their desire is for regional dominance. we will have to pursue some sort of separation enough that we are not held hostage by their commercial power. their commercial power is great and it will only grow. we will have to pursue opening up other markets with closer ties with other nations. i talked about india, is a large market. we will have to, with our partnerships with india, japan, and others, we will have to expand our access there and ultimately pressure china to grant free and open terms, ones that are not coercive. does that look like? i don't know, but i think the tools need to be on the table. for those who hope for a day when we are not in this confrontational stage with china, i don't think we are going back. the question is what sort of policy tools are we going to develop to continue to pursue our interests, to deter chinese aggression and also make sure that we have the access we need for our workers. >> i got a few ideas on that, so watch this space. >> i am a german, and i am with you on that european idea

it is for regional dominance. we will have to pursue some sort of a separation enough that we are not held hostage effectively. the commercial power is great. part of this is weird and had to pursue opening up other markets in the region. i talked about india for example. a large market. we are and had to with our partnerships and alliances we will have to try to expand our access there. but ultimately pressure china for free and open terms. i think the full complement needs to be on the table. for those who hope for a date when were no longer in this in this economic stage with china i don't think we are going back. the question for all of you in the room who are experts in these fields what's her a policy tools are weak in a developed to consider her our interests which are to deter chinese aggression. in to make sure that we have the access we need to for for our workers. >> i am with you on the europeans and the germans need to do more. however there are those in this town is that at the view you take. my conc

by contrast, the telegraph leads on a warning from dominic cummings, boris johnson's most senior adviser, who says "the election is too close to call" — and that the conservatives and labour are much closer than polls indicate. the paper also features a picture ofjeremy corbyn, who has decided not to take part in two televison debates. let us start with the guardian. the story we've been running all day on the nhs, which we know is a key question for many voters stop yes, and jeremy corbyn is trying to capitalise on fears on the future of the nhs. but this guardian story also talks about a51 pages of uncensored documents. all these trade talks and how the nhs is up for sale, jeremy corbin says we have evidence now thatjohnson has put the nhs on the table with trade talks with the us. if you look through this dossier, it is actually just a handful of mentions of health issues that bear no relation to any nhs for sale stories. butjeremy corbin has been underfire today nhs for sale stories. butjeremy corbin has been under fire today for anti—semitism, and he's distracting from that with

actually, that dominic raab? yes, dominic raab. i think borisjohnson dominic raab? yes, dominic raab. i think boris johnson might just dominic raab? yes, dominic raab. i think borisjohnson mightjust have gone into the building first. he is the last to arrive here. jo swinson and nicola sturgeon where here quite early. a big crowd, as i said, in sheffield for the arrival ofjeremy corbyn, but there you see the foreign secretary dominic raab going 0h foreign secretary dominic raab going on and he will be coming up here to the spin room after the debate so we will hope to get some thoughts from him. just as we watch that, just one final thought on boris johnson him. just as we watch that, just one final thought on borisjohnson to stop tom is saying what he doesn't need to do tonight is drop the glass as he walks across the floor... need to do tonight is drop the glass as he walks across the floor. .. but it will be interesting to see if his change of strategy from the last debate. as tom was saying, that "get brexit done" felt very done, by people laughing at him and th

dominic thiem beats novak djokovic to guarantee a semifinal spot at the world tour finals. roger federer grabs his first win by beating italy's matteo berrettini and makes his final group game very interesting. and we'll show you how italy's assunta legnante won a second gold at the world para athletics championships. welcome along, wherever you're tuned in around the world. who predicted this, then? a group containing novak djokovic and roger federer and after playing both of them — it's dominic thiem who's already through to the last four at the world tour finals in london. he followed up sunday's win over federer with a dramatic win over djokovic in the last few hours. paul frostick reports. this was the day that austrian dominic thiem would now prove he is a top layer on all surfaces. not many can take novak djokovic all the way, and in a dramatic first is that, it looked as though this would play out as standard,

and high pressure really is beginning to dominate. it is not completely dry everywhere, there will still be themselves around because northern scotland, wintry at times, maybe for the northern isles, certainly over the high ground in scotland. there could be some fog patches to start the day elsewhere but for the majority a lot less rain than we have seen over recent days and weeks. mostly dry with sunshine but feeling cold, temperatures 4— seven celsius was up this autumn the jet stream pattern has often look like this, with a big ridge to the west of the uk. we found ourselves underneath a trough which is encouraging slow moving areas are present to develop and day after day after day of torrential rain. it has been the wettest autumn on record. but thejet rain. it has been the wettest autumn on record. but the jet stream pattern is changing significantly. the wavelengths are changing, we have a really big area of high pressure in the upper atmosphere, this big ridge to the west of the uk, that builds a big area pressure on the ea

foreign secretary, his security detailarriving, dominic rab. plenty of cabinet ministers and shadow cabinet ministers there this evening and what you said 20 minutes ago, already breathing heavily even though the debate has not started. and that shows the importance of this encounter, as you say the first head—to—head encounter between the prime minister and leader of the opposition undiluted can if you like. they are taking it seriously and boris johnson turning like. they are taking it seriously and borisjohnson turning up mob handed, dominic raab will be here, priti patel, and some senior conservatives have already gone into the building and some members of the labour shadow cabinet. in a sense the different approach that each side might take could be exposed by look at the preparations because jeremy corbyn arrived and prepared by having a caesar salad as he sat and had a few cups of tea and i think he also had a beard trimmer is well but on the other hand boris johnson visited a boxing gym underline the fact that he would see this as a

went into dominated with cats and upshaw a strategy focused on ultra solid defense from judgment of i can't see through franco berets and paolo maldini to georgiou killing the defenders have long been the true stars of italian football but what can we take away from these numbers of course being exceptional that either end of the pitch gives teams a huge advantage but i could have said that without spending days looking through stats what really stands out is how both attack and defense have to be functioning for most teams to win their league across the premier league syriac and the league champions almost always rank in the top 3 for both most goals scored and fewest goals conceded in 20 years across those 3 least they have only been 3 exceptions to that rule and one of those went into one syria after eventis and milan were both points over the culture of the scandal original champions uva at the 2nd best attack and the best defense and just to back up that it's a matter of being good at both ends we can take a look at the ultimate deciding factor apart from factual points goal diff

fortress in the on was looking pretty solid and though the visitors dominated the 2nd half play they had precious little to show for all their possession. it just wasn't their day typified went on breakaway in stoppage time sebastian anderson the man on target i equally fully glanced in the deflected cross 2 had as 2 players giving in yawn another 3 points. we work all together and. we get the point so i don't know why. i think we should not think too much about it. called that is our way to go out again. it's very hard league had a hard moment and now we're having a good moment to want to hang on it as long as possible then you are now well and truly mixing with the best not showing up yet another win a retaught 6 club. you're watching the news on her now frame that any chance your company. it was a little self up i don't know it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about the wife of i am do this because we can't stay on venezuela i don't know what that. closely global news that matters d.w. made for mines. their wealth isn't calculable. their egos insatiable. their

now since life is now dominated by the injuries he received at the hands of the police. well it's not going to be quite the i.p.o. that it was billed to be saudi arabia has decided to restrict aramco. to the riyadh stock exchange with the vast majorities of shares to be sold locally of the decision is a huge step back from the original plans to go public in other places such as new york now only foreign institutional investors already licensed a deal in saudi arabia will be allowed to buy the shares those shares come on the market at some time in december the company around co has been valued at $1.00 trillion dollars that makes aramco the biggest i.p.o. ever. subscription starts soon for weeks these billboards have lined riyad streets now the subscription period has begun for real investors can sign up to buy shares in saudi aramco. it's their patriotic duty says the government some banks are even offering loans of $10000000.00 euros so rich saudis can buy a piece of the oil colossus into saudi capital there is no public criticism of the planned i.p.o. . dram co company

world cup title, england head coach eddiejones speaks to us about why he believes his side can still dominate the sport. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. it's being called the world cup of tennis, with 18 countries involved. the davis cup finals have got underway in spain with a brand new format. more on that in a moment, but there's already been a big upset with italian world number 12 fabio fognini beaten by canada's vasek pospisil, who's ranked 150th in the world after recovering from back surgery. korin kashanov one his match against coric, making it a 3—0 victory. canada pulled off a big shock by beating italy. there was a scare for world number 11 david goffin who dropped the first set, but fought back to beat colombia's daniel galan in three sets. it gave belgium a 2—0 lead after they won their opening singles match as well. colombia playing at the top level of tennis for the first time, won the double match. all that action only took place after this opening ceremony in madrid, with rafa nadal taking part for the hosts spain. it's the first year the davis cup is see

how wants to see a more modern cuba less dominated by much is mo with more room for strong women she teaches kids to serve especially girls but to earn money with her serve school the 36 year old needs special permission from the communist state she's been waiting for 7 years and still hasn't got it. that ben pointing and that if but i may be the government's just not interested maybe surfing is just lost as we say here cuba no no the smallest changes to the system require determination and stamina even though it was fidel castro himself who called for change how the late revolutionary leader personally and in mired him. when he took my hand i felt that he was very gentle he smiled a loss but he also looked into my eyes as if he could read my thoughts. the van is celebrating its 500th birthday as the latest u.s. sanctions begin to bite tourist numbers are down and shortages of petrol and food stuffs more common the latest crisis is making change more difficult but that zoom in on the sanctions won't change our government but most the make the divisions worse we need change but it has

the czech republic and dominating the games. so if there's any pressure from fa, they'll be putting that pressure on himself. we have to be better, we all know that i do think it is a case of reflecting the christmas —— reflecting over christmas —— reflecting over christmas and they need to start with a good performance and hopefully that will build towards the olympics and the euros the year after. a bit nervous earlier on, you played in front of several thousand people in 700 people here, that ta kes people in 700 people here, that takes some character. these players very rarely let me down as a manager. i very rarely let me down as a manager. lam very rarely let me down as a manager. i am proud of their work over the past 12 months and now we have just got to stop talking and just keep working hard and deliver prayer performances — — just keep working hard and deliver prayer performances —— better performances. the medical tribunal of dr richard freeman, the former medic at british cycling, continues in manche

real and billy dominated the game, 28 shots. the goalkeeper made ten saves during the game, which is pretty incredible. listen, i think both teams will be happy. both in the last 16, great performance by real, great performance by psg. this is the trophy they are desperate to make it through on. they did do enough, and you can understand why mentally they may not have been a full entity in this game because they were pretty close, they need to getting through to the last 16. it's all about knockouts now. it's all about what they could do in those last 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, they hope and perhaps, the final as well. ed guardiola knows it wasn't a performance done a great performance but satisfied. john bennett there. we teased you a moment ago but what does a marine you had to say, this is what he had to say —— jose. i think if you wait a few months and you buy the is on movie, you will get it —— amazon movie. i have felt they were in need of some love at that time and not the critical one. the big winners of the

an area of high pressure dominating for the moment —— six pressure dominating for the moment -- six - pressure dominating for the moment —— six — eight degrees. milder atla ntica re —— six — eight degrees. milder atlanticare coming —— six — eight degrees. milder atla ntica re coming our way. —— six — eight degrees. milder atlanticare coming our way. closer to the high pressure for longer. —— atla ntic to the high pressure for longer. —— atlantic air. patches of fog. that will keep the temperatures down. later in the week you can see the significant change. it turns milder, it gets windier, and there will be patchy rain mainly in the west and the north. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: the first victim of the london bridge terror attack to be named is jack merritt — killed while running a prisoner rehabilitation conference to which his assailant was invited. the attacker — usman khan — was jailed seven years ago for terrorism offences but freed last year. a prominent maltese businessman is charged with complicity in the m

the closest thing that hong kong has have to direct representation district councils have long been dominated by the pro beijing establishment and voters seeking change hope that weakening their grip will give the movement a fresh momentum and. people have been long thought for long you know your time at that time cooperate. this might mean it's worth of my mortal thank you. listen to the wars of the people. hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb also encouraged voter turnout and appealed for smooth and peaceful voting some voters are backing her to bring an end to the violent unrest that crippled the semi autonomous territory. after the feel months of the r. incident in hong kong i would like to express my we was through the on a formal election so that are in. play that i can express my my feelings the elections are mainly symbolically important district council is don't have any real political power they can't pass laws and they can only advise the government but pro-democracy voters are hoping to win majorities in some of hong kong's 18 districts as that will win them seats on the committ

this was the day that austrian dominic thiem would now prove he is a top layer on all surfaces. not many can take novak djokovic all the way, and in a dramatic first is that, it looked as though this would play out as standard, the 16 time grand slam champion taking it on a tie—break. but, it was actually the server who started the second is that with something of a lull, and as theim blasted countless winners, he struggled to react. resilience is the only word to sum up sat three, the only word to sum up sat three, the match swung back and forth but it would be again be a tie—break to decide it. theim was the resilient one, 4—1 down, he rose from the jaws of defeat to take a memorable win. having already downed roger federer, this was a powerful display. he now has a semifinal to look forward to. paul frostick, bbc news. roger federer is still hoping tojoin thiem. he's got a winner—takes—all final round robin match with djokovic to look forward to after coming through against matteo berrettini in tuesday's early match. watching this one for us was austin halewood. a l

i was hired as the director of commodities at dominic and dominic having never done anything. david: you left that to set up your own firm? ray: yes. that was 1973, 1974, big bear market in stocks. dominic and dominic went broke. i went to hayden stone at the time. it did all of those mergers. i became in charge of institutional commodities and hedging of all different things. that put me with all different futures markets. then we got into the environment where 1974, 1975, you got into this environment where there were interest rates, tightening of monetary policy, all of those things were driving the markets. that got me hooked on those markets. i got fired from there because i was a bit rowdy. david: did you punch your boss in the face? ray: yes, i punched my boss in the face. but that was -- it was new year's eve. we got drunk on new year's eve. david: could you punch somebody other than your boss? or you did not think of that? ray: anyway. [laughter] ray: it did not last long. that is how i started the firm. the client still wanted to do business with me. david: what year

not sure dominic raab will find them funny...! dominic raab will find them funny. . .! probably dominic raab will find them funny...! probably not dominic raab will find them funny. . .! probably not but might make him think twice about what he says about social media and its influence. shall we see some examples? here we go... may his socks slide down the inside of his shoes... make your cup of tea always be to hot to drink when you get it and too cold to drink by the time you get back to it. thousands and thousands of them, and what it shows is that they may not care about social media social media can bite back! as mentioned, labour launching the manifesto a little later this morning, is that trending already? well, they are trying to get the conversation going, what is interesting, they have chosen these two really old leaflets, to post on facebook and instagram, harking back toa facebook and instagram, harking back to a different time, i suppose. brighten a style check. reminding people they have ownership over the nhs, according to the party. -- nostalgic. we have

south africa have dominated that. eddiejones will have an important torque to make at half—time to get england back into the match. if they are to win the world cup they will have to do what no other team has managed before, come from behind at half—time to win the contest. we know how good south africa are and it was interesting to hear what warren gatland said in the lead up, saying england might have peaked too soonin saying england might have peaked too soon in the match against new zealand. eddie jones dismiss soon in the match against new zealand. eddiejones dismiss that and said to warren gatland, you enjoy the third—place play—off. it will be a concern how south africa have suffocated the life out of england, limiting too few opportunities. and the expansive by opportunities. and the expansive rugby they have played, they have been strong and controlled in every area, but they have not demonstrated the free—flowing rugby and the strong and dominant set piece that has underpinned that. south africa ha

dominic thiem took the first set, but he quickly bounce back. he's considered the fifth major of mens tennis, he received a boost when he won the second set 6-2. he has made big progress this season. the athens native beat roger federer in the semifinals and with rafael nadal and novak djokovic shah also falling by the wayside, the chance of glory was there for the taking. thiem put up a superb fight in the decisive's set, but stefanos tsitsipas would not be denied. he eventually prevailed on another close tiebreak. >> it almost feels like i want to grand slam. the emotions right now are tremendous. i feel very proud and happy with the effort the entire week. >> the revamped davis cup team begins on monday but as for men's singles, this new sheriff hopes to shoot for the stars. brent: from the new sheriff to the unexpected surfboard. cuba is not generally the first place that springs to mind when it comes to surfing, but believe it or not, the island does have a vibrant, if modest, surfing seen. female surfers often find themselves doubly disadv

we dominated telecommunications. we invented most of the telecommunications and yet our big corporations are so loaded down with debt there's so much looking inward in the united states they are so bureaucratic lacking in the imagination you couldn't even imagine this 20 years ago. >> it's been great talking about the book. if you just have one last sentence or take away the final say to the potential readers about what they need to take away from your book, what would it be? >> it's very simple. he's the general secretary of the communist party. the chairman of the military commission and the people's liberation army is the arm of the party, not the government. and the president of the people's republic of china in that order. and as long as you always remember that you are dealing with the general secretary of the communist party you understand all of the negotiations in all of the meetings dramatically better than if you allow them to be a normal western executive. >> thank you for that. it was nice chatting with

for the most part it is dominating oui’ for the most part it is dominating our weather. just the first signs of a change is a weather front is its way down across the country. it opens the door to a colder, fresher and brighter regime, which certainly come thursday some parts of scotland will be enjoying, but again, across northern ireland, much of england and wales quite a bit of cloud. the farce out, dryer, some sunshine around and still at this stage the temperatures here at least in double figures. however, as i take you from thursday to friday, good by low pleasure, hello hi pressure and look at these isobars in the wind flowing from north to south and quite a bit of wind as well. down the north seacoast. it is a golden writer, fresher sort of day. crisp start to the day, while brad frost i would have thought and no disease temperatures. it is about four to 10 degrees. that is how his other weekend for the most part. cold, crisp, bright and dry until the next set of weather fronts become a real mother across the south—west of england and eventually to the southern

a grand jury entitled dominic indicted him. after he disappeared, the fbi placed a $20,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. where he is remains unknown, but through his attorney, we were able to talk to him by phone. >> it will cost you less to put my family on a plane and bring them home. >> that would allow them to serve a $60,000 fine for overstaying their visit. >> i'm not pleading guilt. >> one former prosecutor says that it's a tall order. >> he has created this issue. he has created this quagmire. he is now looking for the department of justice to fix that. >> the i amount of people he hu, the pain he caused -- >> other than this offer, prosecutors would not comment on the case. it dominic if convicted, khan faces more than 100 years in prison. we will bring you that story. first and beyond our borders. traffickers have been sentenced in a case that is the culmination of a rare collaboration between chinese and u.s. law enforcement. chinese officials say the case is 1 of 3 professional trafficking networks.

this was may, they were european champions, their dominance undisputed. now, the picture is so much blurrier. the signs are that sarries will accept a domestic points deduction and massive fine for breaching the salary cap. in europe, only their opponents can hand out punishment. it still hurts. racing 92 were scoring the tries saracens never used to allow, but this wasn't saracens as we know them. what was once steel was breakable. thomas crashed through. was his right foot in touch? apparently not. this decision sarries had to accept. but it is notjust points in play, it is pride too. this week they promised they would not roll over. that would be an isolated incident. french league rules allow racing to spend on the best. they bulldozed to a bonus point. saracens‘ punishment means a relegation fight might be more important than a cup run. northampton saints began their european campaign with an impressive 25—14 win over the french league leaders lyon. wales fly half dan biggar was on form for them — but they held off a french fightback to seal th

baldwin watched the system of domination consumed his father. david baldwin, james says, was one of the most sad human beings he ever witnessed. he said david baldwin, father of nine children, james says he cannot remember a single time when many of david's nine children were happy to see him come home. as a father myself, when i read that, in his autobiographical writings i found it to be heartbreaking. as he grows up with a folder that is a devoutly religious man that is very cool to all of the human beings around, baldwin wonders if he's growing up, why is my father this way. as he gets older he realizes his father is this way because he's come to believe that white people say about him. he sees his father eaten alive by despair, he dies in 1943 in a mental institution. baldwin as far as he can tell his father is literally dying of despair. so, he sets up a goal for himself i am not going to become my father. i am not going to be consumed by despair. how can i fight back against this and baldwin finds what he calls his leverage, his handle, s

whatever the angle, the interview continues to dominate the headlines. there is also analysis of andrew's admission that he had met epstein‘s girlfriend this year even though she had been accused of helping epstein room has victims. if there are questions that she has to answer, thatis questions that she has to answer, that is her problem, i'm afraid. i am not in a position to comment one way or another. when was your last contact with her? it was earlier this year. about what? she was here doing some rally. she has always denied the accusations against her. this was her six years ago, she hasn't been seen in public for many months and nobody seems to know where she is now. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news: the winner of sri lanka's presidential election, gotabhaya rajapa ksa, has promised to be the leader of all sri lankans, regardless of race or religion. the former defence minister won just over 52% of the vote, with his support concentrated in sinhalese majority areas. chile's president sebastian pinera has condemned for

we dominated the total communications. we invented most of the modern communications and the big corporations are loaded down with debt and looking inward at the united states they are so bureaucratic and lacking in imagination that they are basically appealed to the chinese corporation. you could even imagine this 20 years ago. >> host: it's been great talking about the book. our time is running out. if you have one last sentence or take away about what they need to take away from your book what would it be? >> guest: it's very simple. the chairman of the military arm of the party, the government and the president of the people's republic of china in that order. >> host: thank you for that. it was nice chatting with you. differences in the republican party and shared his thoughts on how they affected the 2016 election. here is a portion of the talk. donald trump did not materialize out of thin air. we are living in an environment that is difficult to take a step back and take a deep breath and contextualize everything tha

fortress in the on was looking pretty solid and though the visitors dominated the 2nd half play they had precious little to show you for all their possession. it just wasn't their day typified went on breakaway in stoppage time sebastian anderson the man on target i the gleefully glanced in the deflected cross to head is to play is giving you need on another 3 points. to work all together and then we get the point so i don't know why. i think we should not think too much about it just keep on growing we're called that is our way to go or the game. is very hard league had a hard moment and now we're having a good moment i want to hone in on it as long as possible you know now well and truly mixing with the best not showing up yet another win retaught 6 club. well the bundesliga saturday games are now history so let's take a look at the other results. byron munich dominated dusseldorf rb lives there is defeated cologne leverkusen and freiburg share the spoils shock of the bremen wolfsburg down frankfurt on friday dortmund drew without a boy on sunday will take on the hint of elin and h

fortress in the on was looking pretty solid and though the visitors dominated the 2nd half play they had precious little to show you for all their possession. it just wasn't their day typified when in your own breakaway in stoppage time sebastian anderson the man on target i equally fully glanced in the deflected cross 2 had is 2 players giving in yawn another 3 points. work all together and then we get the point so i don't know. i think we should not think too much about it. that is our way to go in this league is very hard league had a hard moment and now we have a good moment to want to run it as long as possible then you are now well and truly mixing with the best not showing up yet another win a rich top 6 club. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. executive kerry has cast your ballot. there has been record turnout in a vote seen as both a test of clubs probating government and us a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months. coming up next our documentary series doc film looks at the dangers of a new nuclear arms race afte

some spending and issues like recycling and public health hong kong's district councils have long been dominated by to probating establishment this time and for the 1st time the scales have chips decisively in favor of the pro-democracy movement. now that report from our reporter she's here in the studio with me to talk about the results now the results are in beijing provision parties have taken massive his year what do you make of the. pro-democracy camp has won about $390.00 out of $452.00 seats that's nearly 90 percent and it's a huge victory for the pro-democracy camp and as for the probation camp they've lost over 250 states compared to the last election many prominent very prominent probe aging heavy weights have been actually bombed out of office such as julius hold he's a very controversial figure that has caught a lot of media attention because of his abrasive comments about the protesters and genius who is also prominent because of an incident that happened in november last last month actually where he appeared to have been stabbed at a campaign rally and that could have gone badly fo

in terms of their dominance in london, uber is the dominant player by a long way, it has been working in london for a very long time. what do you think would happen, if this license is extended, we've mentioned some of the other players who are keen to get that market share. absolutely, and we have seen this happen another country. uber has tried to expand into other markets and it is come up against domestic competition, especially in asia, china, singapore, where it ended up selling its operations to the local player because they were so entrenched so it's very possible we could see the same happen in london. from a business model point of view, uber continuing to make pretty big losses as does its biggest rival in the us. in terms of the long—term viability of companies like uber, what are we thinking? difficult, because they are only going to face more and more competition. they are investing an autonomous driving and so other big carmakers. you just talked about bmw, it's likely that carmakers are going to be starting their own rideshare services to monetise their autonomous te

brexit dominated the first half of the debate, along with the nhs. there are so many individual issues that were not covered, students, housing, education. yes, the nhs is a big thing but there is so much thatis a big thing but there is so much that is a problem within it, and they are still not discussing it and finding a way to actually resolve any of these issues. theyjust finding a way to actually resolve any of these issues. they just want to get brexit done first because we are still tripping over that. we are tripping over that and we need to get brexit done so we can concentrate on all the other issues. but what about our first—time voter, rachel, who is undecided. did she hear anything that might help her at the ballot box? thing so students weren't mentioned. it's not aimed at us again, weren't mentioned. it's not aimed at us again, it feels like they are not targeting young people, which i think at the moment is such a key vote. laughter at times, and irritation overcame the group at what they saw as point scoring from the two leaders. 0

fortress in the on was looking pretty solid and though the visitors dominated the 2nd half play they had precious little to show for all their possession. it just wasn't their day typified went on breakaway in stoppage time sebastian anderson the man on target i equally fully glanced in the deflected cross 2 had as 2 players giving you need on another 3 points. to work all together and. we get the point so i don't know. i think we should not think too much about it. that is our way to go with the game. it's very hard league had a hard moment and now we're having a good moment i want to hang out of it as long as possible you know now well and truly mixing with the best not showing up yet another win a rick top 6 club. and or a minor of the top stories we're following for you. chief executive kerry love has cast her ballot and she local elections has. and record turnout in a vote seen as both a test of lambs approach raging government as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months. this is deja vu news live from berlin stay tuned for didn't have you r

now, that weather system really dominates southern parts of britain as we get on into sunday. the flow around its northern flank quite a noticeable easterly or north—easterly wind, a lot of cloud associated with those weather fronts. but elsewhere, until quite late in the day when we bring another little weather front to the north of scotland, again, it's a cold and frosty start followed by a bright, dry, sunny sort of day, but those temperatures again locked into single figures. hello, good morning britain looking to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines to you. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn, in a bbc interview, says anti—semitism is vile, wrong but fails to apologise of his party's handling of the issue. would you like to take this opportunity tonight to apologise to the british jewish community for what has happened? what i will say to them is this. i am determined that our society will be safe for people of all faiths. i don't want anyone to be feeling insecure in our society. # let me introduce you to tim.

dominic hughes reports. desperately needed emergency dentistry being carried out in the van outside dewsbury town hall. the dentate charitably —— charity normally works in developing countries but today it's helping a man who's had to live with excruciating tooth pain for months. i was excruciating tooth pain for months. iwas in excruciating tooth pain for months. i was in pain, nobody could help me, none of these nhs services, nobody would help me at all. he is far from alone. during this visit, dentate staff saw 50 patients and extract 50 teeth. all day, this charity that has been busy seeking people who are in real pain because of tooth decay but for all those patients, this is the only way they can access emergency nhs dental care here in dewsbury. the bbc has drawn up this map showing whether most people are missing out on nhs dental care. the blue areas are better than average. yellow, average. in the red areas, worse than average and include much of london in the south—east, devon and cornwall a

fortress in the on was looking pretty solid and though the visitors dominated the 2nd half play they had precious little to show for all their possession. it just wasn't their day typified went on breakaway in stoppage time sebastian anderson the man on target. the gleefully glanced in the deflected cross 2 had 2 players giving another 3 points out we were called together on the get the point so i don't know why. i think we should not think too much about it just keep on going we're called that is our way to go i think. it's very hard league had a hard moments and now we're having a good moment i want to run it as long as possible you know now well and truly mixing with the best not showing up yet another win 6 class. to brazil now where there were aerial thrills and spills galore this is our big sporting world championships and a local victory as well to cheer that take a look at this because competitors took to the beach income bucco a north eastern fishing village that has become a kite surfing mecca now 17 year old valentino riggers of colombia where he took the men's title meanw

fortress in the on was looking pretty solid and though the visitors dominated the 2nd half play they had precious little to show us all their possession. it just wasn't their day typified when in your own breakaway in stoppage time sebastian anderson the man on target. the gleefully glanced in the deflected cross 2 had to play is giving any on another 3 points. we were called together on the we get the point so i don't know why. i think we should not think too much about it just keep on going we're called that is our way to go out and. it's very hard league had a hard moment and now we're having a good moment i want to own it as long as possible then you are now well and truly mixing with the best not showing up yet another win a retard 6 club. the same with football and players in the netherlands top flight use saturday's game to take a stand against racism after a game was suspended last week following abuse of a player know it i axes amsterdam arena and elsewhere across the country players stood still for a minute after kick off and a poor did with coaches and fans joining in the

now, that weather system really dominates southern parts of britain as we get on into sunday. the flow around its northern flank quite a noticeable easterly or north—easterly wind, a lot of cloud associated with those weather fronts. but elsewhere, until quite late in the day when we bring another little weather front to the north of scotland, again, it's a cold and frosty start followed by a bright, dry, sunny sort of day, but those temperatures again locked into single figures. on their own resources to get through hard times. this is bbc news. the headlines: a new warning from the united nations that time is running out to stop temperatures rising and a climate disaster. the un says global emissions need to fall by more than 7% every year over a decade to stop warming by more than 1.5 degrees. three senior figures in malta's government have stood down and angry crowds have booed the prime minister as police step up their investigation into the murder of the investigative journalist daphne ca ruana galizia. the resignations came from the chief of staff to the prime ministe