He didnt talk about the nsa, he talked about our gchq, he talked about the british spies spying on trump effectively for their friends at the nsa. It has been broadly shown after the snowdon revelations that the nsa bankrolls a big part of what gchq does. We have a listening station in cyprus that the nsa pays for, and so forth. But the interesting thing is that the trumpet construction denies this happens. If you asked them, the uk government denies it happen. But gchq denied to ten years they were doing burrell collection on your phone calls and e mails and it turned out they were. These denials are of limited value. The point you made, susie, in a post truth world, a lot of that created by the very man on the front of the times here. And the people around him who are now turning on each other. Is he reaping what he has so on . The problem with the trump white house, the people who have him in there, they were a fairly loose group of affiliations. There were some be built to win the support of the republican party, some who went to russia, apparently, some like steve bannon and bright went to the extreme right wings, went to perhaps nationalists supremacist groups. As a result, now they are in the white house, when there is a problem there is not one particular core ideology of them to stick to the difficult times. Now they are under pressure, they are starting to fall apart and this is why trump has turned on his former conciliatory, steve bannon and started attacking him. Former conciliatory, steve bannon and started attacking himi former conciliatory, steve bannon and started attacking him. I agree. That is deeply weird but none of that suggests this story is necessarily untrue. For me, the thing about gchqs snooping, they said they were not collecting data on you, me and everyone else. We had an investigatory powers tribunal ruled that they were collecting everyones data ruled that they were collecting eve ryones data unlawfully. Ruled that they were collecting everyones data unlawfully. Why should we believe donald trump was any different . I dont think people would mind if they were listening to him in the run up to the election. So why deny it . Probably because they were not doing it. Front page of the telegraph, farmers to be paid to open up land to the public according to michael gove, the environment secretary. It seems when we leave the european union, in shalaa, in 2019, we will be subsidising our farmers who will lose from their subsidy, instead of just giving hand outs, which i think is right, we will reward farmers for Greater Public access. The quote from michael gove is that you will only receive public money for public good. On land that hitherto ramblas and coe could not go on to. To me it sounds like a very good idea. It is also quite brave of michael gove. Many people who receive hitherto this kind of hand are wealthy landowners who have received it either for owning land they owned anyway, or owning land and then not doing anything with it under set aside. Michael gove is environment secretary once again rather surprises people by doing the unexpected and probably doing a good thing. Does it make sense to you, susie . To some extent, journalistically. This is a speech michael gove is given, an early version handed out to some newspapers. The times and the telegraph both reported it differently for Different Reasons, they have different readerships and Different Reasons for not backing gove. What good is saying in the telegraph has absolutely no figures are attached to it. So he doesnt say how much it might cost . Are attached to it. So he doesnt say how much it might cost7m are attached to it. So he doesnt say how much it might cost . It does. Just a moment. The times reports that the total cost will be £10 billion. It also says that these promises, to give a transition to farmers for their subsidies, was intended to end in 2022, and gove is having the extent that to 2024 because farmers would not have long enough, in terms of preparing for the future and buying their equipment and so on and so forth. If you say farmers have two games subsidies, which they need, then you have to do give that farmer more than he would get for putting it in wheat or crops or animals or solar farm or something else. So it will cost more than perhaps capped subsidies would do and there is no figure on it. Or indeed not growing anything. Yes, quite often you can get subsidies for not farming your land. Your average person in this country would ask why is Khalid Abdullah al sued receiving hundreds of thousands of pounds a year for his land and capped subsidies, and why when we promised to match that subsidy for doing nothing . Isnt it right when we leave the eu that we ask them to do something in return for that money, to allow Public Access to the land . I sound like a socialist saying this alex, trust me, you will never sound like a socialist. God bless you chuckling the paice, jeremy hunt the ibiza. Jeremy hunt. They have had to prepare very hard for this winter. There were queues in a e in summer. There were queues in a e in summer. There were queues in a e in summer. There were issues plainly coming several years down the track. Now we have a particular cold spell, a norovirus and a flu outbreak and a growing social care problem. More and more people with conflicts problems have to go to a e at the last minute and be treated there. Hunt had to apologise for stop further is no crisis, there is nothing to see here. You only have to have spent five minutes in the nhs to know what the problems are. To know someone who works at the nhs 01 to know someone who works at the nhs or to have used it. There are clearly problems afoot and you cant continue denying it. There are problems afoot but the lazy answer is that there is not about money but putting more money into the nhs than ever. But not enough. That is because some people regard the nhs asa because some people regard the nhs as a religion. Demand has gone up 496 of the funding has gone up 1 . As a religion. Demand has gone up 496 of the funding has gone up 196. There are several countries who give roughly the same or less, like australia, switzerland, that dont fall australia, switzerland, that dont fa ll over australia, switzerland, that dont fall over when they have a flu outbreak. The point about it is not the amount of money that goes in, it is about who provides that payment. Generally speaking it is when it is a universal state system that it falls over. It is about inefficiency and incompetence, not about the mad money for stop in the end people like shouting the odds on that dont like shouting the odds on that dont like people pointing it out because to them the nhs is a cult, our national origin. You cant touch it in politics in case you die. You dont want to defend it, you dont get to use it. And there you go. That attitude. Homeless people should be cleared out of winter for the royal wedding, apparently the call from a local council. The royal wedding, apparently the call from a local councillj the royal wedding, apparently the call from a local council. I think it is someone who has a lid flies are treated if you time is. You think people would learn not to use social media, or indeed the comment in the way they do. The conservative leader of the royal borough of windsor and maidenhead seems to have written to Thames Valley police, asking effectively for the enforcement of the law as it stands, which is to stop aggressive begging and intimidation. But that is different from saying i want to clear the homeless out of a particular borough. On the one hand you have what he has asked for, in the law as it stands, not unreasonable. On the other, people behaving i think probably unwisely on social media. In the end, the guardian like to say tories are bad. Laughter does it, susie . Going back to the story, the Council Leader has treated apparently it is an issue he said some of these while he was skiing in wyoming. So you are saying the same as me, back to the story. Then he has written to the local police commissioner, which has been released to the public before it has gone to the police commissioner, he says. Maybe the post was just late i says. Maybe the post was just late as says. Maybe the post was just late i as alex rightly says, he has co nflated i as alex rightly says, he has conflated the issue of homelessness and rough sleeping with begging and vagrancy which is not the same thing. You have a real issue with homelessness, about a dozen people sleeping rough on the streets of windsor on Christmas Day cared for by local charities. It is known that a third of people who are rough sleepers have Mental Health problems, nearly half have Substance Abuse problems. You constantly clear them off the streets. No you could give them somewhere to go for the day. It cost about 1500 quid to get someone day. It cost about 1500 quid to get someone off the street at about £20,000 to the state to them to have on the stay on the street and have helped the need. Confusion than perhaps in windsor covering that particular story but no confusion about the guy in the front of the daily mirror. This cabaye has won wendy fawell million pounds. My girlfriend is looking down from heaven, she passed away last year. Amazing story, god bless him. He got five numbers, as did several dozen other people who got about a grand apiece, but he also got the bonus ball, and that has made him a multimillionaire. And god bless him, because last year his other half, aged 41. Four because last year his other half, aged 41. Four years ago. Excuse me, four years ago, collapsed and died on their christmas tree. It is a great story of someone who deserves a true bit of luck and who got it. It is nice to get a deserving lottery winner. But the problem he will find is that when you do have lottery wins, the winners are often inundated with begging letters, Family Member is they havent heard from in years and yea rs. They havent heard from in years and years. You dont have to have publicity. He could have said no. He clearly feels he could do with it. People so they often want to share, ijust hope he doesnt get taken advantage of. We will end at there. Thank you for the stories behind the headlines and the youtube watching. Dont forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. Its all there for you seven days a week at bbc. Co. Uk papers and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. Thank you, susie and alex. And the u for watching. Goodbye. Storm eleanor is far away now but in its wake it is still very windy. We have more wind and rain on the way but nothing of the scale of what we saw last night. Even west london itself 73 mph. This is where storm eleanor is at the moment, across southern scandinavia, denmark, affecting parts of germany as well. It has affected the low countries. A gap in the weather, the next area of low pressure and the weather front comes in. Next area of low pressure and the weatherfront comes in. But next area of low pressure and the weather front comes in. But this wont be anywhere near as bad as what we have just had. Through the course of the night, rain sweeps into south Western Areas of the uk. It could be very heavy rain here across cornwall and devon. Also the wins will be touching tale. The tide is pretty high, rough conditions around some of the coastal areas, nothing too windy inland. Parts of yorkshire and moving into east anglia by the rush hour, the rain. By anglia by the rush hour, the rain. By the time you get to around 8am, some sunshine will brighten into cornwall, devon, buta some sunshine will brighten into cornwall, devon, but a pretty damp picture there across lincolnshire, yorkshire, still more than ireland and south western scotland. A different story of inverness and aberdeen. Quite cold and frosty, temperatures barely above freezing. Through the course of thursday, the weather front moves to the law. It turns brighter and quite windy across many western and southern areas. Quite breezy england as well. Quite breezy inland as well. The other side of the weather front in northern scotland it will be around five or 6 degrees. No pressure still very much in charge of the weather towards the end of the week. Another low moving across on friday, which could bring some windy weather, possibly Gale Force Winds across some western and southern areas. A real mix of the day. It will be hard to see exactly what we will get precisely on friday. A mixture of sunshine and showers. By the time we get to the weekend, a complete change in the weather. The air sta rts change in the weather. The air starts coming in all the way from the arctic. What you will notice is the arctic. What you will notice is the cold, biting wind. There will be some sunshine, some wintry showers, but it is the cold biting wind, north easterly, that will be the story this weekend. This is bbc news. The headlines at 11. Live from our studios in singapore and london, donald trump has unleashed a tirade against his former chief strategist, saying he lost his mind after he left the white house. It comes as mr bannon reportedly accused mr trumps son and son in law of treasonous and unpatriotic behaviour during the president ial campaign. Here, the Health Secretary has apologised, after nhs england postpones tens of thousands of non urgent treatments, until february, after a surge in admissions. Storm eleanor has brought gusts of up to 100 miles an hour to the uk, causing power cuts, travel disruption and flooding. A realigned in america as we talk to stephen bannon, his right hand man