and tv content from netflix by 2019. the entertainment giant says it plans to launch its own rival streaming service. and finally, on the front of the gulf news, women in india have been posting photographs of themselves enjoying a night out on social media, in response to a politician who said a woman who was chased in her car by two men should not have gone out so late at night. the hashtag #aintnocinderella has now gone viral, and has been trending across india and all over the world. so let s begin. with me is michaela bergman, chief counsellor for social issues at the european bank for reconstruction and development. are very warm welcome. good morning. lovely to see you. let s start with this story in the guardian and many of the international papers. this increasing tension between washington and pyongyang. i suppose the danger is that they talked themselves into a corner where they almost accidentally end up coming to blows. i think that there is a lot of posturing an
markets also. le figaro reports that interest rates are rising all over the world because of the election of president trump and the rise of populism. it says that markets also fear a possible victory of far right candidate marine le pen in the french presidential elections. the church of england is a step closer to gay marriages in church that s the headline on the front page of the daily telegraph, which refers to the clergy‘s rejection of a bishops‘ report which said only a man and a woman could marry in church. and have you had a cold lately? the guardian reports on a global study that says vitamin d can reduce the risk of colds and flu and claims that it should be added to food to improve people s health. must look at the background of the arab news story. when there was a vote to call certain settlements illegal, donald trump tweeted, stay strong israel, because he was coming into power. buries background in all of this. when we go over what happened ye
his story will serve as a lesson to other writers. after a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight. they have imposed a fine on the conservative party and the conservative party and the conservative party and the conservative party will be meeting that fine, paying that fine. a report into the tory battle bus way that 2015 election campaign was accounted for makes damning reading. is this the next expenses scandal or just the way political business gets done these days? the main political parties didn t want to put anyone on to discuss that but we do have guests to discuss that but we do have gu ests to to discuss that but we do have guests to discuss how- the tory breach of electoral law has been. and scotland said no in its referendum two and a half years ago. may has said no to another theresa may has said no to another vote, at least for now. good things change? what the scottish nationalists are suggesting is that they are not the engines of uncertainty, of
watching. celtic will have to wait until sunday at least to secure the scottish premiership title after second placed aberdeen thrashed dundee 7 0 at dens park this evening in a win that included a first hat trick for centre back, andrew considine. he turns 30 tomorrow and opened the scoring for the second placed dons inside 17 minutes. his second made it 4 0 just before half time, and with the game effectively over, many dundee fans were leaving the ground by that point. good night for considine though. celtic are still 22 points clear at the top, but this is a night that ll live long in the memory for considine, who would get the seventh and final goal in the closing stages. 7-0 7 0 away from home, not bad! there was one game tonight in the championship, with derby county keeping their slim hopes of a playoff place alive with victory over queens park rangers. matej vydra scored the only goal of the game in the second half. and while qpr hit the post in the final minutes, th
delay the us invasion of afghanistan says a book being serialised by the daily mail. that features on the front page of the paper as well. and an exclusive interview with singer linda nolan who has been diagnosed with cancer in the daily mirror. we will look at those front pages in a moment. first, the i newspaper. fear on the rock. i think you did an interview a while ago with the chief minister of gibraltar. this is not entirely unexpected, but spain is a p pa re ntly entirely unexpected, but spain is apparently going to be given a veto over the future of gibraltar, which has always been a bone of contention between spain and britain. london is said to be furious, borisjohnson is said to be furious, borisjohnson is said to be furious, borisjohnson is said to have committed to fight ruthlessly to make sure that it stays british. and this is all part of the shenanigans that have been going on today from donald tusk, his comments, europe playing it out on what we can expect, a