in lebanon the united states will work to reduce that missile arsenal and can reach all points inside of that country many have courtesy of iran that is unacceptable iran may think it owns lebanon but iran is wrong. iraq united states will help partners to be free of iranian influence has rejected totalitarianism and we will look one - - respect that wholeheartedly the people refuse to be backed by armed groups the strengthen ties with the arab neighbors with the curtis region of baghdad with a renewed focus on fighting corruption we will continue to work for a lasting peace and it is worth reiterating the united states fully supports israel's right to defend itself against the iranianai regime aggression we will continue to make sure israel has the military capacity the trump administration will also continuela to press for peace between israel and the palestinians again we adhere to our word president trump campaigned on the promise to recognize jerusalem as the nation's capital we moved our embassy there. these decisions on or a bipartisan congressional resolutionsca for more than

his old club arsenal beat league one blackpool 3—0. teenagerjoe willock with two of the goals — arsenal remember have won this competition more times than any other team. the protests by blackpool fans towards the club owners continued, this supporter climbed on top of the arsenal team bus preventing it from leaving for the game. lots of supporters continue to boycott matches. now away from the fa cup, cardiff manager neil warnock has launched a blistering attack on his former player nathaniel clyne and liverpool. warnock thought that he'd agreed to sign clyne from the premier league leaders before the defenderjoined bournemouth on loan until the end of the season. i was disappointed with nathaniel clyne, having given him his debut, i'm disappointed notjust with him but with liverpool as well for not telling me, to see it on television when i have done everything right, and they promised he was my player this week, for me, it is a disgrace and a lack of class, really. johanna konta has retired from herfinal qualifying match at the sy

his old club arsenal beat league one blackpool 3—0. teenagerjoe willock with two of the goals — arsenal have won this competition more times than any other team. the protests by blackpool fans towards the club owners continued, this supporter climbed on top of the arsenal team bus preventing it from leaving for the game. lots of supporters continue to boycott matches. so here's a check on all of sunday's matches. there's commentary of woking's game with watford and newport‘s game against leicester on radio 5 live, with the newport match also live on bbc one and online from 4.05. and if you miss that, highlights on match of the day tonight, which includes manchester city's match with championship strugglers rotherham. i would like to have to months holiday right now, definitely. mentally it is really tough. but it is what it is. so, when you want to become a top, top club, organisation, you cannot ignore any game, you cannot drop any i don't know how far we are able to read, maybe the carabao cup will be good for our recovery, maybe

the united states and russia have embarked on massive programs to modernize their nuclear arsenals. undermining the existing nuclear weapons treaties. the clock ticks now at just three minutes to midnight because international leaders are failing to perform their most important duty ensuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization. perfect there someone off moving inside of me by controlling my body. the byproduct of that drug is because like severe depression. because it will meet him into a zombie it's crazy. you know we don't have to do anything it's not our father she's crazy and all that. secures connor it's a long time ago. we settled the face up to hear something back in the pits and that if these islands off there but the reality is there may still be a shit and. have it in this fine lair of micro plastics why don't you bury. the biggest thing and shut is that we've never had an empty. like the contents of the something of an albatross. people obviously come in they just throw them into the water as disposal it may not be harmful for that little fish tha

anthony martial was about to end arsenal's. martial is there! it was just like old times, even with a scrap. amidst a coming together, and a coin being thrown, united just about kept their composure for a convincing win. that is eight wins in eight for the ba by—faced assassin. managers may be temporary, but class is permanent. natalie pirks, bbc news, at the emirates. of course we had worked on defending, counter—attacking. that is classic man united counter—attacking. there's so many examples of us doing that here — wayne rooney, cristiano ronaldo, ji—sung park. but we have scored so many goals here in counter—attacking, and to be honest, we showed that today with a few of the old classic goals, and i think there's another two being put on that video. bristol city came from behind to beat bolton and reach the fa cup fifth round for the first time in 18 years. niclas eliasson decided the tie with a sublime individual goal, the draw for the fifth round is on monday evening, during the one show. plenty of lower league clubs are lookin

the united states and russia have embarked on massive programs to modernize their nuclear arsenals. undermining existing nuclear weapons treaties. the clock ticks now at just three minutes to midnight because international leaders are failing to perform their most important duty ensuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization. oh. oh. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people for killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the secretary of veterans office says we're got back and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the wars with their money on those with their lives if we were willing to go into harm's way and willing to risk being killed for a war and surely we can risk some discomfort for an easy for. you are you know more than fifty percent of the day is half your screen and your screen is controlling after. it's a little incentive said hey you know robot

the united states and russia have embarked on massive programs to modernize their nuclear arsenals. undermining the existing nuclear weapons treaties. the clock ticks now at just three minutes to midnight because international leaders are failing to perform their most important duty ensuring and preserving the health and vitality of human civilization. oh. oh. to iraq and instead to media darling and certainly a fresh face the newly minted congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez is rattling some democratic establishment cages and she calls herself a democratic socialist and she has some big clients it's a democratic party and america ready to pay to see up. to. much effect on how the heck happened yet on feedback and head to let me have a few islands of laughter but the reality is that may still be a sharon is covered in this fine lair of micro plastic why do you feel free. to do. the biggest thing that shocked me is that we've never had an empty troll. like the contents meaning of the coming of an album. people obviously come in they just throw them into the water as disposal it may

this was no surprise saddam hussein's arsenal had been destroyed after the gulf war. before nine eleven american senior officials had publicly stated otherwise is not about what any significant capability would respect or weapons or abstraction is unable to project conventional power against his neighbors were. we are able to arm bomb him not one not. one saddam hussein's fate is decided the official tone changes and washington portrays him as an immediate threat. this is a regime that has something to hide from the civilized world. states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil and bad but no terrorist state poses a greater or more immediate threat to the security of our people in the stability of the world than the regime of saddam hussein in iraq simply stated. there is no doubt that saddam hussein now has weapons of mass destruction. the existence of w m d's will have to be proven to help them the bush administration turns to i'm a child. in one thousand nine hundred ninety two together with other opponents of saddam hussein in exile he fo

the draw for the fourth round produced one stand—out tie — arsenal against manchester united. arsenal are the most successful side in fa cup history — they've won it 13 times, most recently two years ago — but that's only once more than manchester united, so we should be in for a treat. there are a couple of other ties worth a mention — non—league barnet, the lowest—ranked side left in the competition, are at home to brentford. and newport county's reward for knocking out leicester is a trip to middlesbrough of the championship. yes, it is a long journey, a tough game. it would be good to see tony pulis, the newport man, who is in charge. it is a game we will look forward to. hopefully they are concentrating on going for promotion and getting back into the premier league. they are a big club and they take their eye off the ball and we have a very good day and surprise them again. the wolves win obviously features on all today's back pages. the telegraph sports section talks of neves's "wonder goal". the sun are pretty harsh on liverpool — "dunces with wolves" is th

rogue regimes are enhancing their missile arsenals all over, they're getting bigger and stronger, and we're getting bigger and stronger in every way. they're increasing their lethal strike capabilities and they're focused on developing long-range missiles that could reach targets within the united states. as president, my first duty is the defense of you are country. first duty. the defense of our country. defense has many different definitions and covers a lot of territory. i will accept nothing less for our nation than the most effective, cutting-edge, missile defense systems. we have the best anywhere in the world, it's not even close. our new strategy calls for six major changes in missile defense policy. first, we will prioritize the defense of the american people above all else. our review calls for 20 new ground-based intercepters at fort greeley, alaska, and new radars and sensors to immediately detect foreign missiles launched against our great nation. we are committed to establishing a missile defense program that can shield every city in the united states and we will never

evening, moritz yo sarry returns to his theme of criticising his players after their defeat against arsenal and once again he questions their quality and mentality. —— maurizio sarri. iam quality and mentality. —— maurizio sarri. i am sure he is trying to motivate a reaction from its place but equally, if you are in the chelsea dressing room you could be looking at the manager and wondering if this manager really has faith in me. as for spurs with their 1—0 lead, pochettino has to think how he gets goals when he is missing harry kane, son and dele alli. he has that performance in beating fulham at the weekend which did display some of the fighting spirit that perhaps sarri is trying to generate at sta mford sarri is trying to generate at stamford bridge so you might have two managers trying to make the most of their playing resources in various ways. i am more than happy with my squad. i think to arrive in that situation after a very difficult summer, i think when you assess everything that happens in the last seven months, i think our players are heroes. we are trying to change s

a tacticalined nuclear arsenal. we are headed towards a nuclear world war iii. host: thank you for your call. guest: i don't think there was any reason to believe that iran has active nuclear weapons. there were a lot of issues with their program. the israeli heist and intelligence coup has shown that they had a plan to build nuclear weapons that was active and was decelerated likely because of fear of exposure at some point in the 2000s. they likely maintained some of these abilities. the human inspector body has never gone to a ron's military sites -- to iran's military sites. they insisted it was unnecessary. this is a very serious problem with us not looking into what iran has. i disagree strongly with the way the obama administration handled the issue, but they would never give new their weapons to iran -- give nuclear weapons to iran. -- one of their weak points we are going after. put intoer, the u.s. place very tough sanctions that had been in place before the nuclear deal. even just the anticipation that sanctions were coming back lead to a collapse of

we will continue to emphasize the complementary will that deterrence plays, for example, the arsenals that russia and china have are very large and sophisticated. we rely on nuclear deterrence to deal with the capabilities. we will tailor our regional missile defenses to different adversaries and scenarios and have different concepts that can prove disrupt the. general greaves from the missile defense agency will talk about specific enhancements we have laid out in the missile defense review. in summarizing, i would say that we are going to continue with today's generations of technology to field greater numbers of capabilities and have evolutionary improvements. we will also pursue a new generation of technologies that is substantially more capable and that is intended to stay ahead of the emerging threat that we see from rogue states and deal with the new threats like hypersonic missiles that we have to be prepared to deal with. we are going to do this and this is discussed in some length in the missile defense review, with friends and allies. i'm pleased to say we've had terrific p

the other way as has been a wholly owned subsidiary of the iranian regime accumulated a massive art arsenal of approximately one hundred thirty thousand rockets and missiles they stored and position these weapons in lebanese towns and villages in flagrant violation of international law that arsenal is aimed squarely at our ally israel when bashar assad unleashed terror upon ordinary syrians and barrel bomb civilians with serin gas a true echo of saddam hussein's gassing of the kurdish people we condemned his actions but in our hesitation to wield power we did nothing our eagerness to address only muslims and not nations ignored the rich diversity of the middle east and frayed old bonds that undermined the concept of the nation state the building block of international stability and our desire for peace at any cost let us to strike a deal with iran our common enemy so today what did we learn from all of this we learn that what america retreats chaos often follows when we neglect our friends resentment builds and when we partner with our enemies they advance the good news the good news is thi

and interestingly about what north korea intends to do with about its nuclear arsenal as you mentioned there a year ago he was stressing how north korea had succeeded in achieving this nuclear arsenal this time kim stressed that they would not develop any further they would not do any more missile testing he spoke about not using any of those warheads or indeed spreading the technology so it was a very different message committed he says still to the path of peace and denuclearization the stars here and rob what did he say about the way into korean relations are expected to develop in the coming year. he was as you would expect it was a very optimistic note saying that the momentum that's been built up in the past twelve months should be carried through into twenty nineteen saying that in practical terms they he spoke about the linking up possibly of a rail and road links across the d.m.z. restarting a joint industrial complex on the border between the two koreas he spoke about building trust between the korean people in both the north and south and that how working together they could

so important but we're spending a tremendous amount of money on our nuclear arsenal. nobody will have clothes when two minutes to midnight on the doomsday clock on the brink or now officially into a new cold war a nuclear arms race world powers it each other's throats and no light at the end of the tunnel countries will continue to make threats against other countries just like what's happening now. treaty to go she should rule major true. united states and the exercise sometimes. put yourself on sort of the same happens to too early and from a national security. countries like to. change. their troops against another country if they didn't remove those who are going to. form a starbucks chief has announced he is considering running for the us presidency in two thousand and twenty starting his campaign by lashing out at president trump who was quick to fire back living at the most fragile time not only the fact that this president is not qualified to be the president but the fact that both parties are consistently not doing what's necessary on behalf of the american p

down the tubes is not a phrase the world wants to hear from the operators of the most powerful nuclear arsenal on the planet. the strategic from own sports both to navy captain brook there wolf told c.n.n. the post of potable recap of commodes priorities and is all about reassuring the american people that the u.s. military is ready at all times even on new year's eve. a previous new year's eve tweet was in poor taste and does not reflect our values we apologize. jason's got nothing on us. ok europe today thanks for staying with out international i will bring you the latest news headlines in half a that. there spanned different span tast the call. girl down. into twenty nineteen predictions. jane will be celebrating ten years of the kaiser report. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bush for about seven years and this is a film of all just some of the crazy things i've got. let me just run those toward you would you cry because. i still does not give. credit to. plunk welcome to worlds apart it is often said that the united nations is only as good as its member states allow it to be

still 2—0 to arsenal against fulham in the second premier league match the day. for some revellers in france trip to the funfair last night turned into a traumatic ordeal. eight people ended up seeing in the new year stuck high above the city of rennes, in brittany. a warning — there is some flashing in these images. a helicopter was called in to help rescue the three adults and five teenagers from the 52 metre high bombermaxxx ride, which had suffered a technical fault and stopped at around 8.30pm. the eight people, the youngest just 13—years—old, were left high in the air with their feet dangling in what was to become a nine—hour ordealfor some of them. initial attempts to reach those trapped using ladders failed, before a rescuer was winched down by the helicopter. they were evacuated one by one with the last person finally getting off the ride at around 6am. the ride's owner said a new part had broken. warnings from the recycling industry that the uk would struggle to cope with plastic waste after china stopped importing it a year ago have failed to m

so important but we're spending a tremendous amount of money on our nuclear arsenal. nobody will have close with two minutes to midnight on the doomsday clock on the brink or now officially into a new cold war the nuclear arms race world powers it each other's throats and no light at the end of the tunnel countries will continue to make threats against just like what's happening now. united states and. sometimes. the national security. troops you could see the. physical turmoil in venezuela reaches a new level with president maduro directly accusing donald trump of ordering his assassination. that trump gave an order to kill me he told the colombian government the colombian mafia to kill me if something happens to me one day and the colombian president will be responsible well that comes soon after the country's supremum court has launched a criminal probe against the self declared interim president one kwaito he's now bought from leaving the country and to hide his assets and bank accounts for is that the court also opened an investigation into whether he's assisted

so important but we're spending a tremendous amount of money on our nuclear arsenal nobody will have close we're now two minutes to midnight on the doomsday clock on the brink or now officially into a new cold war a nuclear arms race world powers it each other's throats and no light at the end of the tunnel countries will continue to make threats against other countries just like what's happening no. treaty to go she the rule of major treaty to go shushi now between china and united states and the exercise sometimes. do put your soul and soul in the same institute early and from a national security. country should like to. know the truth as you consider the country of three hundred three with. as the animosity between us and venezuela socialist government president nicolas maduro has accused donald trump of ordering his assassination. no doubt that trump gave an order to kill me he told the colombian government the colombian mafia to kill me if something happens to me one day donald trump and the colombian president will be responsible. well washington times nicholas lacks legitimacy

. >> we are using every tool in our arsenal to get these americans home wherever we find them. >> brennan: am bass score bolt ton, when do we see president trump sit down with the north korean leader. >> we are working on the details. you will be among the first to know. >> brennan: it has been about a hundred years since the washington post journalist was brutally murdered. will you raise the issue with the crown prince. >> of course. brennan: what will you say. >> i will say what, margaret, i will say what we have said consistently. america's position publicly and privately are the same this. was an outrageous act, unacceptable murder. those responsible will be held accountable by the united states of america. we are determined to do that and get to the facts as quickly as we can. we have a policy consistent with this. we like the rest of the world value human rights across the world. this murder was outrageous well. will hold those responsible accountable. then we will talk about what we do with the kingdom of saudi arabia. what they do to support americas in kansas, colorado and washi

intelligence agencies are under fire from president trump after a porting that iran has no nuclear arsenal run that after the short break. join me every first day on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. kind of financial survival john today was all about money laundering first to visit this cash into three different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in the tough talk or say we just have to give me a call and say hey i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much guys of course. welcome back families in france are looking for answers after a mysterious thirteen the number of children born with birth defects more t

and in case you missed that clue, john bercow and hugh merryman are both fans of arsenal, who are currently fifth in the premier league. and that sporting update brings us to the end of wednesday in parliament. thank you for watching. i do hope you canjoin me at the same time tomorrow. bye for now. hello. through the coming days. we're moving into arctic air. the isobars are lining up from north to south, following this weather front south. it will clear southern counties of the uk through the day today. today's certainly a cold day for all of us. should be some decent sunshine around, but there will also be some wintry showers. a frosty start pretty much across the board, with a risk of ice, especially across the northern half of the uk. here's the weather front first thing. it will push its way into east anglia and the south—east during the morning rush hour. further north, clearer skies. remember that ice, but also the additional complication of some snow showers pushing into scotland, some pushing into eastern coastal counties of england too. snow possible to sea level in scotland, a

syria in february last year in the months that followed israel bombarded hundreds of military bases arsenals and radar stations across syria the goal was to destroy the iranian infrastructure that as much as possible. israel increasingly views the expansion of iranian positions on the deployment of iranian revolutionary guards in syria as a direct threat to israel's security. after a rocket was fired over the golan heights israel has now warned of further counter attacks by syria syria's ally iran. well here are some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world russia has threatened retaliation after the e.u. slapped sanctions on its military intelligence chiefs over the nerve agent attack on a former russian double agent the targeted individuals are implicated in the attempted murder of sergei scribal and his daughter in the british tell of souls bury last year at least ten people have died after two cargo ships with indian and turkish sailors went up in flames near the crimean peninsula the blaze occurred at the mouth of the care straight between the black sea and the se

arsenal bounced back from their thrashing by liverpool on saturday to beat fulham 4—1. goals from granit xhaka, alexandre lacazette, aaron ramsey and pierre—emerick aubameyang helped them to only their second win in six games. and everton lost for a fourth time in five games, beaten 1—0 by leicester. that is not the pictures of everton, though. jamie va rdy‘s second—half strike was one of the few highlights at goodison park. britain's andy murray says he doesn't know how much longer he'll be able to play at the top level. last year was virtually a write—off for the three time grand slam champion following hip surgery, but he made a winning start to 2019 at the brisbane international on tuesday, as ben croucher reports. you feel 2019 to be make or break for andy murray as he makes yet another combat. will his body let him? the early evidence against james duckworth suggest so. those that know you're buried mannerisms we re that know you're buried mannerisms were back, like winning points you probably do not expect him to. and many more of these as he left? the

so important but we're spending a tremendous amount of money on our nuclear arsenal. nobody will have clothes with two minutes to midnight on the doomsday clock on the brink or now officially into a new cold war a nuclear arms race world powers that each other's throats and no light at the end of the tunnel countries will continue to make threats against other countries just like what's happening no. treaty to go should the rule of major treaty to go shushi now between china and united states and the archer so sometimes these threats do. the same to turley and from a national security issue when countries like to. change. their troops against another country if they didn't remove the books are going to. just prime minister to resume a school with something of a victory in polygons on tuesday and a crucial those british m.p.'s back to the amendment that will allow her to renegotiate a major sticking point and i brags that dale the issue of the irish border and the vote seem to bring an element of unity to a very divided westminster the leader of the opposition party je

so important but we're spending a tremendous amount of money on our nuclear arsenal. nobody will have clothes when now two minutes to midnight on the doomsday clock on the brink or now officially into a new cold war a nuclear arms race will powers that each other's throats and no light at the end of the tunnel countries will continue to make threats against other countries just look at what's happening no. different trade negotiations around the rule of major treaty to go shushi now between china and united states and the exercise sometimes of these threats will do put terrorists on its own in the same happens to turley and from a national security when countries like to. make troops against another country if they don't agree with us are going. well political turmoil in venezuela has reached a new level with president maduro directly accusing donald trump of all tory has assassination. no doubt that gave an order to kill me he told the colombian government the colombian mafia to kill me if something happens to me one day and the colombian president will be responsibl

denuclearization means that north korea has to get rid of its nuclear arsenal and that this be verified before the u.s. removes sanctions but to north korea this is something that should happen in phases so perhaps it gets rid of part or parts of its nuclear arsenal and then it gets something in return perhaps humanitarian aid perhaps a lifting of some sanctions perhaps a declaration to the end of the korean war now if this summit were to take place north korea could perhaps be seeking to get a clearer message from the trumpet ministration on what sort of concessions the administration could give north korea that's according to some analysts as for the u.s. the upcoming second summit could be an opportunity for the u.s. to get a detailed inventory of north korea's nuclear and missile assets but you're absolutely right there's a lot of pressure riding on these two needed to produce something tangible from this upcoming summit al-jazeera is florence very speaking to us there from cell thank you florence. well eric gomes is a defense and foreign policy analyst at the cato institute he says

spare a thought for blackpool who play arsenal, in what should be an historic day for the club. but such is the frustration with the clubs owners, away supporters are expected to outnumber the home support as fans continue to boycott matxches. i think that is a disadvantage, yeah, but these lads are resilient and we have used to it. it won't be the first or second time that's happened. it's happened a lot at the away fans have been bigger than the home fans. so we almost use it as a positive. here are some of saturday's stand out fixtures and possible upsets. holders chelsea play nottingham forest — the team who knocked out arsenal at this stage last year. and halfway down your screen — everton play league two lincoln, who had that incredible run to the quarter finals a couple of years ago, earning them about £2.5 million. the full list of matches is on the bbc sport website. they might have lost, but saracens still managed to move top of the premiership following their 211—18 defeat at sale. sarries were leading early—on after a try from england's billy vunipola but de

with an audio recording allegedly of him negotiating a multimillion dollar cocaine shipment and an arsenal of weapons including a diamond encrusted pistol found in one safe house there could be enough to put him behind bars for the rest of his life kristen salumi al jazeera new york scientists from universities around the wilds are warning we all need to dramatically change our diets by twenty fifty for the good of ourselves and the planet a report says we must haul of our needs and sugar consumption and double intake of nuts whole grains fruits and vegetables a diet of just seven grams of red nice a day and five hundred grams of fruits and vegetables is recommended. this is a question as to not going to be there tomorrow but it is important to have goals and some might call them. radical goals or progressive extreme goals even but if we don't move strongly in that direction the kind of planet that we will turn over to our children will be seriously to create a planet with unhealthy power. relations and that's not the kind of world i want my grandkids to be living still ahead on al-jazeera

denuclearized asian means north korea getting rid of its nuclear arsenal completely that being verified and then only sanctions to be lifted now to north korea this is something that should be done in phases so maybe dismantle or. destroyed a lot of its nuclear weapons and then this should be met with a corresponding action from the u.s. are there in the form of humanitarian aid or lifting of some of the sanctions so we can tell from this already that this upcoming second summit both sides are going to be seeking rather different things now according to analysts north korea is probably going to want to get a peer message from the trumpet ministration on what sort of concessions it may be ready to offer and for the u.s. it wants to try and wrangle a more detailed road map as well as a detailed inventory of what new clear and missile assets north korea has something that it has yet been able to obtain and you know it's important that there is some sort of result that we see from this upcoming second summit or will risk being criticized as nothing more than a. by the. florence many thanks

arsenal were the undeniable winners after hammering full on for one granite shocker alexander luck has that aaron ramsey and pierre and raechel bombing scored for the gunners who are still fifth full and are second from the bottom and another six matches in the premier league on wednesday night with fourth place chelsea at home at southampton huddersfield host a bottom of the table battle with burnley while the team of the moment red hot manchester united under caretaker manager ole gunnar sol shire they travel to newcastle. three of the english premier league stars have been shortlisted for the african player of the year award winner pool super striker mohamed salah who holds the honor has been nominated again alongside teammate side the main the pair of help liverpool take the top spot in the premier league table arsenal's peer emerick obama being completes the list obama has been in red hot goal scoring form for his club this season the winner will be announced on the eighth of january in dakar. quite literate had a career high forty five points as he led the toronto raptors to a on

well the government has a lot of tools in its arsenal and i think it's important to keep in context here the fact that this is still a government and prime minister who are very much in the driver's seat there the government had already passed a number of years ago a very restricted strike law that makes it very difficult for being in to carry out wide wide scale shutdowns tronics and the government also of course really has a stranglehold on the media here so in terms of what people are seeing. about these protests in terms of what hungary and outside of budapest are hearing about them a lot of people in villages small towns small cities are hearing the government's point of view and only the government's point of view and so i think the government has a lot of tools in its arsenal be it the media be it the strike law or be it the fact that it still has this two thirds majority in the parliament which allows it to do whatever it pleases the president was quite peaceful there was not any violence today and in recent weeks there has been tear gas fired at several points when when the prot

so important but we're spending a tremendous amount of money on our nuclear arsenal nobody will have close when there are two minutes to midnight on the doomsday clock on the brink or now officially into a new cold war a nuclear arms race will power as it each other's throats and no light at the end of the tunnel countries will continue to make threats against other countries just look at what's happening no. different treaty to go she the rule of major treaty to go shushi now between china and the united states and the exercise sometimes. put your phone sort of listening and salute early on from a national security. country's like through. their troops you could see another country if they didn't agree with. a new wave of anti-government protests are currently being held across venezuela in response to calls from the opposition leader one journalist most are got reports now from caracas where currently in elsevier square one of the most implemented venues for a position protesters. place is a very crowded today after one way they'll call for a new round of protest after he isa inves

or thirteen time winners arsenal were easy winners against blackpool teenagers joe woke up scored twice in the first half and just before full time alex wrapped up a three nil when. there's been more controversy at the asian cup which has just started in the united arab emirates qatar has accused the host nation's security services of denying accredited journalists from qatar and three into the country all tournaments organizers say they did offer the return of the group to the u.a.e. but that proposal was declined this week cutter's a.f.c. vice presidents hannity had his arrival into the emirates delayed by twenty four hours cut a still under blockade imposed by of u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt. the event itself has now kicked off and i would be the host that played bahrain in the opening game behind to the lead through mohamed me the. rather a late equaliser after a controversial penalty aboard the referee deciding that mohammad omar horne had handled the ball. and stepped up to score the spot kick as the game finished one of . the pending champions australia take on dalton an

another dealfinalised is for dennis suarezjoining arsenal. he had previously worked with unai emery, the arsenal manager. the super league title gift off to the worst possible start. beaten by st helens. they got offered perfect start. this try afterjust 93 seconds. wigan managed to get it back to 12—12 by the break. tries ceiling the win. an opening match in dublin. a first start in the competition it in six years playing at centre. elliot daly will start at full—back with mike brown left out entirely. england's world number one, justin rose is at seven shots of the lead of the first saudi international event. thomas pieters, from belgium, leeds. the tournament has attracted a top class field despite scrutiny over the country's human rights record. that is all your sport by now. snow falling steadily across england. this was at the scene in devon and we have seen at least a couple of centimetres. as the night wears on, we will see 2— five centimetres, perhaps ten centimetres for south—west england and south east wales. this is the ea

in today's football the early kick—off is a london derby between west ham and arsenal, who are still harbouring hopes of a top four finish. west ham's marco arnuatovich is playing after the all the specualtion about him being tempted by an offer to play in china, but so far neither he nor the arsenal strikers have found a way through and it's goaless. leeds united's owner has apologised to his derby counterpart for actions of his manager, marcelo bielsa, who sent an employee to spy on a derby training session before their championship match last night that leeds won. the subject has divided opinions with some footballing figures saying it's not a story because it didn't break any rules or law, but others argue its unethical and former england international, jermainejenas has called for leeds to have points deducted. bbc radio leeds' adam pope, says that's unlikely. to say there should be a points deduction isjust way to say there should be a points deduction is just way beyond any reasonable measure because at the end of the day marseille will be also has admitted to doing this himse

he was very sorry but arsenal manager unai emery has been fined £8,000 for improper conduct. he kicked a water bottle which hit a supporter, during their draw at brighton on boxing day. he apologised straigtht away and again at the end of the match. new year's day also means the start of another transfer window in england and scotland and there's already been some business done in the first few hours. the former arsenal and manchester city midfielder samir nasri has joined west ham on a free transfer, on the day his drugs ban ends. he was suspended for 18 months for receiving an intravenous treatment in the united states. floyd mayweather came out of retirement for a lucrative exhibition fight in tokyo, and who can blame him? he earned £7 million for 140 seconds‘ work — that's how long it took him to beat the japanese kick—boxer tenshin nasukawa. mayweather is a former world champion at five different weights. he's 41 now — 21 years older than his opponent. this fight don't go on his record, this fight don't go on my record. and it's all about having fun. but while h

wednesday two clubs ahead of them lining up in the next few hours third place tottenham carter for arsenal host for them the gunners now expected to lose their longest serving player midfielder aaron ramsey at the end of the season he's been linked with five big european clubs including champions league hold israel madrid. with a playoff place to set the n.f.l. has had its annual clear out of coaches it's become known as black monday the jets broncos buccaneers dolphins and cardinals all cut they head coaches loose but the biggest surprise was the firing of cincinnati bengals marvin lewis you'd been with them for sixteen years he was the second longest serving head coach in the league behind bill belichick of the new england patriots but with a third straight losing season and attendance is down it was time for the bengals to make the cut and then deliver what the number one goal is not to be world champions and we did not get. a lot of ben lot of positives but that's the one goal was a coach that you look forward to doing the play of those still a few months away in the n.b.a. but the use

with the big three away from home you know very difficult place early arsenal turned on the style to hammer for them for one granted shocker alexander luck has it aaron ramsey and pirouette merrick obama young at the back of the net for the gunners who are still first for them or second from bottom and we need that owing to their. emotional we're probably for. this in rome delays one day. we can. being consistently here with with out of the side would count today. we three points and into their early kick off less server came everton away from home jamie body with the only goal of the game. manchester united will play on wednesday new manager later on a soldier who's on a three match winning streak take the team to newcastle and there's no bigger name at manchester united than alex ferguson now he's mentoring caretaker manager one of those in the crowd when a new standards unveiled in ferguson's on in twenty twelve. one three from three since taking charge after the second of jos a merino and that's obviously boosting the spirits of seventy seven year old ferguson he's been at united

arsenal nobody will have close when now two minutes to midnight on the doomsday clock on the brink or now officially into a new cold war a nuclear arms race world powers that each other's throats and no light at the end of the tunnel countries will continue to make threats against other countries just like what's happening now. the rule of major true. united states and the archers. sometimes lose. their phone and so on listen. to turley and from a national security we like to. know the truth as you consider the truth didn't agree with much. ok so another big story of the day political turmoil in venezuela has risen to a new level but president might do it directly accusing donald trump of ordering his assassination no doubt that gave an order to kill me he told the colombian government the colombian mafia to kill me if something happens to me one day and the colombian president will be responsible well that statement comes soon after the country's supreme court launched a criminal probe against a self declared interim president one goh i know a lot happening i'm happy to stay in the s