at the centre of a row over lobbying rules resigns after a major government u turn. cervical cancer has been virtually eradicated in young women because of the hpv vaccine programme, says a new study. more than a0 countries promise to phase out the use of coal but australia, india, china and america aren t among them. and the christmas ads are launched to try to boost business for retailers over the next few weeks. coming up on sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel. we ll have more on the crisis at yorkshire cricket with more sponsors ending their association with the county, over claims of institutional racism at the club. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a 67 year old man has admitted murdering two women wendy knell and caroline pierce in kent almost 35 years ago and then decades later sexually abusing at least 100 corpses in hospital mortuaries. for more than 30 years, david fuller was a maintenance worker at the kent and sussex hospital
loyalties. meanwhile, it s black friday, one of the biggest shopping days of the year. shoppers are expected to spend a $27 billion today alone. some groups are calling for boycotts based on political reasons. both supporters and opponents of president-elect donald trump are urging consumers to continue to vote with their dollars and sean retailers who spoke out in favor or against them during the campaign. which leads us to today s question for our viewers. would you boycott a company for political reasons? if you support political-based boycotts, you can call call (202) 748-8000. if you oppose them, you can call (202) 748-8001. you can also reach us on social anda, on twitter, @cspanwj, on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. at a little bit more about some as we veboycotts already started the black friday shopping day, according to business insiders. the antitrust movement is calling to boycott 32 retailers. it s hard to separate donald trump s businesses from his politics. as
we know what teams we belong to. if you think the biggest problem in america is the other political party, and the political party you are a part of has all the answers if you could think wish the other people from the field i have people to introduce you to. washington, d.c. doesn t have good answers now. the moment of disruption we are entering is not just one side is right and the other is in the way. one is enlightened, one is retrograde, it is we don t have the right policy conversations for the magnitude of what we face. most of the challenges are not easily reducible to core democratic or republican platform positions. i will name two or three and then you can tell me where i am wrong. if you tried to make a national agenda at the political level of what is urgent, what is important that we are not tackling, we do not have a national security strategy for the age of cyber and jihad. we have a view of geopolitics since the 1640 s. we have had a view of national security
today. an accounting issues. we ll have the latest details and what it means for the future coming up. also, etna following united s lead and announcing plans to pull out of most of the obamacare exchanges this it s involved in next year. and will that lead to big price increases now that there s less price competition at those exchanges? we ll hear from the ceo of a major insurer who s doing pretty well in obamacare. that s coming up here. and financials have really missed out on the recent record rally but is now the time to bet on the banks? with more hints the fed may raise rates again. oh, by the way, a big move by an investor into one of the banks. we ll hear from both sides of the debate coming up. a lot to get to. let s begin with the markets pulling back from yesterday s trifectas. we put it. closing the closing bell exchange today, michael robinson of money morning.com, ben willis of princeton securities and rick santelli, if it s tuesday ric t rickster is b