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theresa may has to be pa rt of the uk. theresa may has to be part of this visit on the receiving side, she obviously is somewhat wea ker side, she obviously is somewhat weaker now than a year ago when he came lastjuly. just how much difficulties she in if she gets punished at the opinion polls, the tory leadership uncertainty, indiscipline in the cabinet, she is vulnerable to difficulties arising from the trump visit. she cannot get thrown up before december so she can go on and on being more feeble and more feeble unless there is enough ofa more feeble unless there is enough of a move to get rid of her i cannot see her resigning. so that will be another crisis. she has had so many but she is growing more feeble. and life will go on with the eu going their own way and the uk thinking more and more. trample held her hand, the last time she was holding his hand and this time she will need him to hold her hand. the mechanism to get rid of her will never be triggered because no one has any clear idea of who could replace her.
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i would also note that both the us intelligence service and the uk intelligence service and the uk intelligence service are bound by the rule of law and there are legal structures that are in place around what can and cannot be shared with the intelligence community, and they are quite clearly prescribed. do not think we see the same kinds of in an authoritarian state led by the chinese communist party in beijing. i think we have to think about the nature of the legal frameworks they are. i also do not believe this is just about spying. this is about the security back to its intentionally but also the broad based platform it will provide for all technological developments that will come on top of these networks in the decades to come. thank you very much for joining us. this is fascinating, it is about technology, our futures and the uk being torn between china and washington at this very critical moment as it prepares to leave the european union and the pressures thatis european union and the pressures that is putting on the uk government to come up with trade deals potentially with china as w
i would also note that both the us intelligence service and the uk intelligence service and the uk intelligence service are bound by the rule of law and there are legal structures that are in place around what can and cannot be shared with the intelligence community, and they are quite clearly prescribed. do not think we see the same kinds of in an authoritarian state led by the chinese communist party in beijing. i think we have to think about the nature of the legal frameworks they are. i...
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including presumably by prosecutors and many other folks in the uk as well, including in the uk and although it is frustrating and not a satisfying answer to people because the financial crisis caused a lot of harm to a lot of people, law evidence has limits and hundreds if not thousands of career prosecutors, agents of the fbi, the irs, securities and exchange commission could not find evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the standard in the us, to indict the head of a financial institution. that does not mean that there was not unreasonable, negligent, corrupt, greedy behaviour, but the law requires you be able to prove intent on the part of the individual in charge beyond reasonable doubt before we can go forward and there may have been a lot of things that went wrong and a lot of things that people should be held accountable for those cases were not there and thatis for those cases were not there and that is the best you can do, as oversight in the book at some length. yeah, but the fact is you bathed in the plaudits of being the tough guy in the prosecutor's office, i t
including presumably by prosecutors and many other folks in the uk as well, including in the uk and although it is frustrating and not a satisfying answer to people because the financial crisis caused a lot of harm to a lot of people, law evidence has limits and hundreds if not thousands of career prosecutors, agents of the fbi, the irs, securities and exchange commission could not find evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the standard in the us, to indict the head of a financial...
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we didn't know then what kind of mess uk would be in. but we should state not now, it is a terrible time. that's why we should say not now, please. it is a terrible time. but it is now going back to us domestic politics, joe biden, obviously the former vice president, he has thrown his hat into the ring. thomas, you have been posted in washington, when you seejoe biden derided by president trump as sleepyjoe who makes him feel like a young, vibrant man again, what do you make of that? well it will be a slinging match of dirt between these old men each way. i think it is courageous ofjoe biden to think he could be lucky on the third time. i think he will be very unlucky. i think america does not want someone of his ilk who has been proven not to be quite presidential timber twice before. to give it to him when he is close to 80 years of age. ronald reagan was 70 when he became president and that was considered old but he managed beautifully. i do not think biden has the same kind of fibre in him to turn around public opinion about himself
we didn't know then what kind of mess uk would be in. but we should state not now, it is a terrible time. that's why we should say not now, please. it is a terrible time. but it is now going back to us domestic politics, joe biden, obviously the former vice president, he has thrown his hat into the ring. thomas, you have been posted in washington, when you seejoe biden derided by president trump as sleepyjoe who makes him feel like a young, vibrant man again, what do you make of that? well it...
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us president donald trump will return to the uk injune foran trump will return to the uk injune for an official state visit. applause. change uk the pro remain party which backs another brexit referendum launches its european election campaign. and at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers. stay with us for that. the first funerals have taken place in sri lanka after more than 320 people were killed in the easter sunday suicide attacks on churches and hotels. it's been a day of national mourning with three minutes' silence observed across the island. the authorities have blamed a local islamist group, although the islamic state group has claimed responsibility. the country's prime minister says some of those involved in the plot are still on the run and armed. it's emerged that the intelligence services may have been warned of an impending attack which was not passed on to ministers. ourfirst report comes from clive myrie in colombo. white banners and streamers today greet those entering negombo. in the afternoon breeze, they dance as if heralding a
us president donald trump will return to the uk injune foran trump will return to the uk injune for an official state visit. applause. change uk the pro remain party which backs another brexit referendum launches its european election campaign. and at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers. stay with us for that. the first funerals have taken place in sri lanka after more than 320 people were killed in the easter sunday suicide attacks on churches and...
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about a special security relationship and the uk has said, that it relationship and the uk has said, thatitis relationship and the uk has said, that it is a threat to national security. if it hasn't been on fox news he won't know about it. mike pompeo will not bring it up to him because he will not get it, it is almost too sophisticated. if they start talking about it on fox news, there was this terrible security breach and somebody leaked out sensitive discussions about whether 56 should include huawei because of its alleged ability to spy back on us, then he will think about it. that is literally the way things are going in washington. that is literally the way things are going in washingtonlj that is literally the way things are going in washington. i think, that is literally the way things are going in washington. ithink, like thomas, since queen victoria the state have no friends are allies, only interests. it is pomp and ceremony because there is nothing tangible to discuss with trade. the big thing with global britain is not taking place so there is no way they can signa takin
about a special security relationship and the uk has said, that it relationship and the uk has said, thatitis relationship and the uk has said, that it is a threat to national security. if it hasn't been on fox news he won't know about it. mike pompeo will not bring it up to him because he will not get it, it is almost too sophisticated. if they start talking about it on fox news, there was this terrible security breach and somebody leaked out sensitive discussions about whether 56 should...
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|j second election campaign, why does he want to come to the uk? i think he want to come to the uk? i think he wants to come to the uk because he wants to come to the uk because he wants to come to the uk because he wants a free trade deal with the united kingdom when it leaves the eu, he also wants to underline the fa ct eu, he also wants to underline the fact that the american alliance is the strongest ever in combating evil in the world and protecting free world. and as the anglo—american alliance led in the 20th century, it will continue to lead in the 215t century. in matters like security, intelligence, that us uk partnership is crucial for both nations. the trade deal wasjust is crucial for both nations. the trade deal was just mentioned there, the vast majority have raised to the bottom and... that is one aspect of the relationship. we should always have relations with the united states of america, but we should also stand up for values which i think the vast majority of people support on both sides of the atlantic. we are talking about common values that millions of ameri
|j second election campaign, why does he want to come to the uk? i think he want to come to the uk? i think he wants to come to the uk because he wants to come to the uk because he wants to come to the uk because he wants a free trade deal with the united kingdom when it leaves the eu, he also wants to underline the fa ct eu, he also wants to underline the fact that the american alliance is the strongest ever in combating evil in the world and protecting free world. and as the anglo—american...
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uk is called in brussels. —— never exiting. the europeans know, they will have a new commission and new parliament and a new head of european bank, and they have big issues, they want to settle, which is china, artificial intelligence, defence, populism, migration and all that, so for them, brexit has become no longer a priority like it was three years ago. it was a nuisance and it will continue like this. so not paying attention? not paying attention than there anyway i cannot see anything is going on in britain that will change. does anyone around this table disagree? does anyone think there is an above zero chance of the labour party and the government getting a deal? if people like nigel farage and coco the clown and all of that think they can stand, what will that do to the parliament? in the end, my guess is not much. nigel farage behaves like a clown and we see it on the news, i don't think it makes much of a difference. you say he behaves like a clown, the brexit party which he launced is doing well in the polls? exactl
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even the dutch, prime minister mark rutte, usually close to the uk, he said today that the uk had not met —— yes met the tests set. it may all come down to what happens in the next few days and those talks and then what happens in the room here on wednesday at the summit, whether theresa may can convince the leaders there, because, as he was saying, every single one of them has to agree. it will be a decision by consensus. damian grammaticas in brussels. the jury at the inquests into the birmingham pub bombings 44 years ago, has found that a botched ira warning contributed to the deaths of 21 people. two massive explosions tore apart two pubs in the city centre in november 1974. the jury also found that there were no failings, errors or omissions in the police‘s response to the call. sima kotecha reports. the one thing that will always stick with me for the rest of my life is the smell — flesh, hair. that will never ever go from me. kevin burgess, one of more than 200 people who were injured on the night of the bombings. two explosions in two pubs, killing 21 people. the city
even the dutch, prime minister mark rutte, usually close to the uk, he said today that the uk had not met —— yes met the tests set. it may all come down to what happens in the next few days and those talks and then what happens in the room here on wednesday at the summit, whether theresa may can convince the leaders there, because, as he was saying, every single one of them has to agree. it will be a decision by consensus. damian grammaticas in brussels. the jury at the inquests into the...
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uk/sport. thank you, hugh. the so—called islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attacks in sri lanka, with the sri lankan government saying they could be involved. earlier, the country's minister of defence, told radio five live that one of the bombers had spent time in london. the one actually was from london. and another attacker who had studied in australia. so, yeah, they were highly educated people. which is, you know, something to worry about. our security correspondent gordon corera is with me now. we had a islamic state claiming responsibility, sorry, going to the foreign secretary in the comments. the best. flying at half mast following the horrific yesterday terrorist attack in sri lanka, with your permission i would like to update the house on the attack in the uk government's response. on sunday, multiple terrorist suicide bombings conducted across the lanka, six explosions a period simultaneously, three in the church is conducting easterday services in colombo and three more in ho
uk/sport. thank you, hugh. the so—called islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the attacks in sri lanka, with the sri lankan government saying they could be involved. earlier, the country's minister of defence, told radio five live that one of the bombers had spent time in london. the one actually was from london. and another attacker who had studied in australia. so, yeah, they were highly educated people. which is, you know, something to worry about. our security correspondent...
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the letter accepts no agreement means that the uk prepares for you european elections... that is something theresa may has been desperately trying to avoid. there has been suggestions a longer extension may be more palatable to that you —— to the eu. donald tusk... cutting it short if the european limit ratifies it in for some the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says nobody wants a long delay. we still hope to leave the you in the next couple of months. that is our ambition. we don't have a majority in parliament and that means we have to have those discussion with jeremy means we have to have those discussion withjeremy corbyn to see if there is enough common ground to do that. supporting conservative np jacob reese mogg doesn't like the extension and he has responded to donald tusk‘s suggestion with a tweet in which he says... to which the european parliament's press according nader replied —— european parliament's. .. he signs it off with a winky emojis face. the irish cup minister says the extension might be better to avoid further uncertainty. nobody
the letter accepts no agreement means that the uk prepares for you european elections... that is something theresa may has been desperately trying to avoid. there has been suggestions a longer extension may be more palatable to that you —— to the eu. donald tusk... cutting it short if the european limit ratifies it in for some the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says nobody wants a long delay. we still hope to leave the you in the next couple of months. that is our ambition. we don't...
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the conservative party were second in the uk independence party came third. a big forest fire in the mountainous part of south korea has killed at least one person and destroyed more than ioo one person and destroyed more than 100 houses. several thousand people have been moved from their homes. the president has told officials to liaise with north korea in case the fire spreads across the border. the un world food programme has appealed for urgent access to vital wheat stocks in yemen that have been cut off by months of fighting. it is said the quality of the green was deteriorating by the day in the country was on the brink of famine. the united states has revoked the entry visa for the prosecutor of the international criminal court. he has been investigating allegations of war crimes by us forces and their allies in afghanistan. his office —— her office insist she will continue to do her duty without fear 01’ or favour. the un, us and four of its allies have expressed deep concern over fighting in libya. they called for calm amid clashes near the tow
the conservative party were second in the uk independence party came third. a big forest fire in the mountainous part of south korea has killed at least one person and destroyed more than ioo one person and destroyed more than 100 houses. several thousand people have been moved from their homes. the president has told officials to liaise with north korea in case the fire spreads across the border. the un world food programme has appealed for urgent access to vital wheat stocks in yemen that...
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, the uk owes some money in a couple of cases. there was one time when they signalled a prisoner exchange but that was a couple of years back, nothing recent. behind closed doors, the conversations we have had with the conversations we have had with the foreign office was over the potential for the foreign office was over the potentialfor medical the foreign office was over the potential for medical clemency, actually, so, one of the things, sincejeremy actually, so, one of the things, since jeremy hunt evokes actually, so, one of the things, sincejeremy hunt evokes diplomatic protection, for nazanin, is that she was taken in front of a health commission, a body which checks whether someone is healthy enough to be in prison and they can decide to give someone treatment, but they can also decide that someone is too u nwell to also decide that someone is too unwell to be in prison, so we were getting our hopes up that that was the way out rather than a more complicated swap. how is nazanin? i don't know how she'll respond to this, i
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the uk has warned against all but essential travel to sri lanka. the former us vice presidentjoe biden has confirmed that he'll seek to run for the democratic party against donald trump in the 2020 presidential election. and this story is trending on bbc.com the cast of the 25th james bond film, has been announced. daniel craig will play 007 for the fifth time. the oscar—winning star of bohemian rhapsody, rami malek, will play the villain. that's all. now on bbc news, hardtalk. well, to hardtalk, i am stephen sackur the robert mueller report is out and do not want it has not the better argument about whether president trump committed crimes are worthy of impeachment. in fact, it has raised new questions about the resilience and integrity of the judicial process. my guest was one of the most powerful federal prosecutors until mr trump fired him in 2017. he has written a book about doing justice. is america consistently falling short? thank you for having me. you had a long and successful career as a federal prosecutor so you are in a good place to
the uk has warned against all but essential travel to sri lanka. the former us vice presidentjoe biden has confirmed that he'll seek to run for the democratic party against donald trump in the 2020 presidential election. and this story is trending on bbc.com the cast of the 25th james bond film, has been announced. daniel craig will play 007 for the fifth time. the oscar—winning star of bohemian rhapsody, rami malek, will play the villain. that's all. now on bbc news, hardtalk. well, to...
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uk visitors to their pages or face being blocked. it's to try and stop under—18s viewing the material. tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. north korea says it has tested a new type of tactical guided weapon, which will increase the combat power of its army. analysts say the test, overseen by kim jong—un, appears to be of a short—range weapon that would not threaten the united states, but could increase tensions. live now to our correspondent, laura bicker, in the south korean capital seoul. laura, what more do we know about this weapon? what more details have they given? very little. the state media in north korea sent out a release earlier this morning our time, describing it as a tactical weapon capable of holding a powerful warhead, and said it had is weighty significance. that is all we have to go on. i think the word tactical, thatis go on. i think the word tactical, that is what everybody is looking out and saying, look, this is not perhaps the kind of weapon we have seenin perhaps the kind of we
uk visitors to their pages or face being blocked. it's to try and stop under—18s viewing the material. tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. north korea says it has tested a new type of tactical guided weapon, which will increase the combat power of its army. analysts say the test, overseen by kim jong—un, appears to be of a short—range weapon that would not threaten the united states, but could increase tensions. live now to our correspondent, laura bicker, in the...
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the cabinet in the uk doesn't seem strong enough to force her out. her view is that she wants to stay until the withdrawal agreement is done and just hopes that at some point in the next couple of months everyone in britain is so worn down by it that the deal or a tweaked version of the deal with some changes that labour approve of gets britain out. martin we have a local election soon. predictions saying that conservative party will do badly in the election. i think she is like a cat with a seven lives, to be honest. i hope she is running out of these lives! that is the other thing. the sense that brexit might be lost. i voted for it and want to leave the european union. but if the conservative party fails to deliver brexit, the conservative party is broken. if the conservative party is broken in a largely 2—party system, that means that labour wins and labour is controlled byjeremy corbyn. so people are quite... across the spectrum, people are quite chastened by that. i wonder if that won't, post—easter, that might force people to reconsider th
the cabinet in the uk doesn't seem strong enough to force her out. her view is that she wants to stay until the withdrawal agreement is done and just hopes that at some point in the next couple of months everyone in britain is so worn down by it that the deal or a tweaked version of the deal with some changes that labour approve of gets britain out. martin we have a local election soon. predictions saying that conservative party will do badly in the election. i think she is like a cat with a...
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is a uk decision. i can imagine... europe is not something static, it is going to evolve. part of the eu wants to go forward with integration, and there are other parts that are more reluctant. there are new issues, very important issues, like climate that is so important much like security, like cyber—security, all those issues on which there are some form of agreements or disagreement. i imagine that the eu could evolve into more of a club type arrangement where it would be more viable to not have the same eu for everyone and that would impact necessarily the type of relationship that there would be with the uk. very interesting, thank you for your thoughts, jean pisani—ferry. a lot of people have talked to me about emanuel macron's thoughts on a two—tier europe, that perhaps they would be a core that would go further and faster and you would have this outer group but still they would have a say in some european policies. that is potentially where we could be going in the years to come. theresa
is a uk decision. i can imagine... europe is not something static, it is going to evolve. part of the eu wants to go forward with integration, and there are other parts that are more reluctant. there are new issues, very important issues, like climate that is so important much like security, like cyber—security, all those issues on which there are some form of agreements or disagreement. i imagine that the eu could evolve into more of a club type arrangement where it would be more viable to...
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the uk came in 39th with 32%. the us came in 70th place, where only 23% of his politicians are women. 39th and 78th! we can do better than this. certainly can. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up, we focus on attacks in sri lanka in the globalfight against focus on attacks in sri lanka in the global fight against extremism, it has cost the us trillion dollars don mack of dollars in that fight. —— trillions of dollars. kim jong un follows a nd trillions of dollars. kim jong un follows and his father‘s footsteps. his first ever meeting with vladimir putin. that is still to come. hello there. weren‘t we all split over the easter break with some glorious weather. i hope you got out and enjoyed it. if you haven‘t already heard, where have you been? but it was a record breaker with temperatures peaking around 25 celsius in many spots over the weekend. all change though with that approaching, it‘s going to be cool with outbreaks of rain and temperatures back to where they should be for that time o
the uk came in 39th with 32%. the us came in 70th place, where only 23% of his politicians are women. 39th and 78th! we can do better than this. certainly can. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up, we focus on attacks in sri lanka in the globalfight against focus on attacks in sri lanka in the global fight against extremism, it has cost the us trillion dollars don mack of dollars in that fight. —— trillions of dollars. kim jong un follows a nd trillions of dollars. kim jong un...
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rbs is the uk's biggest business lender. we set aside £3 billion. the vast bulk of that is now committed, it is there to support stockpiling, supply chain related activities and also trade—related activities. and given we've gone through this cliff edge, which many people were stockpiling for, are you now going to ask for that money back? no, it's still too uncertain for customers to actually decide what they're going to do yet. they need to know how we're leaving and when we're leaving before they take those decisions. and that is why warehouses, like this one in hull, are still full to the rafters. some businesses would rather continue paying the price to be ready. the problem now is do they keep the stock here, or do they run it down? if we have an agreement and things move quickly, if they've run stock down, then they're back to where they were before, so most customers are actually holding their stock at a high level to ensure that, if a date comes forward quickly, that they're in position to deal with it. brexit may have been paused, but for
rbs is the uk's biggest business lender. we set aside £3 billion. the vast bulk of that is now committed, it is there to support stockpiling, supply chain related activities and also trade—related activities. and given we've gone through this cliff edge, which many people were stockpiling for, are you now going to ask for that money back? no, it's still too uncertain for customers to actually decide what they're going to do yet. they need to know how we're leaving and when we're leaving...
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matthew morris, icrc‘s spokesperson for the uk explains why it has taken icrc so long to acknowledge these abductions. it's been a very long and complex crisis lasting 5.5 years. we've always made the decision with the best insterests of our colleagues in mind. things started to change the end of 2017, reports that louisa had been seen perhaps giving medical care to people in some towns and villages near the euphrates, and i have to say, since 2013, we've not heard anything about the other two. we heard that louisa though was there as late as last year, the end of last year, so with islamic state losing its territory in syria in an area where we know louisa had been seen, that was a significant milestone. we had been trying to tap into any possible links, within europe in the americas and the middle east, to try and look at any leads. we've heard all sorts of rumours and leads and we try to check and everything that we've heard. it's been more than three and a half years since the volkswagen emissions scandal exploded onto the world stage. now the company's former chief executive mar
matthew morris, icrc‘s spokesperson for the uk explains why it has taken icrc so long to acknowledge these abductions. it's been a very long and complex crisis lasting 5.5 years. we've always made the decision with the best insterests of our colleagues in mind. things started to change the end of 2017, reports that louisa had been seen perhaps giving medical care to people in some towns and villages near the euphrates, and i have to say, since 2013, we've not heard anything about the other...
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and the top story in the uk. the government says opioids will now have to carry prominent addiction warnings on their packaging. presciptions for the painkillers have risen by more than 60 percent in england and wales over the last decade, raising concerns that many patients are becoming reliant on the drugs. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. talking trade. high—level negotiations between the us and china resume in beijing this week. but will the economic heavyweights brush out a trade deal? and tackling rug's big boy ‘s head on. we speak to the australian billionaire who is launching a faster and shorter version of the tough game. —— rugby's big boys. welcome to this monday addition of asian is this report. i am sharanjit leyl. let's begin with trade because it's on the agenda between the united states and asia's two largest economies. donald trump met with his japanese counterpart, shinzo abe, and his, his delegates are due to meet their chinese counterparts. let's just remind
and the top story in the uk. the government says opioids will now have to carry prominent addiction warnings on their packaging. presciptions for the painkillers have risen by more than 60 percent in england and wales over the last decade, raising concerns that many patients are becoming reliant on the drugs. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. talking trade. high—level negotiations between the us and china resume in beijing this week. but will the economic...
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our top uk story: further talks have taken place between the government
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million5 millions of people in the uk are on 5tatin5, medication 5hown millions of people in the uk are on 5tatin5, medication shown to reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke by reducing bad cholesterol. but the university of nottingham have analysed patient records of more than 165,000 patients in the uk who did not have a history of cardiovascular disease. the good new5 cardiovascular disease. the good news is in around half the patient there was a significant benefit after taking 5tatin5. harmful cholesterol levels went down at lea5t cholesterol levels went down at least 40% of the other half saw little benefit5 least 40% of the other half saw little benefits from 5tatin5 within two yea r5. little benefits from 5tatin5 within two years. re5earcher5 5ay little benefits from 5tatin5 within two years. re5earcher5 say they could be many reasons why some patients do not do as well as other5. patients do not do as well as others. individuals may not be following instructions. the other reason could be there is some genetic variation which we are certainly learning a lot about now. a f
million5 millions of people in the uk are on 5tatin5, medication 5hown millions of people in the uk are on 5tatin5, medication shown to reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke by reducing bad cholesterol. but the university of nottingham have analysed patient records of more than 165,000 patients in the uk who did not have a history of cardiovascular disease. the good new5 cardiovascular disease. the good news is in around half the patient there was a significant benefit after taking...
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in the uk in march, an amazing escape. one moment you're strolling along the street, then this happens. strong winds cause part of a building to collapse, and one lucky pedestrian misses it by seconds. and here's something you don't see very often, a tornado hitting a busy airport. antalya airport in turkey injanuary. some planes were damaged and some passengers injured as they waited to board. while sarah's away with the birds at pulborough, i'm down the road here at wakehurst, and i'm looking at how the changing seasons are affecting our plants and trees, because there is a huge variety of them here across this 500 acre site. this national trust land is managed by royal botanic gardens kew and it's home to different habitats allowing plants and tree species from around the world to thrive. what you see today has come a long way to the devastation wrought by the great storm of 1987, which destroyed more than 20,000 trees here. i'm with ed ikin, head of landscapes and horticulture here at wakehurst and, ed, this is an exci
in the uk in march, an amazing escape. one moment you're strolling along the street, then this happens. strong winds cause part of a building to collapse, and one lucky pedestrian misses it by seconds. and here's something you don't see very often, a tornado hitting a busy airport. antalya airport in turkey injanuary. some planes were damaged and some passengers injured as they waited to board. while sarah's away with the birds at pulborough, i'm down the road here at wakehurst, and i'm looking...
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for most of the uk and otherfine, speeds and spots. for most of the uk and other fine, dry speeds and spots. for most of the uk and otherfine, dry date speeds and spots. for most of the uk and other fine, dry date with lengthy spells of sunshine. we still have high pressure over scandinavia so have high pressure over scandinavia so this weather front will try to make inroads on easter monday but it does not make very much progress at all. 0nce does not make very much progress at all. once again easter monday it looks like a dry day, lengthy spells of sunshine and temperatures are still doing well across the border. a very similar set up into tuesday. lots of sunshine, fine and dry, perhaps a little more cloud for northern ireland and western fringes of scotla nd northern ireland and western fringes of scotland but a fine looking day away from that. looking a little bit further ahead, it looks as though we will see in the jetstream. further ahead, it looks as though we will see in thejetstream. —— a deep. turning things a little bit
for most of the uk and otherfine, speeds and spots. for most of the uk and other fine, dry speeds and spots. for most of the uk and otherfine, dry date speeds and spots. for most of the uk and other fine, dry date with lengthy spells of sunshine. we still have high pressure over scandinavia so have high pressure over scandinavia so this weather front will try to make inroads on easter monday but it does not make very much progress at all. 0nce does not make very much progress at all. once again...
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our top story yesterday was the uk decision to use huawei technology for the uk five g network. the government is now angry that story got leaked into the press from a national security council meeting. this is a big deal and according to the former national security adviser, lord ricketts, this is the first time anyone had committed a major leak from the nsc scene since its inception in 2010, it isa scene since its inception in 2010, it is a weekly meeting minister holds that brings together the armed forces, intelligence, and senior cabinet ministers. how did this happen? clearly, things could not get out of nsc meetings. there will be an inquiry into that. it will not be an inquiry into that. it will not be ita be an inquiry into that. it will not be it a criminal inquiry, it will be done by senior civil servants, but it shows you the gravity, and there are three big issues, number one was whether it was a smart idea to use huawei and i think we discussed that on beyond 100 days yesterday and the second one is what does this issue do for the way the uk‘s allies feel about t
our top story yesterday was the uk decision to use huawei technology for the uk five g network. the government is now angry that story got leaked into the press from a national security council meeting. this is a big deal and according to the former national security adviser, lord ricketts, this is the first time anyone had committed a major leak from the nsc scene since its inception in 2010, it isa scene since its inception in 2010, it is a weekly meeting minister holds that brings together...
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what he is shouting according to wikileaks is the uk must resist this attempt by the trump administration. >> very interesting. assange could appear in a london courtroom any minute. of course, we would bring you that. he was a key player in the release of those hacked emails from the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign. wikileaks also posted classified military information on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. assange has spent seven years in that building, the ecuadorian embassy avoiding extradition over a sexual assault case that sweden says it could reopen. cnn's nina dee santos is live with all of the breaking details. what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning. over the last hour what we've hearth is the metropolitan police, the british police who went into the ecuadorian embassy to arrest him have confirmed he was arrested, indeed, in relation to an extradition request issued by the united states. his lawyers are tweeting just now, they're saying that he has been arrested not just for breach of bail conditions relating to that historic rape allegation
what he is shouting according to wikileaks is the uk must resist this attempt by the trump administration. >> very interesting. assange could appear in a london courtroom any minute. of course, we would bring you that. he was a key player in the release of those hacked emails from the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign. wikileaks also posted classified military information on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. assange has spent seven years in that building, the...
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is it the uk's preferred exit date of the 30th of june? oras many preferred exit date of the 30th of june? or as many countries are saying in the eu now, is it a much longer extension, perhaps until the end of the year or even until earlier on in 2020? that is what is being put forward to donald tusk, the president of the european council, who will share that meeting of leaders on wednesday, where they will make that decision. 0k, we will leave it there for now but thank you. let's come back to london and oui’ you. let's come back to london and our political correspondent ben wright in westminster. who is going to be sitting down with whom and when is it likely to take place? talks between labour and the government have been continuing since the middle of last week went theresa may announced that she was abandoning her attempt to get their withdrawal agreement through on the backs of tories and the dup. she now realises she has got to go cross— party realises she has got to go cross—party if she has any chance of getting the withdraw
is it the uk's preferred exit date of the 30th of june? oras many preferred exit date of the 30th of june? or as many countries are saying in the eu now, is it a much longer extension, perhaps until the end of the year or even until earlier on in 2020? that is what is being put forward to donald tusk, the president of the european council, who will share that meeting of leaders on wednesday, where they will make that decision. 0k, we will leave it there for now but thank you. let's come back to...
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on what the uk target should be. can he confirm that when the advice is published next week that the uk government will adopt the recommended targets immediately and in full. i will wait to see what the advices and i‘m sure the house will wa nt to advices and i‘m sure the house will want to what the advice is as well as learn from the government directly what its decisions are going to be. can i say to the honourable lady that passing legislation can get you so far, but actually what you need is notjust legislation it is a change in attitude and approach that runs right across society and right across industry. what i am encouraged by is that whilst since 1990 the uk has cut its emissions by a0%, in that same period our economy has grown by two thirds, to greater prosperity and green policies are not incompatible, they can and should be made to work together. can i associate myself with the words of the frontbenchers. to assure the british appetite for strawberries are fulfilled, could he encourage the home offic
on what the uk target should be. can he confirm that when the advice is published next week that the uk government will adopt the recommended targets immediately and in full. i will wait to see what the advices and i‘m sure the house will wa nt to advices and i‘m sure the house will want to what the advice is as well as learn from the government directly what its decisions are going to be. can i say to the honourable lady that passing legislation can get you so far, but actually what you...
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the uk is due to leave the european union on friday. here, labour says it's still waiting to learn whether the government will put forward proposals which could break the impasse over brexit. talks failed to reach agreement last week after three days of meetings, and were heavily criticised by some conservatives, but downing street said it was hopeful that further talks would take place later today. let's go to luxembourg and our brussels correspondent adam fleming who is following events pretty closely for us. so the big event is wednesday, but a lot going on for mrs may in the build—up? wednesday, but a lot going on for mrs may in the build-up? here in luxembourg tomorrow we will see the european affairs ministers from the other 27 countries meeting to prepare the groundwork for that summit of eu leaders in brussels on wednesday, but theresa may will be doing some groundwork of her own, as you said travelling to berlin and paris, totally key places in this, because you have got berlin at one end of the spectrum, quite relaxed about
the uk is due to leave the european union on friday. here, labour says it's still waiting to learn whether the government will put forward proposals which could break the impasse over brexit. talks failed to reach agreement last week after three days of meetings, and were heavily criticised by some conservatives, but downing street said it was hopeful that further talks would take place later today. let's go to luxembourg and our brussels correspondent adam fleming who is following events...
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, the totality of the uk, had voted to leave. that meant scotland should be entitled to go its own way and there should be a second independence referendum. then the 2017 election and happen and the snp lost ground so it went quiet for a while. but she is back with a strong statement that she believes an independence referendum should happen before the next election in scotla nd happen before the next election in scotland in 2021. so legislation to be prepared by her brexit minister mike russell before the end of the year. but she knows that the uk government is trenchantly opposed to the idea of a second independence referendum. the seat will go up against that obstruction in the very near future if this process proceeds in the way we think it will go to. let see a bit of her statement this afternoon. —— lets a bit. to rush into an immediate decision before a brexit path has been determined would not allow for an informed choice to be made. however, if we are to safeguard scotland's interests, we cannot wait indefinitely. th
, the totality of the uk, had voted to leave. that meant scotland should be entitled to go its own way and there should be a second independence referendum. then the 2017 election and happen and the snp lost ground so it went quiet for a while. but she is back with a strong statement that she believes an independence referendum should happen before the next election in scotla nd happen before the next election in scotland in 2021. so legislation to be prepared by her brexit minister mike...
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also eu leaders keep across the price in the uk and they wa nted across the price in the uk and they wanted ongoing political divisions in parliament, she did not have expectations she would present them with a clear cut what next. as soon as she left the room, eu leaders began to think about how to protect the eu if there will be another uk prime minister who might want to try to disrupt the workings of the european union from the inside. that isa european union from the inside. that is a big concern of theirs. since then they have been arguing about long versus short extension, 17 member states in favour of a longer extension but that is not unanimous. there are 27 leaders in all and they have to come to a unanimous conclusion. one thing is for sure, nobody in that room once this process to go on any moment longer thanit process to go on any moment longer than it absolutely needs to. but they want to avoid an ordeal brexit. one high—level contact put it to me that what we have got in front of them is they have to choose the best ofa them is they have to choose the best of a very
also eu leaders keep across the price in the uk and they wa nted across the price in the uk and they wanted ongoing political divisions in parliament, she did not have expectations she would present them with a clear cut what next. as soon as she left the room, eu leaders began to think about how to protect the eu if there will be another uk prime minister who might want to try to disrupt the workings of the european union from the inside. that isa european union from the inside. that is a big...
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we are likely to see warmer weather over the eastern parts of the uk over the next few days. it was fairly then, that rain, —— then, we have clear skies right now. further west we have this weather front sneaking in, now. further west we have this weatherfront sneaking in, it's going to bring some patchy rain and drizzle but it is moving very slowly into that area of high pressure. for many parts it is still dry by the morning. damages in the clearest guy dipping away to 3—5d. —— clear skies. we have some sunshine or northern scotland. patchy rain coming into the father west of scotland. for england and wales, we are yet to see any rain crossing the sea, some mist and fog patches crossing eastern england, we should see decent spells of sunshine. you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, some sunshine. 18 or 19 in the midlands. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, to the north—west of
we are likely to see warmer weather over the eastern parts of the uk over the next few days. it was fairly then, that rain, —— then, we have clear skies right now. further west we have this weather front sneaking in, now. further west we have this weatherfront sneaking in, it's going to bring some patchy rain and drizzle but it is moving very slowly into that area of high pressure. for many parts it is still dry by the morning. damages in the clearest guy dipping away to 3—5d. ——...
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the other big question is, if the uk wa nts to other big question is, if the uk wants to stay in for longer, it needs to stay for longer, as it prepared to limit the influence it has on big issues like the eu budget and who is the next president of the european commission? adam, many thanks. adam fleming there in luxembourg and of course thank you to ben wright in westminster. a new ultra low emission zone to try to reduce air pollution has come into force in central london. under the scheme, drivers of older, more polluting cars and vans will have to pay a daily fee of £12.50 on top of the existing congestion charge — and bigger vehicles will cost £100. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, says he's responding to a public health emergency, as victoria gill reports. the dangerous reality of city life. these images filled with a heat sensitive camera showed the pollution from vehicles being pumped into our streets. it's invisible but on busy city streets like this we're all breathing it and long—term exposure to air pollution from traffic can damage our lungs, our hearts, and it red
the other big question is, if the uk wa nts to other big question is, if the uk wants to stay in for longer, it needs to stay for longer, as it prepared to limit the influence it has on big issues like the eu budget and who is the next president of the european commission? adam, many thanks. adam fleming there in luxembourg and of course thank you to ben wright in westminster. a new ultra low emission zone to try to reduce air pollution has come into force in central london. under the scheme,...
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here in the uk, our weather has changed. it's turned a bit cooler, we've got unsettle weather over the next few days with rain or showers but also temperatures have eased over recent days. it will feel cooler as we head into this weekend combined with strengthening winds as well. now, today we'll start off with some reasonable weather around. in scotland and northern ireland, a bit of brightness or sunshine first thing. showers across england and wales from the word go push northwards. in terms of being cloudy, the showers get heavy with hail and thunder mixed in. some of those downpours will be quite lengthy as well as they drive their way northwards. in the south, perhaps turning a bit lighter today, a bit more sunshine, temperatures down on recent days, 13—16 degrees and quite a breezy day coming up, really. going through thursday evening and overnight, further wet weather for scotland, showers working in across parts of western england, and wales, perhaps some lengthier spells of rain through northern ireland through t
here in the uk, our weather has changed. it's turned a bit cooler, we've got unsettle weather over the next few days with rain or showers but also temperatures have eased over recent days. it will feel cooler as we head into this weekend combined with strengthening winds as well. now, today we'll start off with some reasonable weather around. in scotland and northern ireland, a bit of brightness or sunshine first thing. showers across england and wales from the word go push northwards. in terms...
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in the same way that we will be having holidays in the uk like no other. after all, there is so much seaside here. you don't need to europe! yes. our wonderful cold seed. —— wonderful cold ocean. we don't need to europe. and what's more, europeans will be coming to blackpool for the ultimate holiday experience. do you believe this stuff?! there are many things that we could debate here all weekend. i'll let you debate off camera if you like. thank you so much. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, asa bennett and yasmin alibhai—brown. goodbye. good evening. here's your latest sports news. well, the race for a place in the premier league certainly took some twists and turns today. the leaders norwich were given a fright by sheffield wednesday — needing a last—gasp equaliser to rescue a point at carrow road. they
in the same way that we will be having holidays in the uk like no other. after all, there is so much seaside here. you don't need to europe! yes. our wonderful cold seed. —— wonderful cold ocean. we don't need to europe. and what's more, europeans will be coming to blackpool for the ultimate holiday experience. do you believe this stuff?! there are many things that we could debate here all weekend. i'll let you debate off camera if you like. thank you so much. that's it for the papers...
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so what is the dirtiest sector of the uk economy? each sector of the uk economy? each sector has a carbon impact, and the dirtiest to usual term, that causes the most impact, if the transport sector. it is to be electricity generation was the dirtiest sector but we have been on a very important journey to remove carbon from that process , journey to remove carbon from that process, now transport is the biggest sector. other success stories in reducing emissions? yes, thatis stories in reducing emissions? yes, that is about electricity, the biggest one. we have mainly been closing coal plants, that's been an important part of the strategy here in the uk, and replacing them with low carbon forms of generation like offshore and onshore wind farms, the things that you see spring up in the last decade. we have some pictures of them now. as if by magic! what can people watching do to help? the first thing to say is that you can do something about it. i really hope that lots of people watch the documentary that david has made tonight, it's a very informative and a great
so what is the dirtiest sector of the uk economy? each sector of the uk economy? each sector has a carbon impact, and the dirtiest to usual term, that causes the most impact, if the transport sector. it is to be electricity generation was the dirtiest sector but we have been on a very important journey to remove carbon from that process , journey to remove carbon from that process, now transport is the biggest sector. other success stories in reducing emissions? yes, thatis stories in reducing...
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people pay you for the privilege, most uk high street banks are free. so you don't pay a charge for as you do for yea rs. pay a charge for as you do for years. that's where you make your money. banking financial institutions pay a background service fee, we charge a monthly fee, just under £10, compare that to being paid by check, you can get 15% to close due to cash a check on the high street, that's about £180 a month, just under £10 is quite good value. sounds high-risk from your perspective, how do you cover for that and to what extent, you know, since she started have you found some of these people you should bank accou nts some of these people you should bank a ccou nts to some of these people you should bank accounts to cannot follow through? right. firstly on the risk side, we follow the basic principles operating across the world, we do additional checks and not as well. in terms of access to funds, i think the most important thing is people have access to funds on a daily basis but again we have checks within that, how money is moved, where
people pay you for the privilege, most uk high street banks are free. so you don't pay a charge for as you do for yea rs. pay a charge for as you do for years. that's where you make your money. banking financial institutions pay a background service fee, we charge a monthly fee, just under £10, compare that to being paid by check, you can get 15% to close due to cash a check on the high street, that's about £180 a month, just under £10 is quite good value. sounds high-risk from your...
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the jet stream remains to the south of the uk. it may be that the wettest conditions are in the south. it might be slightly drier further north. some computer models, but only some, build high pressure in more strongly towards the end of the week will stop that would settle things down. but think it is only a small chance. for the most part, next week will bring rain at times, it will be breezy, some sunshine, and a small chanceit breezy, some sunshine, and a small chance it will turn dry out later. but it certainly is not going to file summer. —— feel like summer. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: as the number of dead after the attacks in sri lanka rises to 321, this footage shows one of the suspected church bombers. it's also emerged that intelligence about the attacks may not have been passed on to ministers. it's confirmed that us president donald trump will make a three—day state visit to the uk injune. change uk, the pro—remain party which
the jet stream remains to the south of the uk. it may be that the wettest conditions are in the south. it might be slightly drier further north. some computer models, but only some, build high pressure in more strongly towards the end of the week will stop that would settle things down. but think it is only a small chance. for the most part, next week will bring rain at times, it will be breezy, some sunshine, and a small chanceit breezy, some sunshine, and a small chance it will turn dry out...
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economy, but welcomed the news the uk but welcomed the news that the uk will not leave the eu without a deal tomorrow. it gives time for continued discussions between the various parties involved in the uk. it probably gives time to the economic agents to better prepare for all options, and, you know, i‘m particularly thinking of the industrialists and the workers in the uk, in order to try to secure their future. that gives a bit more time. on the other hand, it‘s obvious that it‘s continued uncertainty and it does not resolve, other than by postponing, what would have been a terrible outcome, because we believe that in terms of economic consequences, the no deal brexit would have been a terrible outcome. so, what does the brexit delay mean for british businesses? jenny tooth is with me, she‘s the ceo of uk business angels association, representing the uk‘s largest source of investment for startu ps and ea rly—stage businesses. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. how do you think business in general and particularly start—up bus
economy, but welcomed the news the uk but welcomed the news that the uk will not leave the eu without a deal tomorrow. it gives time for continued discussions between the various parties involved in the uk. it probably gives time to the economic agents to better prepare for all options, and, you know, i‘m particularly thinking of the industrialists and the workers in the uk, in order to try to secure their future. that gives a bit more time. on the other hand, it‘s obvious that it‘s...
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i am very, very proud to have been selected as a change uk candidate for london. 0ne a change uk candidate for london. one of the team for london for that great city. i have never been a memberofa great city. i have never been a member of a political party, but i am now. i have member of a political party, but i am now. i have never member of a political party, but i am now. i have never been a candidate in an election, but i am now. and i have never been seriously worried about the future of our country, but i am now. 0ur political system is a joke. it isa 0ur political system is a joke. it is a worldwide joke they are laughing at us, not with us, actors it is broken. we know that this country cannot possibly be strong abroad when it is weak at home. i wa nt abroad when it is weak at home. i want to help do whatever i can to start to change this. i have joined this rimane aligns for three reasons. , stop brexit, —— remain alliance for three reasons, stop brexit, fix britton and irene —— fix britton and the first brexit, fix britton and irene —— fix britton and the first step i
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saying, we don't want to be pa rt the uk saying, we don't want to be part of that. it's obvious, anyone who reads the document understands, we would have liked britain to stay m, we would have liked britain to stay in, but again, we are a european round table, we have both norway and switzerland and even turkey as part of it. so, it is notjust focus on the eu. eu is obviously the strong force in all of this. now, britain has a democratic process that we respect, and we have focused our interactions with the british government in trying to explain the impact on supply chains that are very integrated today. if we can get toa very integrated today. if we can get to a customs union, friction free trade agreement, then it will be harder. we will have to leave it here. thank you very much for coming in. fascinating story. in a moment we'll take a look through the business pages but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. stay up—to—date with all the days business news as it happens, on the business news as it happens, on the business live page. i
saying, we don't want to be pa rt the uk saying, we don't want to be part of that. it's obvious, anyone who reads the document understands, we would have liked britain to stay m, we would have liked britain to stay in, but again, we are a european round table, we have both norway and switzerland and even turkey as part of it. so, it is notjust focus on the eu. eu is obviously the strong force in all of this. now, britain has a democratic process that we respect, and we have focused our...
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the uk government is aiming to reduce emissions by 80% by then. but they're considering going further. in any scenario, it will mean radical changes to how we live. it's perfectly achievable for us to get to zero emissions but it is a big challenge that we will have to grasp. it involves us using technologies that we know about and which we have been developing and which have been falling in cost actually quite remarkably in recent years. adding to these warnings is sir david attenborough‘s latest documentary. it reveals a rapidly changing landscape. in his starkest statement yet, the broadcaster says that climate change is the biggest threat we face. it may sound frightening, but the scientific evidence is that if we have not taken dramatic action within the next decade, we could face irreversible damage to the natural world and the collapse of our societies. last year saw record—breaking heat waves. in australia, as temperatures rose above 42 celsius, fruit bats were unable to survive. it's estimated that more than 10,000 of the animals died
the uk government is aiming to reduce emissions by 80% by then. but they're considering going further. in any scenario, it will mean radical changes to how we live. it's perfectly achievable for us to get to zero emissions but it is a big challenge that we will have to grasp. it involves us using technologies that we know about and which we have been developing and which have been falling in cost actually quite remarkably in recent years. adding to these warnings is sir david attenborough‘s...
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before much of the uk, never fine looking two light showers before much of the uk, neverfine looking day two light showers before much of the uk, never fine looking day with lengthy spells of sunshine and highs of around 23 celsius. easter monday, rain will try to edge its way in from the west but it doesn't look as though it makes any progress at the moment. anotherfine day though it makes any progress at the moment. another fine day with sunny spells. this is beyond one hundred days with me katty kay in new york, matthew price is in london. our top stories: the mueller report into russian interference in the 2016 us election campaign has been published, and president trump's team declare "total victory". i'm having a good day too. it was called no collusion, no obstruction. cheering and applause the report shows that president trump says his presidency was over when robert mueller was appointed, and he tried to get him fired. coming up in the next half hour: democrats say they want robert mueller to testify and congress could continue the investigation. while republicans say it's t
before much of the uk, never fine looking two light showers before much of the uk, neverfine looking day two light showers before much of the uk, never fine looking day with lengthy spells of sunshine and highs of around 23 celsius. easter monday, rain will try to edge its way in from the west but it doesn't look as though it makes any progress at the moment. anotherfine day though it makes any progress at the moment. another fine day with sunny spells. this is beyond one hundred days with me...
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in order to avoid the uk having to take part in european elections. i don't pretend the next few weeks will be easy or there is a simple way to break the deadlock in parliament but we have a duty as politicians to find a way to fulfil the democratic decision of the referendum, deliver brexit and move oui’ referendum, deliver brexit and move our country forward. nothing is more pressing or more vital. it's no secret key players within europe remained deeply divided over how best to handle britain's withdrawal. wednesday's decision was ultimately away for the eu to avoid a no—deal brexit or at least make more time to prepare for one. i think we delivered best possible compromise because it was one to provide the unity of the 27 a second, because we addressed the request from the uk to get more time to deliver a deal on the basis of the withdrawal agreement negotiated a few months ago and thirdly, because, thanks to this agreement, we preserve the well—functioning of the european union. so the eu may have found a compromise in the form of a hallowe
in order to avoid the uk having to take part in european elections. i don't pretend the next few weeks will be easy or there is a simple way to break the deadlock in parliament but we have a duty as politicians to find a way to fulfil the democratic decision of the referendum, deliver brexit and move oui’ referendum, deliver brexit and move our country forward. nothing is more pressing or more vital. it's no secret key players within europe remained deeply divided over how best to handle...
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and she will persuade macron that the right thing is to do is to give the uk time. thank you very much. a british woman is facing a possible prison sentence in dubai for allegedly breaking the emirate's cyber crime laws with comments she wrote on social media in the uk. laleh sharavesh was arrested when she flew to dubai in march. ben ando reports. 0n the 10th of march, laleh sharavesh travelled to london. she was arrested and detained because of something she'd written years ago. she logged onto facebook and had seen unknown to her, shortly after the divorce was finalised, her ex—husband has remarried. she posted, he married a horse, you idiot. this was reported to the police and under cybercrime laws she was potentially a criminal. her daughter was allowed to fly home but the passport was confiscated and she was put on baler rates —— awaiting trial. she was quite distraught and in tears to the conversation. the anguish of being separated from her daughter and the reasons they went over to pay respects to the ex—husband and the father of her daughter, and i
and she will persuade macron that the right thing is to do is to give the uk time. thank you very much. a british woman is facing a possible prison sentence in dubai for allegedly breaking the emirate's cyber crime laws with comments she wrote on social media in the uk. laleh sharavesh was arrested when she flew to dubai in march. ben ando reports. 0n the 10th of march, laleh sharavesh travelled to london. she was arrested and detained because of something she'd written years ago. she logged...
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i like public holidays, we need more in the uk, don't we?! it's been another busy week of business news, not least here in london, where business leaders have continuted to express how unhappy they are at the brexit uncertainty. and now prime minister thersea may is set to write to the eu today to ask for a further delay to brexit. so, let's start there with our business editor simonjack. we have heard the latest from theresa may. please bring us up to date with what is going on today. as things stand without any other resolution, the uk would leave the european union without a deal on april the 10th now. both sides want to avoid that. it is an inevitability that she would have to write to ask for an extension. the question has always been, what are you going to do with that extra time? are you going to have another referendum, a general election? you've got to have something new to offer the eu for them to grant that. what she has been doing is having talks with the opposition labour party to the great distress of people in both parties, the
i like public holidays, we need more in the uk, don't we?! it's been another busy week of business news, not least here in london, where business leaders have continuted to express how unhappy they are at the brexit uncertainty. and now prime minister thersea may is set to write to the eu today to ask for a further delay to brexit. so, let's start there with our business editor simonjack. we have heard the latest from theresa may. please bring us up to date with what is going on today. as...
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is this a vision of the uk's future energy market? hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in this case at a site in lancashire. well, maybe not, because despite government support for shale gas exploration, the woman in charge of inspiring confidence in the project has just quit. certainly since i first started six months ago, there was always an understanding that fracking was going to really struggle to develop if these really ridiculously low limits on earth tremors were going to be kept in place. the understanding was always that they would be reviewed and be raised when it was safe to do so, and that's not happening. it means there is a sort of restriction placed on fracking that's not placed on any other extractive industry in the country. retrieving gas through fracking involves pumping water, sand and chemicals at high pressure into shale rock. when that rock fractures the gas is released and brought to the surface. the industry says it is safe, but it can cause earth tremors. to reassure local communities, fracking must pause if
is this a vision of the uk's future energy market? hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in this case at a site in lancashire. well, maybe not, because despite government support for shale gas exploration, the woman in charge of inspiring confidence in the project has just quit. certainly since i first started six months ago, there was always an understanding that fracking was going to really struggle to develop if these really ridiculously low limits on earth tremors were going to be kept in...
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the global issues aren't just limited to the uk or europe. in china the error of double- digit growth [ indiscernible - low volume ] thanks to the state-run allocation of capital they disregard for the rule of law and a regime that favors the theft of intellectual property over homegrown ideas we see that coming home to roost. moreover should we be concerned, this is actually a pretty interesting question i think were the of a discussion, should we be concerned that china has joined the bloomberg -- aggregate index opening their $13 trillion debt market to investors? the move is expected to bring in more than $180 billion in investor capital to china. what does this move mean for global markets? what effect does it have? notwithstanding these risks, traditional threats of global stability remain, whether they emerge from international terrorism, weapons, proliferation or illicit financed woes. treasury plays a critical role by administering sanctions and protecting u.s. financial systems. areas of bipartisan on capitol hill and we view the tr
the global issues aren't just limited to the uk or europe. in china the error of double- digit growth [ indiscernible - low volume ] thanks to the state-run allocation of capital they disregard for the rule of law and a regime that favors the theft of intellectual property over homegrown ideas we see that coming home to roost. moreover should we be concerned, this is actually a pretty interesting question i think were the of a discussion, should we be concerned that china has joined the...