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together to the ceremony. along the crowds, some of the country s former presidents. of the country s former presidents. 0n capitol hill, the inaugural platform is almost full, but waiting for the arrival of donald trump. he will at the 35 words/ goodbye america s founding fathers, the oath of office, that will make him america s 45th president. hundreds of thousands of supporters, and protesters, too, in washington, dc for this event. dignitaries, protesters, too, in washington, dc forthis event. dignitaries, members of congress, military leaders, are already taking their seats on the platform ahead of the ceremony, and we will bring you every moment of it. in less than one hour, donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. the property tycoon won an unexpected victory in november s election after a controversial campaign. hundreds of thousands of his supporters are here in washington, but there are protesters as well. they have come for th ....
begun his first full week in office. one of his first moves is to withdraw from the trans pacific partnership that s a trade deal with 11 other countries. samir hussein is here. do we have other hurdles to jump before america is out? did is pretty much it when it comes to the trade deal. the new president trump was not going to go forward with this trade deal and it was a signature part of the administration, there was a lot of support for that. and when you talk about the tra nspacific support for that. and when you talk about the transpacific partnership, people who did not agree with that, it was more democrats not in agreement. so we re seeing president trump, one of the first things he has done is to sign this order to get out of it. he is in fact going ahead with some of the things we talked about during his campaign. but interestingly this is something that usually people on both sides are in agreement with going forward with trade agreements. so it is a depart ....
to generate his own voice, complete with yorkshire accent. and nick has the weather. it is icy see in a few spots this morning and some patches of fog around i have this full report. good morning. first, our main story. train passengers in britain are being let down by the way the government oversees the railways, according to a report by mps. the commons transport committee says customers are less and less satisfied with the service they get, and yet they are paying more for it. they re calling on the department for transport to give up some of its powers. rob young reports. dissatisfied passengers, rising ticket prices, poor performance. mps are scathing about the way the government oversees the railways. they say passengers have been failed by the way ministers award franchises to train companies. the commons committee says competition is meant to drive improvements, but warns there is dwindling interest from potential operators. national express used to be the bigge ....
and a bbc investigation exposes a secret network of wildlife traffickers selling baby chimpanzees. good morning, and welcome to bbc news. in the last hour, a us federal appeals court has rejected a request from donald trump s administration to immediately reinstate his controversial order banning immigration from seven specified countries. mister trump signed an executive order to pick the ban into place last week, a federaljudge then planned rescinded it on friday. a request by mister trump to reinstate the ban has been denied. thejudgment read: it said a reply from the department in support of the emergency appeal was due on monday. but this is not the end of the line for the restrictions this case was just part of the government s efforts to maintain its ban on travellers from seven predominantly muslim countries that have been named as a terror risk. mr trump himself has attacked the federaljudge who had suspended the migration bans countrywide, calling the judgme ....
and my wife, will be able to talk to me and hear my voice back. and coming up in half an hour, dateline london looks at donald trump s controversial travel ban and whether he should be welcomed in britain. good morning and welcome to bbc news. a setback for president trump. a us federal appeals court has rejected a request from donald trump s administration to immediately reinstate his controversial order banning immigration from seven specified countries. mr trump signed an executive order to put the ban in place last week. the ban was blocked by a federaljudge on friday. now the administration s bid to get the block lifted immediately has been rejected. here s a tweet from the washington state attorney general saying the request has been denied. the judgement read: appellants‘ request for an immediate administrative stay pending full consideration of the emergency motion for a stay pending appeal is denied. it said a reply from the department in support of the emerg ....