Wednesday 25th january. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. President trump has promised a significant day ahead on National Security, including an announcement about his plans for a wall on the Mexican Border. He tweeted big day planned on National Security tomorrow. Among many other things, we will build the wall building a 2,000 mile wall along the Mexican Border was one of trumps key election promises. Hes said the wall would cost 8 billion and will be up to a0 feet high. The new president is also expected to approve Immigration Restrictions on seven mostly muslim countries in the middle east and africa iraq, iran, libya, somalia, sudan, syria, and yemen. And trump wants to make all us cities co operate to deport Illegal Immigrants a move aimed at so called Sanctuary Cities like san francisco, where local police do not help with most deportations. Our washington correspondent david willis has more. Were going to have our borders nice and strong. Were going to build a wall. Were going to
Ido i do geta i do get a lot of abuse. What do you normally do when you hang out together . This. We sit around, he abuses me. David baddiel will tell us about life with his father whose rare form of dementia makes him prone to extreme outbursts of swearing and sexual inappropriateness. Really keen to hear your experiences of caring for a relative with dementia. Hello. Welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. Do get in touch on all the stories were talking about this morning. Use the hashtag victorialive. And if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Our top story today. Council tax rises are planned by nearly all of englands local authorities in the coming year, but the organisation that represents them is warning that deep cuts to services will still be needed. The local Government Association says social Care Services for the elderly and disabled are at Breaking Point and will swallow up any extra money raised. Heres our social Affairs Correspo
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Freiwillige der Schweizer Tafel Runde verteilen Lebensmittel, die sonst weggeworfen werden müssten, an gemeinnützige Organisationen – hier das Männerwohnheim an der Rheingasse.
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Florian ist keiner, der trödelt. Zügig ist er unterwegs, denn er wird bereits erwartet. Routiniert lenkt er den Lieferwagen der Schweizer Tafel durch den Kleinbasler Verkehr. Manor, Coop, Migros, Globus, Aldi, Lidl, Roche: Sie überlassen der Tafel Lebensmittel, deren Ablaufdatum erreicht ist. Florian packt zu. Eine Kiste nach der anderen wandert in den Bauch des Lieferwagens.
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Vergangenes Jahr verteilte die Schweizer Tafel auf diesem Weg im ganzen Land 4134 Tonnen Lebensmittel an Bedürftige. Die Frauenoase, das Männerwohnheim, Hostel Volta, Elim oder die Brocki Irma & Fred: Sie und weitere werden auf der Tour in Basel angesteuert. Andere Touren führen ins Baselbiet. Jährlich gehen so Waren im Wert von 27 Millionen Franken kostenlos an soziale Institu