72 hours to leave the country and two compounds are being closed. the russian government, which has denied any involvement in hacking, is considering retaliation. laura bicker reports from washington. russia stands accused of trying to help donald trump become president. moscow had been warned but now it is being punished for interfering in us elections. america s top intelligence agencies believe a cyber attack on the e mails of hillary clinton s closest aides was orchestrated by the highest levels of russian government. but mr trump has always questioned the evidence. once they hack, if you don t catch them in the act, you never will. you don t know if it is russia or china. it could be somebody sitting on a bed someplace. but the cia and the fbi both agree. the hackers, they say, were russian, and now mr trump is softening his stance. president obama said all americans should be alarmed. he has ordered 35 diplomats to be expelled, believed to have close links to russian in
which featured two events which will shape the global economy for decades to come. welcome to business live‘s review of 2016, with aaron heslehurst and maryam moshiri. yep, this year saw the uk take that momentous decision to leave the european union. we are going to take a look at what lies in store for the next 12 months. and he did it. the billionaire businessman donald trump wins the race for the white house. he has made some bold announcements, but was it all talk and no action? and, of course, it has been a turbulent year for the global market. oil prices hit that historic low. there is light at the end of the tunnel, of course, following a landmark deal between members of the 0pec countries. and exploding phones, driverless cars, and virtual reality. it has been an eventful 12 months in the world of tech, but what can we look forward to in 2017? we will speak to our resident gadget guru, rory cellan jones. and, indeed, a very warm welcome to a very special edition of
films of all time, the musical singin‘ in the rain. for a staggering six decades she has been a big name in show business and she is here in london s west end, treading the boards again. her life, however, has been touched by scandal and hollywood has changed dramatically in the years she has been involved. our guest today is debbie reynolds. debbie reynolds, welcome to hardtalk. why are you still so driven to carry on performing? if i wasn t, if i was not having a wonderful time i would be bored to death and i would be sitting at home and i would not know what to do with myself. i have always been busy and active and home in the states i travel 42 weeks a year and that is just constant. i ve never stopped working since i was 16. it isjust like, i am used to it. i get quite nervous if, let s say i had a two week vacation, then i am nervous. i must keep busy. when you started at 16 years old, could you have imagined you would still be doing it at 78? no, i thought i d most p
and two compounds are being closed. the government in moscow, which has denied any involvement in hacking, is considering retaliation. laura bicker reports from washington. russia stands accused of trying to help donald trump become president. moscow had been warned but now it is being punished for interfering in us elections. america s top intelligence agencies believe a cyber attack on the e mails of hillary clinton s closest aides was orchestrated by the highest levels of russian government. but mr trump has always questioned the evidence. once they hack, if you don t catch them in the act, you never will. you don t know if it is russia or china. it could be somebody sitting on a bed someplace. but the cia and the fbi both agree. the hackers, they say, were russian, and now mr trump is softening his stance. president obama said all americans should be alarmed. he has ordered 35 diplomats to be expelled, believed to have close links to russian intelligence. they have just 7
communication changed. you brag that he had sexually assaulted women. do you understand that? i didn t say that at all. don t think you understood what was said. this was locker room talk. whether you like a lot, i don t, he is clearly incredibly talented 21st ce ntury communicated. people expect that of their leaders after 2016. for me, 2016 has been something of a blur. notjust a sense of events overtaking us. you have not been that many. they have just been rather important. more sense of assumptions changing. for many, it s disorienting and they reach out historical parallels. some reassuring ones or some obvious and rather dark ones. the most commonly cited comparison is the 1930s. and it s easy to see why. you have outside parties outside the movements that arrived on the political scene, saying we are not the same as other people, we are different. we will sweep away systems which are not working for ordinary people and that becomes enormously seductive to people who f