post brexit border controls. (ani)the telegraph quotes the foreign the telegraph quotes the foreign secretary liz truss telling french officials to fix the travel chaos. the express leads on a poll which says conservative leadership hopeful liz truss could beat the labour s sir keir starmer in a general election. the eye weekend claims ms truss is distancing herself from her economy guru professor patrick minford over her tax policies. and the times focusses on rival rishi sunak, warning of a national crisis over the economy, the nhs and illegal immigration. writes, let s kick off with the guardian, please. writes, let s kick off with the guardian, please. well, this is liz truss potentially guardian, please. well, this is liz truss potentially looking - guardian, please. well, this is liz truss potentially looking to - guardian, please. well, this is liz truss potentially looking to have l truss potentially looking to have a bonfire of eu regulations that are about 2&00 o
are killing the patient to tackle the tumour, large numbers of people will die. why are we destroying everything for people who will die soon? bed blockers? is that not indicative of the absence of a consistent value and a clear decision that on the basis of scientific advice that you had received, these stringent interventions are necessary? ida. received, these stringent interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication of interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication of the interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication of the cruelty - interventions are necessary? no, it is an indication of the cruelty of- is an indication of the cruelty of the choice that we faced and the appalling balancing act that i had to do throughout the pandemic and in order to. to do throughout the pandemic and in orderto. if to do throughout the pandemic and in order to. if indeed to do throughout the pandemic and in orde
Hello and welcome to reporters. Im karin giannone. From here in the worlds newsroom, we send out correspondents to bring you the best stories from across the globe. In this weeks programme, inside Istanbuls Reina nightclub. Mark lowen gets exclusive access to the scene of turkeys new years eve terror attack, in which 39 people died. The owners of reina say they will reopen the nightclub. Its a sign of the defiant mood here. 0n the front line of yemens civil war. Nawal al maghafi joins Government Troops as they try to recapture the capital sanaa from rebel forces. Translation people are lost, but at least land is liberated. The rebels are retreating on a daily basis. The Bright Lights of Atlantic City, which failed to really shine. Nick bryant asks what the project tells us about Donald Trumps business track record. So when he says he can make America Great again . I dont think so. My wound was slight and i was hobbling back, then a shell burst, slick upon the duck boards. 100 years on,
United states causing more than 20 deaths and bringing transport chaos. Now on bbc news, its time for click. This week. Internet fridge, finger phone, garden car and privacy pants. Right, lets get 2017 started in style, shall we . Flashing lights. Check. Modest understated hotels. Check. Lots of people queuing for photos of a sign. Check. A Motorcycle Vest with built in airbag . 0h check. Every january, las vegas hosts the massive Consumer Electronics show and if you have a product to launch, you want to launch it here. And thats why i am being followed by a drone, specifically, the hover camera passport drone. First one i have seen which follows you, not by tracking a signal from your mobile phone, but instead by locking on to a face in its camera view. Come with me. You can tell it which face to follow by tapping on it in the accompanying app on your phone. And the latest version will let you scan and upload your face to the drone so it can find and recognise you automatically. The t
Im derek brockway. If youve seen me on the tv before, its probably because ive told you about the weather, or about the best walks in wales. But tonight im going on a very different kind ofjourney, a personal one, to find out about a condition which killed my dad. Well, to see him suffering like that, it was dreadful. I still miss him now. Its not the same, is it . No. Sepsis is taking and changing thousands of lives. People of all ages, across wales. I meet some remarkable people, a mother who lost her teenage daughter. Anyone is at risk of sepsis. Anybody could fall to this silent killer. Doctors on the wards, who tell me how we could save more lives. If i was brought in with sepsis, what sort of treatment would i get . A survivor determined not to let sepsis win. I want my life back. You know, it was nearly taken away from me so suddenly. Its taken more than enough, i think. And i discover the shocking scale of it. We could more than fill this stadium with the number of people that