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i m not sure it will work for him in the long run. it s very risky, and a big gamble, and it could backfire as well as it could succeed. why do you think senator kerry is saying it now? is it a sign that they weren t expecting to be handing over to a president trump? they were expecting to hand over to clinton? no, i think if they were handing over to a president clinton they would be proceeding much more cautiously. i think this almost a post facto gesture, where americans who are at the end of power or out of power tend to speak more freely about this issue. i think it s a parting shot, to some extent, at prime minister netanyahu, that especially goes to the un resolution, and i think it made some very important points but actually won t help palestinians at all. because whatever price it extracts it won t be at the expense of the us or the 14 countries who voted yes, it will be at the expense of the palestinians. there was a point to make about the illegality of sett ....
interest rates, the prices in our shops and the strength of the pound will all be closely watched next year. i ll be taking a look at the big stories for our finances in 2017. and carol has our weather forecast. very similar to what we had yesterday. starting on a frosty note, with patchy fog, some of which is dense and will be slow to clear. but there is sunshine in the forecast and some rain coming in the north west. more details in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. the hollywood actress debbie reynolds has died, just one day after the death of her daughter, the film star carrie fisher. she was 84 and is believed to have suffered a stroke. her career spanned seven decades, but she was best known for her role in the 1952 musical, singin‘ in the rain, opposite gene kelly. our los angeles correspondent david willis reports. good morning, good morning, it s great to stay up late. good morning, good morning to you. debbie reynolds, 19 years old, singing an ....
for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. following the resignation of sir ivan rogers, britain s ambassador to the eu, we ll be speaking to lord ricketts, former head of the foreign office at eight o clock tonight about sir ivan‘s replacement, sir tim barrow. president obama is in washington trying to salvage his health care system, as senior republicans say donald trump is working on his own slimmed down version. we ll bring you the latest. and we ll tell you the nationwide tour dates of dippy the dinosaur, as he says farewell to his home at the natural history museum. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it s time for sportsday. hello, i m steven wyeth and this is sportsday, he was in croft. out to make history chelsea take on tottenham aiming for a record breaking 14th league win in a row. what hole would give for that kind of fool form. they are renewed venue manager. and sir andy murray is in action hoping to ....
between living near major traffic and getting dementia. lets spend a few minutes looking at the relationship between donald trump and the intelligence community in washington, dc, brought into focus by a senate hearing, in which we heard from the director of national intelligence and others. we have an update on this story. we now know that the current director, james clapper, we knew that he would be leaving and was going to be replaced, this is also interesting, theresa may, we understand, from the prime minister s office, will be visiting donald trump in the spring. that is a story separate from the intelligence but it has come up and is worth passing to you, the prime minister s office says that the uk prime minister will visit donald trump in the spring, we will keep you posted when we get more dates on that. mentioning james clapper, his briefing on alleged russian hacking, he will meet donald trump tomorrow. here is one exchange during today s senate hearing for ....
good morning. all change on the weather front. it is good morning. all change on the weatherfront. it is mild but most of us, but there s a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain around. more details coming up. good morning. first, our main story. prime minister theresa may is to call for an end to the division stirred by last year s eu referendum, when she reveals her most detailed plan yet on how the government will approach its brexit negotiations. in a speech this week to ambassadors, she ll outline a commitment to building a britain more open to the rest of the world. let s talk to our political correspondent tom bateman. a replay the lagoon to get past brea ks a replay the lagoon to get past breaks it means brexit?” a replay the lagoon to get past breaks it means brexit? i think you get a little more than that. the message will be about unity. there isafairamount message will be about unity. there is a fair amount we can deduce that we already know about the prime m ....