as you can see, they are literally standing ready to take over when this government fails! laughter when they failed to negotiate enumeration chip with europe that works for all, to help create a europe for the many, for the future. that is our mission. the truth is that under the tories, britain s future is at risk, whatever the outcome of this. our economy no longer delivers secure housing, secure, well paid jobs and rising living standards. there is a new common sense emerging about how the country should be run. that is what we fought for in the election. that is what is needed to replace the broken model forged by margaret thatcher many years ago. and ten yea rs thatcher many years ago. and ten years after the global financial crash, the tories still believe in the same dogmatic mantra, deregulate, privatise, cut taxes for the wealthy, we rights at work, profits for a view, and debt for the many fora profits for a view, and debt for the many for a few. nothing has
australian journalist? my question to you both, both australia and the united kingdom were involved in the oration of iraq on the grounds of weapons of mass destruction but there went there and we now have a real threat of weapons of mass destruction when it comes to north korea. it seems at the moment there is very little effect being had. i understand both of your position is that china is the one that needs to do more but again there is no sign that it do more but again there is no sign thatitis do more but again there is no sign that it is taking further steps or putting pressure onjohn yang, so my question is are either of you willing to accept north korea as it is? no? well, we want to see the demutualisation of north korea. we wa nt to demutualisation of north korea. we want to add a little bit to that, perhaps not too sure the answer. the first time anyone would complain that any of my answers is too short! the reality is that the chinese in practical terms are the on
is involved in such a decision. it beggers belief, really. good morning. it s february 24th. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the conservatives have labelled their victory in the copeland by election a truly historic event . they took the seat from labour by more than two thousand votes the first time a governing party has won a seat from another party in a by election for 35 years. the area has had a labour mp since the 1930s. for labour, the shadow chancellor john mcconnell called the result disappointing . the party did hold on to the seat of stoke on trent central, in the other parliamentary by election result declared overnight. labour finished two and a half thousand votes ahead of ukip leader paul nuttall. in the last hour the labour leader, jeremy corbyn has been giving his reaction to the by elections results. after his speech, he is taking questions now. is defeated in copeland a disaster for the labour party? it s a disappointment. i m very sad about it. we camp
oble. at a white house press conference, he said it s no long obsolete. janet yellen supposed to be on the way out. well, the president tells the wall street journal she could be appointed to another term. president trump says he s a low interest rate kind of guy and the dollar, well, he now says it s too strong. a lot of change is happening very quickly. in a moment, we ll tell you how it s affecting your money and the economy. wait until you hear the latest on those tax cuts. varney & company is about to begin. . we don t have a policy yet. we don t expect a policy yet for the next couple of weeks in terms of specifics we can trot out and show people. we re taking a deep dive under the theory go big or go home. we re not looking to play around on edges in tax reform in this country and we want to do the same thing in restructuring the government. we want it take it from a blank sheet of paper and rebuild it, in order to help people get back to work. stuart: i m sure y
checking the forecast a blast of cold hits the plains and upper midwest with plunging temperatures and a chance of snow. some in the southern california area and southwest, stormy in the pacific northwest and in the mid-atlantic. 80s to 90s from las vegas to phoenix. 20s and 30s minneapolis to detroit. 70s in denver and dallas. 50s in kansas city atlanta and new york. actor ben affleck joined bill gates on capitol hill to push for more foreign aid to parts of africa. they addressed the senate appropriations committee about the democrat tick pacific republic of congo where affleck is working to help rebuild the coffee industry. he took a moment for a shutout to patrick leahy. senator leahy i would be remisif i did not acknowledge my co-star in batman role is marginally smaller than mine but i understand you are quite good. that s confirmation from affleck that senator leahy will make a cameo in the upcoming batman verse us superman dawn of justice set for release next