutes, a response from the government injersey. they say, jersey does not want abusive tax avoidance schemes and it expects financial services providers to abide by a voluntary code to say they will not take on this business. we are ask

british formula one driver lewis hamilton saved millions in vat when he bought this privatejet using an interview with the bbc, president trump's commerce secretary denies misleading congress after the leaked documents exposed his involvement in a company with links to the kremlin. did a row with his mother in law lead a shooter in texas to kill 26 people in a small town church. the youngest was just a baby.

this firefighter shows what can happen when you drop a frozen turkey into a vat of hot oil. the oil spills over, then flames erupt around the container. if you're trying this technique, the turkey needs to be thawed. use medium heat, and don't fill the entire container with oil. the holiday season, cooking injuries quadruple, compared to the rest of the year. burn doctors recommend supervising children when food is being cooked. and you should always have a fire extinguisher on hand. at xx time for weather. toss to veronica much cooler & breezy for travel on this wednesday cold thanksgiving - mid 40s dry for black friday today: clouds clear early, turning chilly highs: 50-55 winds: s 3-6 mph tonight: mainly clear, cold lows: 27-32 winds: nw 5-8 mph thanksgiving: mostly sunny, cold like december highs: 48-52 winds: s 5-10 mph coming up-- the girl scouts are taking a stand this why they want more girls to say "no" to holiday hugs. t...two for five deals all across the board! here it comes... (crowd cheers) a big mac and 10 piece mcnuggets! they got em! get your fan favorites o

he didn't lower that vat threshold. when you have to register.t. he did bring forward a lowering of the rate at which business rates go up. there has been a big bearfor business. that will be worth £2.3 billion. they were pleased about that. he put some more money in this mega fund for productivity enhancements he has talked about from £23 billion to £31 billion. there was a plan to sell off the government's stake or a big chunk of the government's stake in rbs that will give them £15 billion to play with. that will be sold as a big loss. it was a rescue rather than investment. he hopes it will give a better return than the rbs shares and improve the long run performance of the economy. laura kuenssberg is in westminster. what does the budget tell us about the challenges ahead for the government? in terms of the big picture if the forecast, the forest of statistics in today's budget prove to be right from the 0 brvp, it else us this government is going to be in charge of a country that is going to feel poorer for longer than expected. a country w

and there was good news for small businesses — the threshold for small businesses to pay vat is beingthere was so much build up to this budget, talk of rows between number 10 and 11, dark mutterings about whether it might cost the chancellor his job — so, has he managed to pull it off? i think if anybody was hoping for something dramatic, huge moves in this budget, they would have been disappointed. it wasn't the kind of radical reboot some tory mps wanted. it wasn't the kind of budget that will go down in history as the kind that could change the fortunes of the government overnight, whether being a triumph or disaster. frankly after the last six months of turmoil, the real aim for number 11 and number10 turmoil, the real aim for number 11 and number 10 today was to get through the day without accident. a quiet day these days for the tory party is in some ways a good day. there is, however, a really big important but to all of that. the economic predictions are worse, much worse than people had expected. that means if they turn out to be correct, that for another five—year is familie

it starts out in the big vat.re time do we have on the timer here. >> eight minutes. >> after eight minutes we will take this out, we will slap it on the bagel machine. this reminds me of the salt water taffy machine down the shore, it will get down the line, and then boom, the bagels will come out. we will show you how they do it behind the scenes, at village bagel company lets check the jam cams if you are getting ready to head outside the front door, sue mentioned things are trick think morning a live look at route 202 at bristol road. roads are wet. make sure little won has rain jackets on. forty-two freeway at trick road, a little bit wet behind the roads and schuylkill expressway a live look at the roosevelt boulevard. back here with ron, bagel maker. now last time we heard from you we put the bagels in the proof box what happens now. >> now, what we will do is take this here, go ahead and we have to check the temperatures. >> temperature should be at 90 . >> check this out. >> so what does this box, they ar

vat is meant to be on luxury goods, isn't it?d at how many menstrual products i have brought. from your point of view, removing the vat would be the first step? not necessarily. it's been decreasing over the years. it's currently around the rate of things that we throw away. it's important to look at the sustainability. if we use around 11,000 menstrual products, there will be more menstruate is in parliament in 1973, it would never have been taxed in the first place. —— if there were more people who menstruated. you are hoping to make the city a period positive place. what is that mean? period positive came out of my research, my masters of education. i worked with young people who wanted a symbol oran worked with young people who wanted a symbol or an emblem that would show teachers were 0k to talk about periods and they could get on menstrual product on the spot. it is a symbol with a smiley face and it would be a charter mark. a citywide charter. challenging taboos. making sure managing menstruation is appropriate and helpful

i'm trying to transfer to become difficult to beat underneath coco vats but opponents laver couzin were also want a good run of form in a tight first half it was the visitors who had the best of the chances a lick of paint stopping a lhari from opening the scoring not once but twice. but that was nothing and nobody in the way of kevin holland in the second half it was fall and eight is league a goal of the season and it proved decisive they've accused in a now unbeaten in eight games. freiburg are in a worrying situation just one point from their last five matches means they've dropped into the dreaded relegation zone minds on the other hand are on fire with sandra's fights as team only losing one game in their last seven a tight match was expected but first outbreak have suffered a recent run of poor form home victory against vols brick would be a welcome let's see how the matches turned out. shocker of a start and. maximillian arnold saw red for this foal on eleven minutes but the ten men took a surprise lead just before. daniel did davi got a big helping hand from book keeper muffin

i was really incensed the other morning, listening about lewis hamilton and his avoidance of vat.we are, it's human nature. if we can save a few pennies, we will. why aren't they going, or you going after the likes of these financial experts, who are being paid lots of money by celebrities to help save them money? and also, hmrc. they need some whizzkids to sort out these loopholes. with me now to explore coverage of the paradise papers story is james stephenson, news editor for bbc news. welcome to newswatch. we kept hearing the phrase "none of this is illegal", so who exactly were you targeting in this investigation? well, it's perhaps worth saying that, as you and many of your listeners will know, this was an enormous project over a long timespan and only began with the leak of the documents. after that, there was a great deal of journalistic work to sift through and identify stories that we should be doing, and notjust do stories because names were found in papers. we applied a very rigorous public interest test above and beyond "is it interesting ? " to the stories we decided

british formula one champion, lewis hamilton, avoided vat on a luxuryjet he'd bought by registering it in the isle of man. after the mass shooting in texas, the president says it's not a matter of guns but a matter of the gunman‘s mental health. and on newsnight, we will speak with the premiere of bermuda about the paradise papers, interpreting the importance of saudi's weekend of princely arrests and a broadcast interview with donald trump's nemesis, alec baldwin. good evening and welcome to bbc news. we start tonight with new revelations from millions of leaked documents, known as the paradise papers, which show how some corporations and individuals try to avoid paying taxes. the technology giant, apple, has been managing most of its untaxed cash reserve offshore on the channel island ofjersey. it moved the money tojersey after a tax loophole in ireland was closed. although the company has done nothing illegal, its tax arrangements have been criticised by eu and us officials. the paradise papers were obtained by the german newspaper, suddeutsche zeitung, and shared with the internati

more revelations from the paradise papers leak — the formula i champion lewis hamilton avoided vat onsle of man. donald trump's marathon asia tour has ended injapan. he now moves to south korea, another key ally in the struggle with nuclear—armed north korea. a man has been found guilty of murdering his 18 —month—old daughter, just weeks after formally adopting her. the 31—year—old inflicted numerous injuries on her. a child, called elsie, died after being violently shaken and struck on the head. ba by elsie, described as tiny and delicate, but with a big personality. at ten months, she was placed in the care of a couple with one child who wanted to adopt. within hours of matthew scully—hicks arriving at court this morning, the jury had found the part—time fitness instructor guilty of her murder. the 31—year—old had covered up months of abuse to social workers, doctors and to his husband. our thoughts today are with little elsie and those who knew and loved her. her untimely death atjust 18 months old has had a devastating effect, first and foremost on her family, who remain uppermost

the formula one champion, lewis hamilton, avoided vat on a luxuryjet he'd bought, by registering it ind in south korean capital seoul on the second leg of his marathon 11—day tour of asia. he's called south korea's president moonjae—in a fine gentleman, saying they would work out a way to deal with the nuclear threat from north korea. the us air force says it may have failed to alert federal authorities about the violent past of the man accused of killing 26 people in a church in texas. devin kelley was discharged from the air force in 2012 for assaulting his wife and step son, and legally should not have been able to own a gun. the price of oil has surged past $64 per barrel, following a crackdown on corruption in saudi arabia. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the south china morning post and us president donald trump, who says the us will not stand by if north korea menaces america or its allies. mr trump's asia tour continues, with the president arriving in south korea today. the telegraph online carries commen

only two authorities in the whole of the united kingdom that were paying vat.is to repay as the sums for the last three yea rs, repay as the sums for the last three years, which hit it within his give to do. it is great we have that money to invest. let's see if you might respond to your challenge. there is a lot of talk today as you will be aware around the housing issues, very difficult times for young people, people wanting to get on the housing ladder. we'll know about the stamp judy on the housing ladder. we'll know about the stampjudy move that has been announced today first—time buyers. that is only fine and wales. how can scotland respond to that? could you do similarly? we will look at it but for the first time young people will be worse off than their pa rents, people will be worse off than their parents, there is a real crisis for millennials. this budget on that account and also in terms of the general economy has misfired. the office for budget responsibility has cut the forecast for gdp by 2.7% over the course of the next five yea rs. over the cou

a person drops the hot turkey into a vat of oil and then flame break out, causing a flash boil. frying a turkey requires but not is thawed, medium heat. >> there are over 4,000 responses on thanksgiving day. >> that's sobering. >> a fire extinguisher should definitely be nearby. never use water to put out a grease fire. >>> the race to bring self-driving cars to california has a new entrance. lyft. the company got a permit to test autonomous cars out on roads. the main rival was uber to test in march. what you're seeing is a new world record. this is for the most people riding a motorcycle. 58 people. they rode three quarters of a mile. it was confirmed. >> on the subject, berkeleyy police were busy handing out something today. >> first we want to thank isabel for this picture of a rainbow across the bay. just gorgeous. >>> stay her >>> coming up, pickpockets and thieves love the black friday crowds. the easy steps you can take to keep he from becoming a victim. >>> it's beeping. it's beeping from the shirt. >> truly a surprise package. the step one local sheriff's department is

and a cts parliament takes stock of vat and acts accordingly.hat. there is talk about different codes of conduct, that all needs to happen, this is an ongoing, unfolding situation, and i think political bodies will need to catch up and have those processes in place. earlier today, mr corbyn was asked how it is that kelvin hopkins was included within the shadow cabinet following those allegations and being reprimanded. what do you think specifically about him first of all not commenting, and how he has been handling this current issue? i am not going to talk about kelvin hopkins when he is under investigation. if he wants to talk about himself, it is right and proper you ask him. he has had the whip withdrawn and that is under way. i think if kelvin wants to talk about that, that is up to him. but i am not going to comment on a case thatis am not going to comment on a case that is active and being investigated. what about mr corbyn himself? is he showing enough leadership on the matter?” himself? is he showing enough leadership on the matter? i t

south caroline they have these big vats, where do you grow these?> not entirely sure where they're coming from. >> not going to your backyard, industrial plants, to make them perfect for mike jerrick. >> that's very interesting. >> okay. well, come over to my house for thanksgiving. crickets anal jay. >> yum. >> so this is really good for you? >> yes. >> it is better for the planet. instead of eating -- >> oh, gosh. >> ewe. >> all right, all right. >> a toast. >> oh, god. >> oh, my! (screams from the backgrounds). >> the whole thing? >> ahh! >> oh, how lovely. >> i love you, man. >> you want some? >> no, i'm good, no, no. i'm great. >> what a party! >> ya, really? >> oh, stop it. e wment, hmm i can't believe how great this tastes! i can't believe it comes in... vegaaaan. and organiiiic. enjoy i can't believe it's not butter! in it's vegan! and it's organic! >> ♪ >> ♪ >> wendy williams coming up. is this on the market yet? >> have you heard about this? people tweet being it. pepsi has new drink, the salted carmel pepsi. can you imagine? so we've been

the headlines: leaked papers showed that the british formula 1 driver lewis hamilton avoided vat when buying a private jet. three actors in the bbc‘s mrs brown's boys are shown to have diverted their fees through mauritius — and so cut their income tax. and tech giant apple has tens of billions of pounds injersey where it pays no tax. officials say the gunman who killed 26 people at a church in rural texas had sent threatening texts to his mother—in law. she wasn't in the church at the time. a british charity worker is killed in nigeria, three weeks after he was kidnapped by militants. three others have been freed. a man is found guilty of murdering his 18 month—old daughter, just two weeks after formally adopting her. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... we'll look at how millions of leaked documents — dubbed the paradise papers — have exposed how the rich and famous avoid taxes. coming up in 100 days, president trump's meeting with japan's prime minister shinzo abe, on day to of his official tour of asia. an

in noida and a daw now the sand makes is heated to one thousand three hundred degrees in a melting vat the recipe for glass is relatively simple the court sand is mixed with recycled glass sodium carbonate and lime. this machine alone makes four hundred glass jars per minute clear glass is made of roughly sixty percent recovered glass nevertheless this factory uses up to one hundred fifty tons of course sand every day. and. we often don't realize how sand as a valuable resource influences our daily lives. geologist and as hargadon knows that better than most he chairs the german association of professional geoscientists the association has chosen sand as the mineral of the year. to be exact sand is merely a mineral mix with a certain size of grain but the tiny grains are now more sort after in construction than ever before. looking towards the future we need to be clear that sand is a finite resource and its availability is not unlimited that in cities all over the planet are growing we need new transport routes we need infrastructure and that means that this resource will be put under

firefighters in orange county demonstrated what could go wrong and dropped a turkey still frozen into a vat. frozen ice inside of the turkey can cause an explosion when heated in the hot oil. thou it at medium heat and don't overfill the fryer with oil and don't throw it in there. and have a fire extinguisher on hand because water will not put it out but turn to steam immediately. fried turkey delicious but plan it out and do it right. >> wherever you have grease, you try to hit it from water from the side it just sprays the grease. you need a fire extinguisher. >>> stormtracker 6 live double scan right now we are dry across the region currently and still looking at plenty of sunshine and the ben franklin bridge looking nice and bright and the camera not shaking much we don't have much wind in play and fair amount of traffic on i-95 and folks are heading south maybe going to center city. and looking ahead to the forecast, chilly and sunny and stopping in the low to mid-40s across the region. keep the coat handy and it's cold in the morning and the afternoon will be 6, 7, 8 degrees milder an

. >> a most countries have vat, so ireland has 12 1/2% corporate rate 23% vat, like sales stacks notraise more taxes than united states they make up for it in other ways in tax system so i guess i turn the question back to you. our taxes right now 17% gdp would you like them to be 25, to 30% gdp, like all those countries you just cited? >> jason you are talking about -- >> the answer we're not ireland we are not -- >> that is different than corporate tax rate talking about so ireland, companies it is cheaper for companies overseas to invest in united states than companies in the united states to invest here so that is the issue, if we all go to vat would be great ireland has a good idea on that a low corporate tax rate thens consumers, citizens have higher -- that would work well here for us. so i think your highlighting what we should be doing like ireland is doing. >> i think good argument for switching from no corporate tax to something like a vat that is not what this bill does though, all countries that loader corporate tax rate they did not do it by creating types of huge defic

and with vat at 24%, the temptation is great to pocket the cash. >> no, that's not a bill. just an order. >> just 32 bills for the entire day? >> let's have a closer look around. reporter: this is the second time the owner of this bar has been caught out. his fine is doubled to 500 euros. he won't speak to us while the camera is running. outside some guests are sympathetic. >> if we had lower taxes or the money was used for welfare, dodging taxes would not be good. but as things are, you cannot really blame the bar owner. >> we need more checks, so business owners understand they have to give people receipts and pay taxes. reporter: next day, it is time to pay a visit to an antiques dealer in central athens. greek tv crews are aready waiting here. a new law allows the authorities to close down businesses of re-offenders and expose them to the media. all part of the war on the current ten billion euros or more in undeclared income every year. now, antiques dealer irina safela has been found guilty of several hundred euros undeclared income. >> life for small business owners

laura £12 million in tax from the 5% vat on sanitary products, how do you react?he individual person. you started this campaignafew individual person. you started this campaign a few years ago. how far do you think it has come and how much further is there to go?” you think it has come and how much further is there to go? i think it's come a long way in that the government have said they will end the tampon tax, it is a case of making sure they do it and that's going to take a while because of brexit and the eu situation which is very irritating. i am not sure it is to do with brexit. the government, as you rightly say, strongly support cutting the vat rate on sanitary products to zero. they can't under eu law, but the eu commission next year, before we've brexited is going to bring in this change in rules which means we can do it. so it is not to do with brexit. they said whichever comes first, whether that changes at the eu or we leave the eu. rachel, hello. hi. you have experienced period poverty. some of our audience will know what it is, but just our audience

data from the leaks just the death so customers should paid some twenty seven million euros in vat sales tax the french state. which they avoided by going to shell companies big tech coy in trouble in europe for dodging taxes. los year margaret fist daga issued of record thirteen billion year a bill against apple. accusing it of receiving illegal tax breaks in islands. now the european competition commissioner is taking aim again. same tech companies are killing innovation when you grow yeah you shouldn't deny others. the chance to challenge you. and and you should never yourself say no one will challenge me so i don't be to innovate anymore. competition is one of the most important drivers of innovation because you have to stay in the race you have to think of something new. a and if you don't well of course y should leave the market. the stock a singled out apple facebook and google for abusing their market dominance. in june the eu ordered the search engine company to pay a fine of two point four billion years. on the other side of the atlantic tech companies have come on the less scr

the formula one champion, lewis hamilton, avoided vat on a luxuryjet he'd bought by registering it inathon asia tour. we'll be live in seoul. and rescued from captivity to breed in the wild. how this endangered species could come back from the brink. the price of oil surges past $61; per barrel following a crackdown on corruption in saudi arabia. crude is up over 40% sincejune. we'll be speaking to an expert to see if this run can continue.