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welcome to the programme, and a happy new year. we re live until iiam. dentists have criticised what they ve called the workplace cake culture , saying the sharing of sweet treats in the office is contributing to health problems. they ve called for a change in 2017. so, is this sensible advice or an attack on the little things that make office life a bit more enjoyable? do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about this morning. use the hashtag #victorialive. if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today. a man has been shot dead by police in an operation near the m62 motorway in huddersfield. west yorkshire police say the operation last night was pre planned , and that at least one person was arrested, but gave few other details. they say it was not related to terrorism. another two people were arrested in a related stop in bradford. the independent police complaints commission has sent investigators to the scene. it s th ....
came from behind to beat fellow englishman ryan joyce 3 2 in the first round of the world professional darts championships. there was no dividing the pair so the fifth set went to sudden death and adams finished with a double nine to take the match. england s scott mitchell is also safely through to the second round. the second seed overcame new zealand qualifier mark mcgrath 3 0. england s lisa ashton beat sharon prins of the netherlands to reach the second round. the two time lakeside champion looked comfortable and ended with a double five to seal a 2 0 victory. that s all from sportsday. next on bbc news, it s meet the author. we will leave you with some of the best moments from the third round of the fa cup so far. the american west coast has always seemed, for many people, a shangri la over the horizon, all sunshine and freedom, the last frontier that s bound to be a happy journey‘s end. the poet adam o riordan sets his collection of short stories, the burning ....
welcome to the programme, we re live until 11 this morning. do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about this morning what do you want from a trump presidency? he says he will make america great again. he dominates oui’ america great again. he dominates our programme today. do get in touch. use the hashtag #victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. he s just hours away from the world s most powerfuljob. this afternoon, at 5pm uk time, donald trump will be sworn in as 45th president of the united states. last night, in the shadow of the lincoln memorial, the billionaire businessman, who beat the odds to win november s election, told the crowd that he will unify the country and give a voice to people who have been forgotten. our washington correspondent laura bicker has more. marching band plays. this is a musical warmup act for one of the greatest political shows on earth. and centre stage for this welcome concert is it ....
two stories dominate the week and are likely to dominate the year ahead, too. the beginnings of the trump presidency and the beginning of the end for britain in the european union. my guests today arejohn fisher burns of the new york times, thomas kielinger of die welt, polly toynbee of the guardian and dmitry shishkin of bbc world service. donald trump first, and as he begins the job of being 45th president of the united states, to paraphrase a question from the presidential debates, let s start by saying something nice, positive and hopeful about the new president. this is going to be a stretch for you, but have a go! after that inaugural speech in which he reached out to nobody at all, in which he trashed all of the previous presidents sitting around him very politely, i think the only thing we can seriously hope for is that this meglomaniac, this sociopath, will overreach himself to such a degree that he will be impeached as soon as possible, hopefully before that f ....
to dateline london. two stories dominate the week and are likely to dominate the year ahead, too. the beginnings of the trump presidency and the beginning of the end for britain in the european union. my guests today arejohn fisher burns of the new york times, thomas kielinger of die welt, polly toynbee of the guardian and dmitry shishkin of bbc world service. donald trump first, and as he begins the job of being 45th president of the united states, to paraphrase a question from the presidential debates, let s start by saying something nice, positive and hopeful about the new president. i know this is going to be a stretch for you, but have a go! after that inaugural speech in which he reached out to nobody at all, in which he trashed all of the previous presidents sitting around him very politely, i think the only thing we can seriously hope for is that this meglomaniac, this sociopath, will overreach himself to such a degree that he will be impeached as soon as possib ....