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and a half year deal replacing alan pardew we ll hear from the stars of the global phenomenon that is sherlock, ahead of it s return to our screens on new years day. and mike s been out on his latest challenge a ratherfestive throwing competition. gulbis bikes go into your hand and you try to haul to the end and the tops you can try to throw it over even more. it is a very odd shape to be throwing. not all will be revealed in half an hour. and nick has the festive forecast for us. good morning. storm barbara may be pulling away from the uk, but it remains windy today, tomorrow, and into boxing day as well. the latest on the blustery christmas forecast coming up. good morning. first, our main story. extensive railway engineering works are starting across britain today, with 200 different projects being carried out over the christmas break. passengers in london, manchester and cardiff are expected to be the hardest hit by the work. one of the biggest stations in the cap ....
blisters bow and world business report. here is sally world of business now. free cash if you get a job or not the finnish government tries paying the unemployed a basic income in a bid to get them back to work. and with india still reeling from the decision to scrap the country s most widely used notes, modi announces plans to help those struggling with the move. welcome to world business report. i m sally bundock. starting this year, finland becomes the first country in the world to pilot a basic income scheme. 2,000 unemployed people in the country will begin receiving 560 euro that s $585 dollars every month from the state, with no strings attached. the government believes manyjob seekers are put off getting a job because they will lose benefits and therefore be worse off financially. andrew walker has the details. a new yearand a new year and perhaps a new approach to welfare policy in finland. it is just approach to welfare policy in finland. it isjust an ....
good morning, this is bbc news at 11. the prime minister is set to announce more training and resources for schools and companies in england to deal with what she calls the ‘hidden injustice of mental illness. in a speech in central london shortly, theresa may will order a review of mental health services and outline her plan to create a ‘shared society . but her announcement has been called ‘puny‘ by some. norman smith is outside the speech venue in central london. an interesting and obviously very significant choice of subject for this first major speech of the new year? it s the first instalment of what is expected to be a series of major domestic policy announcements by mrs may over the next month or so. really to try and give substance to her government s agenda beyond brexit because other than grammar schools, really we ve heard nothing from theresa may about what she actually wants to do. today, she wa nts to actually wants to do. today, she wants to giv ....
tonight, thousands of loyal supporters, have queued up in the cold to get their free tickets that we re cold to get their free tickets that were given out. they are here tonight, wanting to hearfrom him, a way ahead. for those who did not vote for donald trump, this is an anxious moment. they are seeking reassurance from the man they have seenin reassurance from the man they have seen in the white house for the last eight years. president obama s aides said the speech is notjust for his supporters, but for all americans. barack obama is now taking to the stage in chicago, let s listen in to his message to the american people. (cheering and applause) hello, chicago! it s great to be home! thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. thank you so much, thank you, thank you. thank you. it s good to be home. thank you. thank you. thank you. all right. where are my tv, i ve got to move! we re on live tv. you can tell that i m. you can tell that i m a lame duck because nobo ....
good evening and welcome to bbc news. the home secretary amber rudd has gone a step further in the government s criticism of president trump s controversial ban on citizens of seven mainly muslim countries from travelling to the united states. she s told mps it s notjust a divisive and wrong policy, but it could also end up helping so called islamic state recruit supporters. her comments came amid worldwide protests against the ban, and a petition here, signed by nearly 1.7 million people, calling for a state visit by mr trump to be cancelled. here s our diplomatic correspondent james robbins. hey hey, oh oh, donald trump has got to go! refugees are welcome here! days of protest across britain focused first on president trump s travel bans, then on the early state visit offered to him by theresa may. the government calls the travel bans divisive and wrong, now the home secretary has gone further, suggesting the president s actions might play into the hands of the extrem ....