is making a living as a limo driver. he is looking wretched, drinks, has bloodshot eyes, and he spends his time looking after patrick stewart s charles xavier, who now has what is descibed as a degenerative brain disease in the most dangerous brain in the world. they are living off the grid, trying to stay under the radar, keep themselves to themselves or at least that is what they re trying to do. here s a clip. hey, carl, it looks like mr munson hired some muscle. looks that way. he s a friend of mine. friend with a big mouth. i hear that a lot. then you probably hear this too. rifle cocked more than i d like. now, the interesting thing about the film is often count to three and start walking away. i have a lawyer in our! one, two, three. you know the drill. get the hell out of here. now, the interesting thing about the film is often with the superhero comic book franchises, you know exactly where you are. this is such a different beast the plot involves a young girl wh
meeting is taking place in the great hall of the people and will last for about ten days. the chinese premier is due to deliver the country s economic report card. we can go to carry who is in tiananmen square for us. carry who is in tiananmen square for us. carrie, what will be the policy priorities that the chinese leaders will announce today? as you said a moment ago, the key thing this morning is the prime minister s work report. a kind of state of the nation address in which he sets out the achievements of the past year and the challenges and objectives of the year ahead. so there are two key numbers that for in this report the first is the rate of growth and that is the number thatis of growth and that is the number that is important not only to china but because china provides one third, one third of the world s growth, the economic growth rate inside china matters internationally. we expect that to be. last year was between 6.5 and 7% announced and they turned in a he
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the meeting is taking place in the great hall of the people and will last for 10 days. the congress is the body which debates and approves government policy. these are live pictures. high on the agenda is the state of the chinese economy, and concerns about economic growth. they are also expected to discuss ways to reform finances, the future of international trade policies and how to tackle pollution. chinese premier li keqiang will deliver the country s economic report card to the npc. our bbc china editor, carrie gracie, is in beijing. lots to talk about in the next few hours and days? that s right. the government work report this is the state of the union address, effectively, from the prime minister and it sets out the growth rate, the rate of defence spending, other key targets, it looks at achievements and looks to challenge is up ahead. as expected, a key figure in this report is that the growth rate around 6.5%, possibly higher is why they are aiming at for 2017.