of canterbury, justin welby, who said the uk's economic model is "broken". mr welby said the gap between the richest and poorest parts of the country was significant and de—stabilising. and finally, on front of the telegraph we have a photo of us actress meghan markle, who has spoken about her love for prince harry in public for the first time, saying: "personally, i love a great love story. " the star of us drama suits has been speaking to vanity fair saying the pair are enjoying "special" time together. good job, really. you said that with so good job, really. you said that with so much feeling and love and warmth. we will get onto that.

the guardian financial pages carry a warning from the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, who saidhe uk's economic model is "broken". mr welby said the gap between the richest and poorest parts of the country was significant and de—stabilising. and finally, on front of the telegraph we have a photo of us actress meghan markle, who has spoken about her love for prince harry in public for the first time, saying: "personally, i love a great love story. " the star of us drama suits has been speaking to vanity fair saying the pair are enjoying "special" time together. good job, really. you said that with so good job, really. you said that with so much feeling and love and warmth. we will get onto that. with me is nina trentmann from the wall street journal. good morning. let's start at the top, shalvey, and that is the donald trump message, which is "we don't wa nt trump message, which is "we don't want you any more". it is a tough message and it hasn't gone down well. that is true. as you said, it hasn't gone down well. we saw protests in dc protesting against the end of the daka progr

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, says britain's economic model is broken, as the gap betweens. he says that britain stands at a watershed and must make "fundamental choices" about the direction of the economy. more strong economic news from australia today — it's recorded a strong pick—up in growth in the last three months. it's now more than 26 years since australia last faced a recession. many of you are probably going, "what does that feel like?" hywel griffith is in sydney. it's the wonder from down under, isn't it? it feels good for australians. it doesn't mean that they don't keep worrying about it. no one expected the growth. the last quarter's growth wasn't as strong. it is mostly down to domestic spending on food and clothing, increasing, whilst saving rates have declined. so consumers basically deciding to splurge a little if they can't save. there are concerns about the falling commodity prices. something we talk a lot about on this programme. australia still depends on its iron ore and coal exports. the prices have taken a hit in recent times. despite that 26 year

the guardian financial pages carry a warning from the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, who saidroken". mr welby said the gap between the richest and poorest parts of the country was significant and de—stabilising. and finally, on front of the telegraph we have a photo

past two archbishop of canterbury having a go at the inequalities of capitalism but i guessed justin welbynot being as outspoken as in the past. he used to bea outspoken as in the past. he used to be a banker. he knows a bit about how the economy works. how unfair society can be! he has been in the trenches. it is good to have someone from the real world in such a high ecclesiastical post. the actually says that britain boka economic model is broken and it no longer functions but he is not proposing an alternative —— britain's economic model. i suspect he wants to make this model work better and that the benefit of economic growth seem to benefit of economic growth seem to be going into profit rather than wages. he has aligned himself with the ippr think tank, which has come up the ippr think tank, which has come up with numbers showing that of gdp, the whole economy, 80% was going towards wages in the 1970s and now it is just 73% also another interesting thing, it is notjust the archbishop saying i wish the world was a fairer place, he has actually attacked the tech giants, facebook, goog

justin welby is a member of the commission behind a report published today by the institute for publics the longest period of stagnating earnings for 150 years. north korea has warned it will take counter—measures against what it called the heinous sanctions called for by the us following the regime's nuclear bomb test this weekend. the state news agency said north korea would not be frightened or persuaded by the white house's promises to explore all options on the table and said america would be responsible for any catastrophic consequences caused by escalating tensions. 13 people have been rescued after becoming trapped in a 53 metre high viewing tower in dorset. 11 members of the public and two staff members were winched to safety from the jurassic skyline tower in weymouth by a coastguard helicopter on tuesday afternoon. a full investigation into the incident is under way. i once got stuck on the london eye. it just stopped. at the i once got stuck on the london eye. itjust stopped. at the top? at the top, it stopped. they did an announcement and they said to stay where you are, s

the reverend justin welby said he believed that the anglican and catholic churches had shown more integrityhaven't seen the same integrity over the bbc‘s failures over jimmy savile as i have seen in the roman catholic church and the church of england and in other public institutions over abuse. the bbc has said it does not recognise the accusation and has acted transparently regarding the abuse allegations. people found guilty of the most serious acts of animal cruelty could face up to five years in prison under new legislation announced today. last year the rspca investigated nearly 150,000 cases of animal abuse, including violence, organised dog fights and neglect. the current maximum jail term is six months. david bowles is head of public affairs at the rspca. he says the organisation welcomes any announcement to increase sentences for those who commit animal cruelty. the rspca has been calling for a review of sentencing since the animal welfare act came into effect ten years ago. since the animal welfare act came into effect ten years ago. that raised sentencing to a year, but because t

the reverend justin welby said he believed that the anglican and catholic churches had shown more integrityse. i haven't seen the same integrity. over the bbc‘s failure overjimmy savile, as i have seen in the roman catholic church and other public institutions over abuse. in response, the bbc has said it does not recognise the accusation and has acted transparently regarding the abuse allegations. more than a 100 thousand people have left their homes on the indonesian island of bali, fearing a nearby volcano could erupt imminently. it would be the first time mount agung has erupted in half a century. a sleeping giant that is slowly coming to life. it is more than a week since mount agung started to show signs of an eruption are imminent. when it last erupted in 1963 more than a thousand people died. everyone here is calling on the gods for one thing. for good luck. an eruption, nobody knows. nobody knows. maybe an eruption and maybe not. nobody knows. from here we can see the smoke coming out of the crater. another sign maybe that amount agung is about to erupt. more than 140,000 people hav

it was attended by more than 1000 people including the archbishop of canterbury justin welby and thea gifted man who would have made a su ccess was a gifted man who would have made a success of it ever career he chose. he will be buried in a bold in the cathedral. the football association's inquiry into historic abuse in football has been told that the former england manager, graham taylor was warned about the sexual abuse of young players when he managed aston villa in the 1980s. 0ne victim told the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme that graham taylor advised him to "sweep it under the carpet" rather than go to the police. jim reed reports. in the 1980s, tony brien was a bright young defender who played for a number of professional clubs. as a boy, he says he was abused by this man, ted langford, who died in 2012. langford was a scout for both leicester city and aston villa. i tried to do something about it. i tried to report it, 30 odd years ago, and i wasn't listened to. it happened to another two children. tony brien said he spoke to senior figures at aston villa about the abus

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, says britain's economic model is broken, as the gap betweennd must make "fundamental choices" about the direction of the economy. barratt developments has reported strong growth in pre—tax profits, which rose byjust over 12% to £765m over the past 12 months. its chief executive said it was their highest completion volumes for nine years. let's have a look at the markets. you can see the conundrum of the markets. we are hearing strong profit growth, barratt developments, their share prices down by 4%. they also said they have continued uncertainty over brexit. the price is down. sports direct, the chairman, he has survived the vote. he is maintaining the position. up by almost 2%. i will be back with more business news in an hour. switzerland's smallest village is facing a battle to survive. like many alpine communities, the village of corippo, has experienced decades of depopulation as younger generations have moved away. but can a modern makeover save this swiss village? imogen foulkes went to find out. tucked away deep in the mountain valley

it was attended by more than 1000 people, including the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, and thea success of whatever career he chose. cardinal murphy—o'connor will be buried in a vault in the cathedral. now the latest weather news. my my journey to work was affected by lots of downpours, and i'm sure i wasn't alone. this north—westerly flow ganging these showers together to give more prolonged and intense downpours of rain. 0n eastern shores there will be something similar coming through wales and the south—west. temperatures well down in single figures. thursday, we have to co nte nt in single figures. thursday, we have to content with these bands of cloud, more like rain than showers. the one in the south joined by another in the far north to finish off. in between, that mixture of sunny spells and pretty heavy downpours. friday, another band of whether slipping its way down the british isles. then normal service is resumed. hello. this is bbc news with clive myrie. the headlines: the prime minister says there will be greater flexibility on public sector pay, following yesterd

the reverend justin welby said he believed that the anglican and catholic churches had shown more integrityven't seen the same integrity. asi i haven't seen the same integrity. as i have seen in the roman catholic church and other public institutions over abuse. in response, the bbc has said it does not recognise the accusation and has acted transparently regarding the abuse allegations. us relief teams have increased following the disaster in puerto rico. president trump has defended the response. puerto rico faces a series of challenges unprecedented in its recent history. even before hurricane maria struck, the island was hit by an unmanageable deluge of another kind, a town of debt. puerto rico has no means to repay nestled ina week rico has no means to repay nestled in a week on from the category five storm, islanders continue to pull out what they can salvage from under their collapsed homes. puerto rico has already submitted to the crushing weight of local gutmann debt. in may, island filed for the biggest ever bankruptcy. now there are questions about how much of a role the federal

the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, says britain's economic model is broken as the gap betweenise of 12% in profits. the chief executive said it was the highest completion volume for nine years. the international air transport association says that global demand forair association says that global demand for air travel rose nearly 7% in july compared to the same time last year. iata says all regions supported solid growth. let'sjust look at the markets before we go. barratt reported strong growth in pre—tax profits. highest completion volumes for years. look at the share price which is down because they talked about ongoing concerns over brexit concerns. the chairman has survived the shareholder vote in sports direct, keith halliwell. royal mail's share price is down, looking like there might be a vote on possible strike action by the communications workers‘ union. all the geopolitical tensions and concerns about north korea there. that is it from me. go and get your breath. and a cup of tea! thank you very much. for 50 years he has been the voice of football. but nowjohn motso

justin welby is a member of the commission behind a report published today by the centre—left think tank period of stagnating earnings for 150 years. 13 people have been rescued after becoming trapped in a 53 metre—high viewing tower in dorset. 11 members of the public and two staff members were winched to safety from the thejurassic skyline tower in weymouth by a coastguard helicopter on tuesday afternoon. a full investigation into the incident is underway. the headlines on bbc newsroom live. the government plans tight restrictions on unskilled workers coming to britain from the eu after brexit, according to a leaked document. the eye of hurricane irma — one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the atlantic — is passing over the island of barbuda. it is now heading towards puerto rico, cuba and florida. myanmar‘s leader aung san suu kyi says fake news is fuelling the crisis in rakhine state which has caused an exodus of refugees. time for sport. news about andy murray and that continuing hip injury and the rest of the sport. good morning, anita, not great news for fans of andy murra