with more on this, i m joined by nitesh shah. he joined by nitesh shah. is head of notties. thank yo being he is head of notties. thank you for being with us, so, we are flirting with this $95 barrel level, production has been cut. that is why prices are going up. it is fair to say this is opec plus, russia and saudi arabia s plans bearing fruit? yes, so, to peck group and in particular russia and saudi arabia have been angling for tightening up the market to push prices to these levels, they have extended recently extended their supply cuts against market expectations, that is what drove it above 90 but we are close to 95 now, that a recent leg in movement in oil prices has been driven by the tight innocence the market n the us storage levels are going to record lows and in past months what we are finding, despite to peck saudi arabia, russia particular driving down production, us was making up for that, us production was rising, now that seems to have come to an end, us pro
a cheerleaderfor the british fashion industry for 25 years, now she says she wants to experience a different life, away from vogue. rebecca jones, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here s emily. tonight, on newsnight, we find out what the mexicans think about donald trump s proposed border wall and we speak to the playwright david hare about his new film on holocaust denial. join me now on bbc two. that s newsnight, starting over on bbc two. hello and welcome to sportsday i m jessica creighton. on a busy day of sport, here s what we ve got coming up. southampton reach the league cup final for just the second time in their history, after beating liverpool at anfield. bolt‘s triple triple is no more. the sprint legend is stripped of one of his nine olympic gold medals, through no wrong doing of his own. and konta well beaten in the australian open, but she vows to come back even stronger. thanks forjoining us. as well as all of that, we ll have the latest from to
speak to the playwright david pair about his film on holocaust denial. good evening and welcome to bbc news. president trump has signed an executive order to build a wall along the us border with mexico. it was one of his key pledges during the election campaign. mr trump said he expected construction to start within months and that planning will begin immediately. he insisted that while american taxpayers would have to pay for the initial work, he would expect mexico to reimburse the cost. mexican president enrique pena nieto is reportedly considering cancelling next week s visit to washington following donald trump s order. our correspondent james cook reports from the us mexico border. donald trump s signature pledge is now one step closer to reality. with a stroke of his pen, the new president ordered the construction of a great wall on the mexican border. it would begin, he said, within months. a nation without borders is not a nation. beginning today, the united states
forthe trump stump, today president trump confirmed he was totally serious. the secretary of homeland security, working with myself and my staff, will begin immediate construction of a border wall. applause the united states of america gets back control of its borders, gets back its borders. can we go ahead? but, as previous presidents have found, it is one thing to sign and seal and another to deliver. on his second full day in office, president obama ordered the closing of guantanamo bay. but it stubbornly outlasted even his second term in office. his plans were locked up by an uncooperative congress. so might donald trump s wall meet similar obstacles? its obstacle is literary, build a wall. there are a lot of nuts and bolts in the process. first of all, the money has to be appropriated, it has to go to congress, and there is the question of what the physical wall looks like. if some of it fencing, and is some of it a virtual wall? today was basically a message that they a