That the book by Michael Wolff was a work of fiction. Mr trumps lawyers had tried to block the publication of the book, fire and fury. Heres david willis in washington. Boarding a flight to camp david for meetings with senior republican leaders, the image donald trump was seeking to project was one of order, professionalism and control. Instead, he finds himself battling claims contained in a book, claims which question his mentalfitness. I went to the best colleges, or college, i went to. I had a situation where i was a very excellent student, came out and made billions of dollars, became one of the top business people, went to television, and for ten years was a tremendous success, as you probably have heard. Perhaps the most damaging allegation, shared, claims the author Michael Wolff, by all the president s senior advisers, is that the leader of the free world lacks curiosity, doesnt read, doesnt listen, is like a child. They all came to the conclusion, gradually at first and then
Weekend with wind chills as low as minus 40 degrees celsius. Mark hughes is sacked as stoke city manager after theyre knocked out of the fa cup by league two coventry. And well be taking a look at tomorrows front pages. The sunday telegraph says justice secretaryJustine Greening the sunday telegraph says justice secretary Justine Greening is fighting to keep herjob following rumours of a Cabinet Reshuffle. Thats in the papers in half an hour. Donald trump has launched a new attack on the author whos accused him of being unstable and incompetent. The president told a News Conference at camp david that the book by Michael Wolff was a work of fiction, saying hed been to the best colleges and been a tremendous success on television. He also repeated his denials that thered been any collusion with russia during the president ial election in 2016. David willis reports from washington. Boarding a flight to camp david for meetings with senior members of his party. The image of donald trump tha
Forecasters warn of a brutally cold weekend, with wind chills as low as minus a0 degrees celsius. Mark hughes is sacked as stoke city manager, after they are knocked out of the fa cup by league two coventry. And we will be taking a look at tomorrows front pages, including the sunday telegraph, which says the education secretary, justine greening, is one of those fighting to stay in post in a cabinet reshuffle. That is in the papers in half an hour. In the last hour, the bbc has learned that the Prime Minister, theresa may, will reshuffle her cabinet on monday and tuesday next week. There had been speculation that change was imminent, but no date had been confirmed. However, downing street has dismissed stories in the sunday newspapers about specific names mentioned. Number ten said the reports were pure speculation and guesswork. We will have all the details about some of those names that have been mentioned, and some that havent, as they are covered in tomorrows front pages, as well a
It comes after a massive snow storm that reached as far south as florida. In parts of the us, temperatures are forecast to fall below minus 30 degrees celsius. The extreme weather has so far been linked to up to 19 deaths in the us and two more in canada. Andrew plant reports. A new year, a new low for north americas east coast, bracing itself against subzero temperatures and several inches of snow. It is those who live outside who are now the most vulnerable to a weather event exceptionally rare. In chicago, thermometers are still falling. Those on the streets encouraged to come inside. In boston, homeless shelters are bringing in more emergency bed, as dozens flee from the biting cold. And in washington, dc, as volunteers serve hot meals to be home this year, the fear is that the frozen ground and the forecast for record lows this weekend could become a lethal combination. for record lows this weekend could become a lethal combination. I dont know that we have reported any deaths bas
But i think its entirely possible, so were trying to help in whatever way we can, which is opening the centre between meals, we have warm clothing available for people who need it, and providing hot meals to people when they come in here. But after years of living outside, some still say theyll stay away from the homeless shelters. People in the neighbourhood have been looking out for us. They are totally looking out for us. Socks, sweatpants, i mean, more than we even need the mass of low pressure is moving north up north americas atlantic coast, leaving heavy snowfall behind, and the possibility of temperatures as low as 30 celsius. Much colder, though, in the fierce winds. Cars and homes already frozen in floodwater. Even large bodies of water are now pale and still. In cities like new york, road salt has helped get traffic moving. But in rural areas, the problems will persist even longer. So far, at least 19 people have died. Temperatures could return to normal next week as the sto