to end free movement of people on the day it triggers article 50. the telegraph has an interview with former ukip leader nigel farage, who says the party will collapse unless it ousts its only mp, douglas carswell. president trump s decision to increase military spending by $54 billion makes the guardian s front page. the metro shows the shocked face of hollywood s finest after sunday night s oscar fiasco over the winner of best film. the times picks up on comments from a senior british police officer, suggesting paedophiles should only face criminal sanctions if they pose a physical threat. and the daily mail says the bbc‘s director general is demanding an urgent investigation of allegations that tv licence fee inspectors are adopting ruthless tactics and targeting vulnerable people. welcome to reporters. i m philippa thomas. from here in the world s newsroom, we send out correspondents to bring you the best stories from across the globe. in this week s programme: on the f
officials at the white house are listing his priorities as rebuilding the military, which took some deep spending cuts under president 0bama. they say the spending is also intended to restore america s nuclear capabilities. there will also be more resources for securing america s borders. all this to be paid for by cutting programmes such as foreign aid and environmental regulations perhaps also contributions to the united nations. mr trump announced his plans at a meeting of state governors at the white house. my first budget will be submitted to the congress next month. this urgent this budget will be a public safety and national security budget, very much based on those two, with plenty of other things, but very strong. it will include a historic increase in defence spending to rebuild the depleted military of the united states of america. the bbc‘s tulip mazumdar has more details from washington. i think it remains to be seen, frankly, where this money is going
the trump presidency promises to be a fascinating test of the resilience of the system of government crafted by america s founding fathers. the new president has already slammed the courts for overstepping their authority in blocking his so called travel ban. a new executive order on the matter is imminent. my guest today is donald verrilli, us solicitor general under barack obama. does the constitution ensure that the white house is always subject to, not above, the law? donald verrilli, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen, it s good to be here. let s start with a personal perspective. having served five years as obama s solicitor general, how painful is it for you to watch donald trump pledging to undo so much of the legislative executive legacy left behind by barack obama, and of course a legacy that you defended? well, had you asked me that question two months ago i probably would have said extremely. but as time has passed, i think the resilience of the achievements
ok. this is p.w. news live from berlin chile s president moves to increase the minimum wage in a bid to quell the country s worst unrest in decades that s as police use water cannons and tear gas on protesters in the capital santiago also coming up to come up with that. in iraq protesters say security forces are shooting at them with live bullets it s a brutal crackdown on baghdad the battle of the bridges. and in our special
coverage of the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall we ll take you to the colorful east side gallery where artists turned a symbol of division into a canvas for hopes and dreams for. i m told me a lot of both thanks for joining us chile s president sebastian pinera says he has asked parliament to raise the minimum wage by around 15 percent in a further attempt to end the country s worst unrest in decades the president also says that police accused of human rights abuses will be prosecuted with the same force as rioters and looters for weeks now the
oh. sure the rule you can share with children with just $0.50 and a talon your smartphone together who can google hunger please download the app. this is the doubly news these are our top stories. chile s president says he s asked parliament to raise the minimum wage by around 15 percent he s also promised to investigate human rights abuses by police as he tries to quell the country s worst unrest in decades truckers blockaded highways to protest against road tolls and demonstrators have again filled the streets of the chilean capital. one person has been killed and dozens more wounded in fresh clashes in iraq between
anti-government protesters and security forces protest against the government began last month since then more than 260 people have been killed. the chinese president xi jinping and french president in my normal have reaffirmed their commitment to the paris climate accord this statement in beijing came a day after the u.s. formally began its withdrawal from the agreeme