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bit of a bait up from the media saying that they were in cross this but to go late against a suit off it is unacceptable i agree with ernest it's not on for same like by munich. i think it's a bit tough he's had a tough gig he's come in no support through any transfers they haven't strengthen the squad for him he's got an aging squad and i think they need to do more in the off season but it is warring to say the decline from last season to the this season with relatively the same squad and the statistics show that we've seen that they've conceded like goals in those common enough that we can have them and you can see it . last night i'm points this season already from a winning position so that just shows that they're struggling to cold on to their late last season and they lost not seven points in the whole season they've also conceded four goals in the final ten minutes this season already last season it was only two and they conceding this season at a rate of one point four two goals per game and that fragility defense is really a clear sign of what's missing out on this season tha

and is a bit of a runoff at a car show, too. we are coming to you from rainy... and a very rainy classic car show. it's like a total wipe—out. let me show you here. meme and joss benefited very for notting carnival. this weekend, i am actually tired. just giving up. and on hold. i guess i can have a life... i am hoping that i will see some outfits that are on carnival day if nothing else that would make my day. adam is really pushing the sales and has secured a meeting with local businessman. i would say this is a 43 inch screen and now this is how they will look. slightly wider so i've got a 41 screen and that is going to cost you £11000. oh my god. it's an investment. i have to think about and get back to you. 0k, great. i think it's a no. it's better news for meme, loads of them is to grammy her clothes at carnival, including my one extra girl jasmine evans. but keaton‘s organisation is not improving. he missed the flight to belfast on the day i supported reckon moment in belfast city missed that flight the other day. he made in the end, though. taking on

were so proud of course doesn't mean the herself was involved in a bit of a cloak and dagger operation not in beirut but in brussels with the circumstances where we're trying to get the interview with carlos who is your mole the leader of cattle already of what happened but there was a bit boring desk it wasn't i visit when we were told that we had to get to to brussels with a camera can receive a call at one o'clock. when they were in the middle of brussels not quite knowing what was going to happen next but at one o'clock the call came i was then told to download an app to give me further instructions i don't know who did that to my telephone looked it up and i've no idea probably possibly was of course because the security was apartment important to everybody involved that i was to download a fire that would give me instructions and eventually that came through with an address asked if we were to travel and we had to hide many of us because it is a state of brussels to get the distance we possibly can and we we turned up at this last large sort of pool club some amount of first the

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bit cross, and numberii number 10 was a bit cross, and number" as number 10 was a bit cross, and number 11 as well. number 10 was a bit cross, and number“ as well. is number 10 was a bit cross, and number 11 as well. is this a litre of quote? is that what number 10 said? that is pretty trump like.” do not discuss headlines. i discuss the facts. think tanks and how the media use them. some claim to be left wing, or right wing or some who claim to be non—partisan. left wing, or right wing or some who claim to be non-partisan. are used to runa claim to be non-partisan. are used to run a think tank and it was extremely left—wing... to run a think tank and it was extremely left-wing. .. you almost had me then, bruce! laughter —— ruth. it was always described as a right wing think tank and we like to describe ourselves as central right. it becomes a very new ones. we are running out of time. the sunday telegraph, and the main story is based on something the health secretary and a new initiative he is launching to get employers to help us launching to get employers to help us with

>> there is a bit of nervousness. one thing we are seeing is that in high-yield the bonds track with the stock market. junk bonds overall are doing better over the course of this year. >> what do we make of the fact that recent deals have been pulled from the market? right now there is a bit of nervousness in the market. companies have a little bit of wiggle room. they can try to bring another deal later. looking and saying i would rather be in the sidelines. seen inhing we have this long. of low rates is the ability for corporate's to come to markets with low rates. do you expect this to start to trickle down? >> we have seen a little bit of weakness in the investment-grade market as well. i think there is a lot of company by company risk. you will see a company struggled during earnings and they will fall. >> that it's all predicated on this issue of risk because the companies are not secure. do you think the market is overreacting? that it is not a company by company analysis? >> we are seeing people looking or bar

you can tell us a little bit more. carlos, the head of nissan and renault and the chairman of mitsubishi, one of the world's most powerful and intuitive businessman was very much answer honestly kicked out of nissan following this revelation about his pay, disclosure and what have you. a very curious twist in the story which i'm reporting on tomorrow's paper which says he wanted to have a merger between renaut and nissan and it was... this structure has been a 20 yea rs was... this structure has been a 20 years but it strikes me again. here's another one of big business beast who have essentially have these great public images, these great media savvy profiles, and then have sort of come under a lot of scrutiny and revelations that show them to not quite be the characters they want to be seen as. and they have hung around for rather a long time, some rather close to me. there is gordon taylor who's been in charge of the professional footballers association for i think a mere 36 or 37 years or something. seriously, the

bit of a rally or something like that. taking the 2cv on a rally is no easy matter. christian is currently preparing his for the club's rally trip to 0man next year. they plan to drive 3,000 kilometres through the desert. 0man won't be the club's first rally. in years gone by it has organised dozens around the world. how many miles in this car, do you think? wow, 50,000 kilometres? and what about this? laughs. water, water. 0h, water, i bet. collectors now pay up to 170,000 euros for the rarest, but there are still plenty around. it's thought about 100,000 still drive on french roads. they're also a fine addition to any weekend in the capital. bonjour! vincent, good to meet you. this must be it. vincent takes guided tours around paris. i'm definitely going to need a lesson, vincent. he will even let you drive if you ask nicely. and once you get the hang of it, it's really good fun. where is the gear stick? the gear stick is just there. so you just turn that if you want to press the first one. this is first. and back to neu

risk is a bit lower than before. the fundamentals remain good you have strong corporate earnings, economic growth remains fine inflation is benign, we have volatility and a couple key events, both the december 1st meeting with president trump and xi >> this is seasonally a strong time of the year we mentioned it many times before on the show what is it about this particular end of year that what you more concerned? >> i think the fed is the key here the fed has five rate hikes scheduled in the dot plots one more this year, three more next year, one more in 2020. we think they need to cancel those last two we're seeing stresses in the real estate markets, stresses in the auto markets the dollar is a bit stronger international growth is weaker if the fed pulls back that seasonality will kick into play. we have a good consumer for christmas, but we need the fed to get out of the way a bit. >> does it worry you that we're seeing jim cramer's comments and ceos saying to him they see a slowdown >> yes, but we need to separ

something a bit different in five. months to with their machinery and implements how we do it the number of tongs what we did is so at the top end of it we probably lead the world in moisture retention which is not an issue for some countries but i am assuring that it is up there with the best in the world so we've adapted i have these i mean you know when i left school we worked six seven times a year. we're not working there you know we just take a wage of chemical and conserve as much most you can and get a very similar result if not better. but if you go back the other question i mean we could also at this fall on. this. this a city with a phrase and way and living. john three ban has been studying the political and economic response to drought for almost four decades now an economist in melbourne he's previously worked in the department of agriculture in new south wales and for the business council of australia for him government bailouts aren't just bad government policy ironically they're also bad for farmers. a

i will explain it a little bit without confusing you, high pressure is still in control, just a bit to the north of us. we have a couple of systems off the coastline of southern california. that has switched the wind pattern a little bit, in fact los angeles and the la county area is waking up this morning with low clouds and fog, that onshore breeze there. if we get in a little bit closer to home, we have an onshore breeze, and at other levels we still have that offshore flow. one is battling the other, and, that light onshore breeze, that is where the coastline pushes it into san francisco, dr. erwin is not likely to change, i will explain that in just a bit. air quality for today, this is the forecast for the afternoon, unhealthy for sensitive groups which would be a big improvement, i will say -- take that with a grain of salt because we really have to see what the afternoon provides as far as what the wind is going to do for us. it could be a little bit better, it could be moderately better, it is hard to tell at this point. there is also a red flag warning for tonight, lasting in

they will be blustery with a bit of snow on the higher ground. for many of us there will be sunny spells. most showers will be sunny spells. most showers will be sunny spells. most showers will be associated with an area of low pressure, many across the north. the isobars are closer together across northern areas compare with the south. that means we have fairly gusty winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour. the showers will feed and if you are out and about at lunchtime. as we coming to england and wales, for many of the dry with sunny spells. the odd shower here and there which could drift its way further east. for most it is going to be dry in the afternoon. the winds will be lighter in england and wales compared with yesterday. into the afternoon temperatures will get up the afternoon temperatures will get up about eight to 1a celsius. still a bit of snow over the higher ground this afternoon pulled this evening the showers will continue across scotland. the odd shower over england and wales. more persistent rain will spread into the south west

which seems a bit of target! got all of this would build up to a vote in parliament and the final pictures, put your individual feelings aside, back the country at this crucial historic moment and support the plan. this could well be the way they would like to sell the plan and try and get a vote before christmas, but who knows? the brexit store is all over the map today. some people say a deal has been done, some people say it will never be done. before the seller deal, they have got to make a deal, and how far down the road you think they are? nobody can say for sure. theresa may isn't impossible position. she is fighting a war on three fronts. she's trying to strike a deal with brussels, trying to strike a deal with those who want to sell her deal. we have seen this very story, the three fronts, there seems to be peace none of those fronts. let's finish with a slightly different story in the telegraph as well. meet tax could save 6000 lives a year, a proposal, who is this from? the national obesity forum have

maybe getting a bit further east. i think for most places, if you're off to a fireworks display on sunday evening, it'll be dry and relatively mild as well. that sort of thing continues for bonfire night itself. let's pick up the story weatherwise as we go through late sunday evening into the early hours of monday. rain fringing across western parts of the uk. further east, largely dry. the odd patch of mist around, and those temperatures not dropping fast, while they're continuing to come in from the south. this is the pressure pattern on monday morning. another area of low pressure, a new one, developing to the south—west. this front just grazing its way across western parts of the british isles. parts of south—west england, west wales, particularly northern ireland and western scotland. we could see a bit of rain through the day, that rain coming and going, not raining all day long. further east it will be dry with spells of sunshine and very mild indeed, 15 or 17 degrees. really, it's more of the same on tuesd

bit ofa girls and what have you, i was a bit of a rebel, i can't say with my hand on my heart that i didn't sneak a young lady in my car on more than one occasion. she would sit where the wheelchair would sit, on the floor, very uncomfortable, no padding, no seatbelt, totally u nsafe. padding, no seatbelt, totally unsafe. the campaign to get in onto four wheels instead of three switched in october to tower bridge. idid take switched in october to tower bridge. i did take part in a protest against these vehicles. we were looking for these vehicles. we were looking for the government to consider issuing a regular conducted ordinary cars. eventually the process got so heated that the government allowed the scheme to allow the provision of a regular car adapted ford a disabled person. this triumphant spitfire is the first sports car to be converted and cost £115 to switch to hand operation. most things you would find in the disability world are never designed by a disabled person. they are desired by someone who thinks they know what several people want. i might be disabled but i am a h

we got a bit of a mood uplift yesterday overnight in the asian equities trading nikkei up a bit, a bit of weakness but strength in chinese indices as we head into that g20 summit at the end of the month some optimism about trade talks. the mood in europe is more positive stoxx 600 opening up about 0.3% higher after heavy session of trading yesterday. stoxx 600 was down 1% on the day yesterday. so we recouped some of those losses but not all of them let's talk about sectors at the top, basic resources and media leading the charge, up 1.5% on the down side some defensive sectors, real estate down 0.9% utilities struggling, down 0.10%. banks were trading a bit below the flat line. yesterday was a weak day for the banking sector let's switch and talk about the uk that is where all of the action was yesterday. i want to point to some of the key chips in the ftse 100. what was interesting about yesterday's session is even though it was a heavy equity session for european equities, ftse 100 was the one index that ended the day up in the green. we ended up at 0.6% in yesterday's session. today

and is a bit of a runoff at a car show, too. we are coming to you from rainy... and a very rainy classic car show. it's like a total wipe—out. let me show you here. meme and joss have been preparing for notting carnival. this weekend, i am actually tired. just giving up. and gone home. i guess i can have a life... i am hoping that i will see some outfits that are on carnival day that would make my day. adam is really pushing the sales and has secured a meeting with local businessman. i would say this is a happy medium, 43 inch screen and now this is how they will look. slightly wider so i've got a 41 screen and that is going to cost you £11000. oh my god. it's an investment. i have to think about and get back to you. ok, great. i think it's a no. it's better news for meme, loads of them is to grammy her clothes at carnival, including my one extra girljasmine evans. but keaton‘s organisation is not improving. he missed the flight to belfast on the day i supported reckon moment in belfast city missed that flight the other day. he made in the end, though. takin

quite a bit of cloud though through today. let's take you towards the school pick—up time and into the rush hour. across western areas this is where we are more likely to see the rain. the odd rumble of thunder in the south—west but more persistent rain into western wales. pushing in towards the isle of man. the sunshine this morning in northern ireland, outbreaks of rain throughout the afternoon and turning patchy as we head towards the evening rush hour. that rain spreads into western scotland, and through tonightjust about anywhere could see outbreaks of rain at times. the exception in the far north—east of scotland and eastern counties of england where it will stay mild. the northern ireland staying dry with lighter winds and a bit cooler as well. tomorrow morning there could be some dense patches of fog around. starting dry in northern ireland tomorrow. elsewhere, outbreaks of rain possible anywhere. heaviest and most frequent in the west. into the afternoon, the main focus for some of the heavy showers and link the

it's a little bit of a hard littleut today we saw a bit of optimism in equities. basically the trump administration is going to hold off for now on imposing new tariffs on car imports. top officials weighing revisions to report on the national security implications, according to two people familiar with the matter. the trait story has fallen into the background given what is happening with oil and all the political stories in europe. how do you factor it into your equity investing right now? lucy: it's a major shift in the geopolitical environment that we have been dealing with since the beginning of this year. i think there is hope that it would be a short-term, but this is a long-term shift. since were going to have to look at all the companies, particularly from a micro as well as macro point of view. that means you are looking to see where costs are being affected by terrorists and we have seen initially on raw materials and now other parts of intermediate goods, so it really means we have to focus on something which was never such a big focus before and think

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like a little bit a little bit lost there so donald trump has officially been created and that means that at some point they're all going to be gathering for their has everybody friends markley on tropically donald trump says exactly he spoke at length about their friendship and how far back it went ok marwan thank you very much for discussion on this topic we appreciate it. so and here what are you saying online about all the protests that are happening in argentina that always happen at the g twenty right so as you say richelle there are always protests and there's always a lot of security and this year when a site is on lockdown for the g. twenty all flights over the capital are being diverted trains subways and other public transport are being canceled for the duration of the summit and friday has been declared a public holiday so what president mockery did was to encourage all people who live in the city to simply go out of town now there was concern that one famous protest in particular would be affected that of the mother is they left us with a mio they've been demanding to kn

this isn't a general election, even though it looks a bit like it. the prime minister's brexit deal is the candidate, mps are the voters. she's hopeful the government's numbers today show her compromise is better than nothing. it shows that the deal we have negotiated with the european union is the best deal available forjobs and the economy, that also delivers and honours the referendum. there are lots of possibilities that today's statistics just don't and cannot include. but the brexit campaign certainly didn't say the economy would slow down on the side of a bus. the chancellor this morning was remarkably clear. if we are only looking at the economic benefits, remaining in the eu is a slightly better economic outcome than the prime minister's deal. but the prime minister's deal gives an outcome remarkably close to the benefits of staying in. it might seem bizarre to hear a chancellor admit the government's own policy would see the country poorer, but what number 11 is saying today is what most calculations have always said — that the economy wi

, a bit like how the male has softened its tone as well. there has to be comprises an difficult days ahead and i think once again picking up on the snow brexit line which, i think for all these brexiteers, this is the culmination of their political work from any of them. this was what they have been in parliament for for 25 years so have been in parliament for for 25 years so if we do but the deal down there is a good chance of brexit won't happen and it has to be a big clock elation for them to wake up. the headline also tells us that no brexiters on the table in a way it wasn't previously but also theresa may is using different arguments by different people that she has two sweet. with yours sceptics she's saying it is my deal or no brexit, for the people who are broadly in favour of staying in the union she is staying it is my deal or no deal and all the chaos that goes with that and for the rest of the party she is saying well it is my deal or it isjeremy corbyn the she is having to use... should there is not one consistent line she is

a bit grizzly and damp. this weather feature, during the day. a bit grizzly and damp. this weatherfeature, this lovely swirl of cloud. we mentioned it yesterday, the remnants of hurricane 0scar, drawing in that mild about. closest to it across the hebrides, some windy weather, by today the scotland and northern ireland. a few showers this morning. a lot more clout across england and wales, through yorkshire, parts of the midlands down towards the south—west. we could see a few showers get close to the hebrides is to go to the afternoon but much of scotla nd to go to the afternoon but much of scotland will have a dry afternoon. still blustery and a0, 50 mph gusts. lighter winds elsewhere. not a bad day to northern ireland. a bit of sunshine in northern england. we will see things turn wetter. the south—east, east anglia, it should stay dry all day long with temperatures in the mid teens. as

she had a bit of a -- she was a little bit self conscious about her neck and so she would wear a black velvet neck collar and put a diamond sunburst there to sort of i suppose either bring attention to the diamond or attention away from her neck. but in a way to try and sort of -- to appear younger and the irony of it is that that became the popular -- with young women at the time and that was called a flossie cling. now her maiden name was cling and she was florence and they call it flossie clings and they becamepopular. her immediate successor, grace coolidge, is really fascinating when it comes to the subject. because, you know, we think of the coolidges as, you know, they were very parsimonious yankees from vermont. you know, they had a farm and the president worked on his family farm. mrs. coolidge was famous for, you know, her blueberry muffin recipe. you know, she was very domestic. yet, she was also college educated and worked as a teacher of the deaf and was a real advocate for women seeking full education. yet when you begin to see what she dressed in, they were exd v extrava

looked it for a bit, went up of people. looked it for a bit, went up to the fireworks. we heard sirens, and saw the blue lights flashing. i walked over. the closest exit, the tunnelling announcement came over. due to a huge emergency. while walking past the slide, i noticed there were a lot of children buying on the floor. about nine or ten ambulances. it was very immediately clear it was a serious incident. and then what happens next? luckily, woking park has quite a few exits. people were able to leave quickly and quietly. there is definitely a sense of worry. people didn't know what happened. there's quite a of speculation. in the most part, people that the emergency services do theirjobs. would you say, having been there and walked through the scene in the immediate aftermath —— aftermath, how busy the scene was it? this is arguably one of woking's biggest events of the year. in the region of 12,000 people. the main arcade area where all the attractions are its quite small. and so many people are packed area would have caused a bit of difficulty for emergency se

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bit of a indication a bit of a wink to the u.k. to say look we can talk about a future relationship and there is wriggle room there i don't know whether you can interpret it as we were and i do think that the don't risk among the three of them is a person who feels personally most impacted by this i would say among the three he's a transatlantic sixteen's a free marketeer he a liberal if you like an economic policy and those are values that the u.k. is upheld over the years in the european union so it impacts even a certain way perhaps to a greater extent as a person maybe than is the case for john close and bonnie and also because he's quite an interesting character has an interesting personal story his background kind of fighting for political freedom and against communism in poland in his younger years and he often is the one who kind of speaks a bit more from the heart among the three of those that so that's how i would interpret those words he feels perfectly personally impacted by bret's it kind of ideological level that many

it's a little bit misleading our guys so we don't have that much time we have a lot to talk about so i have this but they're here to keep us and you keep your all ok let's see if you go ok so let's start with our first talking point to cool versus club believe me i want to start off all right so. i don't feel too bad but at the same time i think they very similar on the pitch tactically to some extent both of them are huge fans huge supporters of counter pressing of the pressing game . of course is that big motivator he's the kind of coach that can turn like an average player into a top notch play and he can i just pull the best out of you and took on the other hand in that respect he's a micromanager and he is known at every cut that he's been to he's known to be a control freak even controls the diets of sales like no junk food no sugary drinks in paris what is it he went almost every club. and made sure that hey if any of my players and we got to give you over to did. well let's take. take a look at it. the speed of light comes on naming points you must not ask these this is my mi

it's a bit a cognitive dissonance when she says that he'll no deal or no brexit and yet still says we are leaving on the 29th of march next year, come hail or high water, she says you're going. so, she seems to be contradicting herself. we have been co nsta ntly contradicting herself. we have been constantly questioning the downing street spokesman about why she keeps saying brexit, wilke is coming about the labour brent brent some have a position where they want to stop it and referring to other things, fine, but they want to do things that will you —— role universal credit, unless the government itself brings legislation to stop it it won't happen. alessio potato government, you cannot have a general election and the whole idea that brexit itself is under threat, i don't think it's as strong a card to play to the heart brexiteers as bait thinks it is. i think what she's tried to do is scare true —— the two extreme and the debate by telling brexiteers that if they hold out for the diaper brexit they want, the deal brexit, you might end up with no brexit and telling the remain

little bit more of a problem, but for many of us it will be dry —— may present a little bit more. let's take a look at today's front pages. the guardian leads on brexit negotiations. it says the uk and eu negotiators are struggling to bridge the gap over the irish border backstop in time for a november summit. the telegraph's main story is also brexit, saying a no—deal is better than caving in to brussels. i would love to know what the joke is, it is clearly very sunny. the paper also has a picture of michelle 0bama on the front, explaining why she hugged the queen. she has written a book and in the book she says it is because they bonded after discussing how painful their shoes were. the daily mail has an alternative lead, reporting that the former—foreign secretary borisjohnson has demanded a pakistani christian motherfreed from death row be given refuge in britain. she was cleared after eight years in jail on blasphemy charges. the daily mirror reports that a briton has died of rabies after being bitten by a cat while on holiday in morocco. it also has the details of the li

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a little bit of a mixed picture in the asian session. manus: you know what i noticed, the aussie dollar was really strong in terms of the chinese stimulus. this is a question you really have to focus on. the

, sterling has jumped by as a little bit, but first, sterling hasjumped by as much a little bit, but first, sterling has jumped by as much as a little bit, but first, sterling hasjumped by as much as half a little bit, but first, sterling has jumped by as much as half a percent against the us dollar. that is on percent against the us dollar. that isona percent against the us dollar. that is on a report that the uk government has struck a deal with the european union that could give british financial services continued access to the block after brexit. according to a london newspaper, the times, citing government sources, negotiators in london and brussels have reached a tentative agreement on all aspects of the huge partnership on services as well as exchange of data. you can see the euro trading firms. investors will be hoping for a positive start to this brand—new month of november, after a brutal october thank equities, with one of the worst drops since the 2008 financial crisis. let's take a look at those markets and how they are trading. as it can see, the nikkei is down i%. a

a bit of a mixture. some would—be international experts based in the uae, some former government officials who had worked in areas who were known to have inside information and understanding about how the processes operated, just to get information on whether the published literature was getting this right or if there were other issues or insights he could gain talking to people directly involved in these activities. what about the people he was speaking to, the former government officials and the material he was looking at? the information we have been given and the uae authorities have provided very little about this is that matt was brought to our attention by a citizen of the uae who was concerned about the questions he was asking. we don't know who that was, as far as we are aware they remain anonymous and have never been cross—examined by defence counsel at the trial for example, we understand the trial for example, we understand the defence had no opportunity to question any prosecution eviden

tell us a little bit about the... obviously you were in incredible shape then, all the rest of it, so have you had time to literally take your foot off the pedal is a little bit? the pedals a little bit? yeah. yeah, definitely. good. i don't feel... if you told me now i'd won the tour, i'd laugh at you, i think. just... yeah, i've definitely had a lot of time off. have you enjoyed it? yeah, definitely. but now i'm really keen to just get back going again. because you kind of miss that feeling ofjust being really in top shape and lean and doing well and everything. weight—wise, what's the difference now between where you would be at tour de france weight and weight at the moment? during the tour i was under 68 kilos. i'm not sure what that is in stone. well, to be honest, i've avoided the scales so far. good lad! we all do! maybe five or six kilos more, i wouldn't be surprised, yeah. cycling fans will be really interested in this, just you and chris froome having to decide what you want to do, does this mean that it

i think it's just a bit more relaxing for us as a family. if you want to go to the supermarket or you want to pop out and get a coffee, then it's quite easy to do, where at times in england it could be difficult. to have a bit more space and more time to enjoy with your family, which is something that i like. you don't have the tabloids after you. he's allowed to come here with his wife and family, live in the suburbs, take his kids to the playground. in dc, he can have that life. still a very international city. still easy to get back and forth wherever he wants to go, but without that flash that la or new york would have, where he's not going being chased by the tabloids any more, which is probably a pleasant change for him. everyone knows you back home and you do have to plan more than you would. you can pick the kids up from school, be a bit spontaneous and go and do whatever the kids want to do rather than sometimes doing what you think is the easiest thing to do. you're not a zlatan, you're not a showy person, you don't have a big ego.

enhancer it's a little bit easier to smile a little bit more extroverted i'm less in my head and more engaged in my outer world i notice that when i'm working on projects like for example if i'm writing something it's much easier to write. kind of having the ideas come forward so generally it just it kind of smooth things out and makes it much more like you're going through life with a bit more. makes it easier to go through this morning i woke up i meditated i went to the sauna this is something i do quite consistently and then of course i took my critters i was like the businessman says taking tiny doses of the psychedelic drug just ten to twenty micrograms kicks your brain into higher gear. neuro and handsome and is

just yesterday, we've had a little bit of a wobble on that. we've had some -- some commentry from the n.s.a. advisor to donald trump, john bolton, saying that he would entertain the idea of short-term waivers. i think on countries like south korea, turkey, and india, to a degree, there's no clarity on that yet. that may be something just to move oil prices down ahead of the midterms next week. we'll have to see. but certainly, certainly it's on the radar screen. we expect about 1.7 million barrels of production to be lost because of the iranian sanctions. and the weakness in oil prices that we have now, witches largely a -- which was largely a result of the risk off market in august and taking us down to $73 we see as a buying opportunity. looking for oil to move up to around $82 in brent and q-4 of this year. rishaad: you're saying sell brent. by w.t.i. why is the spread between the two widened as much as it has? and i suppose what you're saying is that it tightens. mark: well, there's two ways -- there's two separate trade things, trade idea

the weather is set to get quite a bit colder. probably the coldest day will be tuesday in the week ahead. clear skies over recent hours have allowed temperatures to plummet away. northern scotland have already seen temperatures as low as —4 in inverness and also in braemar. but over the next two hours, cloud will be spreading in from the north sea across much of scotland and much of england, and into eastern areas of wales as well. that combined with a breeze should prevent a frost for many of us, but it should still be a chilly old start to the day. the main change compared to what we had over the weekend is there is going to be much more cloud in the sky. 0ccasional bright spells but through the afternoon, the cloud will thicken with showers. showers will come along in shower streams. one of those could well target kent and essex. another one moving into parts of norfolk and lincolnshire. showers will get a little bit less widespread as we get towards south—east england. you should be quite unlucky to see showers here, ther

picking up a little bit of momentum. we have potentially going to see more downside risk for the australian dollar. today.ean won is off we did see both import and export growth slowing in that time. you had indications that trade is having an impact. rising as compared to the double-digit growth that we saw last month for that period. movers inn on stock tokyo. the most since 2011. the department store operator selling outside of japan. reports thate news it delivered products that were not properly in acted errant with bitcoin swap, sending the ,igital currency below $5,000 it is sending them under pressure. at 1249, valuing the company. it is trading as a standalone company. on the other hand, we are seeing them take a hit. we have this alert on the bloomberg. sayingmodity trader now that the proposed restructuring deal is in the best interest of stakeholders. they are aware of the joint investigation, not to mention the accounting and regulatory authority. they are saying that they will cooperate fully with authoriti

fortune for me out in a bit of both. and. welcome back the world's largest smartphone and semiconductor maker samsung has also released their q three earnings and they have done well making it three consecutive positive quarters in a row for the south korean company with a net profit of thirteen point fifteen trillion wan that's about eleven point five billion u.s. dollars that figure is a record high for the company and again and again of eighteen percent year over year. and the third largest pizza delivery company in the world papa john's which has been embattled due to racist comments by its founder john netter who stepped down as chairman in july and owns thirty percent of the company reportedly has several buyout suitors coming to press them. we're trying to take over the company bain capital c b s partners n k k are all of appear to be interested in acquiring papa john's share of the company rose on the news by over nine percent to more than fifty three dollars although the company has lost more than a fifth of its valu

little bit more proactive a bit more radical yes we could be more radical and so we could. we could choose a different language clearer that people understand where we want to say i'm not so technologically as you sometimes see politicians are you on the other hand the simple answer is a row populace give simple answers we cannot give simple answers because their own and we have to withstand the ride from competition much more than we don't see the conservatism be very or for instance they fought against the writing populace by taking up their propaganda that doesn't help that strengthens the rogering populace so we should with stand tell the people that we have to keep our country together that we keep europe together against nationalism because you have no problem at all could be solved by nationalist solutions we need international solutions specially in times like this with president trump and all those other guys and. if we don't keep europe together we will lose our peace and we will lose our well being so that's really the task we have to take on that's a difficult t

systems produced by what are called prime contractors but as we've reported there's been a bit of a shake up going on here discussed as former pentagon official michael maloof michael welcome back and we've got these five big ones out there you know northrop grumman and lockheed eccentric but there's this new one elf three harris that we've talked about which is a big home and are they already shaking things up they have begun to shake things up even though they're listed as number ten in the pecking order they are very see . if for example they are teaming up with others with the other prime contractors for sensor systems and and electronics systems that will go into aircraft primarily for not only for military but homeland defense in the on the military side that putting more electronics into aircraft and this is where they ran into a little bit of competition with some of the big guys they they actually air force actually allowed them to choose the aircraft in which they wouldn't incorporate what's called the compass call it's an autonomous electronic attacks system and they actu

today's i must say is a bit weak. mainly because they have established that steve bannon, who hardly wants... who has a plan for the far right in europe, what he would want to do would be illegal in nine of the 13 countries. and then when you look into it and read a table, they have gone to a lot of the far right parties, including marine le pen in france and other ones, and they have said, not that we can bother working with them anyway, we wouldn't work with them anyway, we wouldn't work with them, he has nothing to do with us. with them, he has nothing to do with us. i with them, he has nothing to do with us. lam with them, he has nothing to do with us. i am not... with them, he has nothing to do with us. lam not... it is not with them, he has nothing to do with us. i am not... it is not entirely clear what sometimes happens in the guardian story is what the main point of the story is. they say it is in disarray and it is all over the place. this isjust a man with a lot of money very interested in politics who seem

a bit of sunshine, the south—east. a bit of sunshine, the best of it across western areas. temperatures in single figures. it's going to be another similar sort of day. cloud around, mr merck. the best of the sunshine in the west. a dry day to the south. it all changes from tuesday onwards. big areas of low pressure. notice the milder orange colours reaching most areas. tuesday, another chilly day in the north. wednesday, you will notice temperatures hitting double figures. it might not feel quite as mild. another update a little later. in the war—torn region of gaza, more than 5,000 people have suffered gun—shot wounds this year alone. the violence creates a challenging workload for local surgeons, who perform long and complex procedures under the guiding hand ofjohn wolfe, a retired consultant from st mary's hospital in west london. our middle east correspondent, tom bateman, went to meet him. this is a conflict that has changed even more lives this year. thousands of palestinians in gaza have suffered bullet wounds during protests at the perimeter fence with israel.

bit of a shock. i was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer in april 2016, sixs month after doing a half—ironman, my first question to my oncologist was, can i still do it? and his reply was, absolutely, i could. and knowing that has kept me sane. and i really hope that, as part of this process, you're really going to kind of find that works for you too. yeah, that‘s what i‘m hoping. and march. macmillan, the cancer charity, says this is about more than hope. exercise can help patients with incurable cancer notjust live better, but live longer. doctors have always advised their patients to rest. rest is not always best. small amounts of physical activity, not running marathons, or leaping around in lycra, can make a really significant difference. there certainly does seem to be an effect on some of the growth factors that stimulate cancer to grow. 5k, had you ever thought about a 5k before? no. laughter. how's she going to go? we've worked out a training plan for gemma. i think gemma might le