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the banking authority isa and amsterdam. the banking authority is a smaller body, 200 people, overseeing the stability of banks in the eu and that came down to a choice between dublin and paris. the final vote went to paris's way and those organisations now know their destinations and will be moving in the next 12—18 months. destinations and will be moving in the next 12-18 months. this is more than 1000 highly skilled jobs leaving europe. isee than 1000 highly skilled jobs leaving europe. i see one foreign minister describing it as the first concrete signs of brexit. donald tusk seem to be crowing about it as saying the real winner of the vote was the eu 27, organised and getting ready for brexit. i think what he meant by that was the eu 27 had been pushing ahead with their plans and practical planning for what will happen come brexit day, when the uk withdraws and this is part of that. i think they will be reasonably pleased they have managed to negotiate what could have been a tricky process here with so many different co

and time warner deal but does the president have an ulterior motive an heiress in amsterdam scald the european banking and medicines agencies which will leave the u.k. post-breakfast it will look at what the moves mean for the two cities. also coming up in capetown students at africa's first school of design thinking that the task of dreaming up a museum for children. and daniel winter and this is your business update the u.s. department of justice is suing to stop eighty and t.'s proposed acquisition of time warner the suit sets up the biggest anti trust court clash in decades over the eighty five billion dollar tie up the u.s. government says the merger of the telecom and the content creator would homme competition resulting in higher costs for consumers it's no secret that u.s. president donald trump doesn't like c.n.n. in fact he seems to relish lashing out at the broadcast company which he calls fake news his most famous attack may have been a retreat a gift of him pretending to wrestle its logo dutch we could become exhibit a in the antitrust battle about to be waged between the

that amsterdam and we now hear that amsterdam as narrowly won.banking authority will happen later on today so there should be another vote. many thanks. angela merkel says she is ready to leave her party into snap elections rather than leading an unstable minority government. germany have been plunged into a political crisis. eight months of negotiations ended when a smaller party walked out citing a lack of trust. we can talk now to damian mcginest, our correspondence in berlin. 0ne assumes that angela merkel is being serious when she says she would rather have another election the band leader minority government, but is this also putting pressure on those potential coalition partners to come back to the table?|j those potential coalition partners to come back to the table? i think most people here would say it is unlikely that those four potential coalition partners would come back to the table to talk again. it is possible after a night of reflection that people might do that but it is seen as unlikely here. i think all of the options here are

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banned states they earlier voted for amsterdam as the new postboxes location of the european medicines agency the move will give both cities a political status boost within the e.u. . ukase loss is now france and holland again it was a modest celebration from the winners thank you now champagne and spotless to rub london's nose in it boss undisguised relief after want was a nail biting voting process we are delighted that in the end it was a very tight it was nerve wracking to be honest it was these fifteen cities that put their names in the hat for the e.m.e.a. these four went for the e.p.a. while these four was so keen they went for bass and the appeal is obvious with the e.p.a. and a.m.a. expertise prestige and business not to mention jobs combines they employ over a thousand people it was this up occasion video that helps swing it for amsterdam patients safety is that our heart medicines evaluation board is one of the strongest national regulators in europe the winners not only had to prove they were ready to host the agency but that they would be appealing enough to do the london

also today, it's been announced that amsterdam has been chosen as the location for the european medicines agency when the uk leaves the bloc in 2019. another london—based organisation, the european banking agency, is to be relocated to paris. this report from our political editor, laura kuenssberg, contains some flash photography. have you agreed to pay more money, foreign secretary? they are never going to agree every single thing. was there a row in there? he said we would get money back when we leave. she said it would cost us billions. will you pay more money? but ministers have tonight agreed that the prime minister can at least promise to pay more to settle our accounts. we have been very clear that we will honour our commitments. but what i want to see is us developing that special partnership with the european union for the future, and i want to see us moving together. "together." notice the prime minister in a factory this morning hinting that one won't happen without the other. the rest of the eu won't get their version of the bill if they don't agree to move on next month to ta

maybe the process isn't as easy as they would have liked to think. quick reflection in paris and amsterdam which we used to have, or still have, and they are going, with a thousand jobs each. that's right. the european banking authority and the european medicine agency, both leaving london. 1000 skilled jobs leaving us, one to paris, want to amsterdam. what it tells us, which is slightly sad, especially for remainders like myself, is that it is becoming a ha rd myself, is that it is becoming a hard reality now, brexit. —— remainers. we still hold out hope, but serious things are occurring 110w. but serious things are occurring now. those hopes that we perhaps foolishly hold that maybe this process will end, it is beginning to look very, very unlikely. right, you know a bit about the city. bitcoin. eu have any? no, but funnily enough, a former girlfriend called me up a couple of weeks ago and asked if she should invest? i told couple of weeks ago and asked if she should invest? itold her couple of weeks ago and asked if she should invest? i told her not to do it. well, business and cider. t

meanwhile, eu medicine and banking agencies announce they are to relocate out of london to amsterdam and paris. and the german chancellor, angela merkel, says she'd rather face new elections than lead a minority government, after coalition talks break down. in zimbabwe, president mugabe faces impeachment proceedings as early as tomorrow. the world of tennis has been paying tribute to jana novotna, the former wimbledon singles champion, who's died of cancer at the age of 49. also this hour — celebrating their platinum wedding anniversary. bells ring out for the queen and prince philip, who are celebrating 70 years of marriage. and women are being advised to sleep on their side in the last three months of pregnancy, to avoid having a stillborn baby. —— to cut the risks of stillbirth. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has met senior cabinet ministers in downing street in an effort to make progress on the stalled brexit talks. discussions were expected to focus on a decision on raising the amount the uk will pay to leave the european union. today, the eu's chief brexit ne

staysolaf van den heuvel with us from amsterdam. manus: the u.k. government and turmoil.ay could lose another cabinet member seven days after her defense secretary quit. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: this is bloomberg daybreak europe. let's check on the border markets. the asian equity session rally stalling after we saw the nikkei at its highest since 1992. ese euro stocks futur unchanged. for reflection. president trump is making another leg of his asia journey. he is in china. we have the dubai market pretty flat. given the context of a we have seen for the markets in that region to be flat. manus: that is the state of play in the markets. let's talk about the u.k. it was in our headlines. we have olaf van den heuvel still with us. looking at our mliv blog my imploding u.k. cabinet will not help equities. last week theresa may lost one cabinet member. and possibly to lose a second. one -- minister last week and may have to take action when she returns from africa where she -- where she is on a foreign trip. is imploding. what consequence would it be if we had an election,

another key regulator will move to amsterdam. we'll get full details.ho's announced his intention to stand down, says he wants to be " pa rt of a process of reconciliation." but in a bbc interview, he defended the ira campaign, saying it was a legitimate response to what he described as the oppression of a huge amount of people in northern ireland. i have condemned the ira at times. i have been hugely critical of the ira at times. but, at the same time, i did accept and do accept yet, in response to the situation of a state that didn't want a huge amount of its citizens, and repressed and oppressed them, and then the british government response to that was to militarise the situation, that the ira was a legitimate response to that. and i will never, till the day i die, move away from that situation. but i've also said on the record that i recognise the bravery of notjust ira people, but also those within the old ruc, within the british army, within the unionist paramilitaries. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story. german cha

attracting exactly the type of tourists that amsterdam has a keen to avoid. behaved in a day five euros for a so-called meal in the waffle shop. then they get drunk make a load of noise and then throw up in my flower pods it's just awful yeah the fin the act the creation the. so now the city council has decided to ban the opening of new tourist shops and as rental contracts run out the council replaces such businesses with normal shops locals jokingly call it operation nutella a reference to the widely held belief that waffles coated in the chocolate spread are a traditional dutch speciality. chris growing small has lived in amsterdam for forty five years he says tourist outlets have pushed out almost old local businesses only his local pub has survived. if you may have moved on we need more shops for residence so that we feel at home too and not just the tourists you know the labor for the duration but small businesses struggle to afford the monthly city rents of six thousand euros upwards and a skeptical about operation the teles potential success. with thi

interestingly that came down to a tie between milan and italy —— milan in italy and amsterdam and ited by the drawing of lots and it will take a considerable amount of staff and with it the drug companies who have large conferences and 40,000 hotel rooms a year are books by that agency. those will all be going to amsterdam and it is aside that the eu side is progressing preparations for brexit. michel barnier is sitting here and looking at the uk still deciding what it wants to do about paying the bills as it leaves. the stories we are hearing of a possible 40 billion euros. are you hearing anything more on that? when will we know? how will it go down? there has been a meeting this afternoon in downing street the senior cabinet ministers and theresa may and we understand that they were discussing exactly what they are going to do to progress to that next stage. will they in principle say that they will pay some more? theresa may has already said she is prepared to pay £18 billion which covers this budget period for the eu and she says that nobody else in the eu will be out of pocket

they voted for amsterdam as their new post-brexit location, the european medicines agency. a total of 23 cities were in the running. charlotte, why did harris went as the host city for the banking agency russian mar? charlotte: we'll have to speculate. a lot of people are wondering why frankfurt was not the winner for the epa. it had been a front matter and we thought it was going to take the lead. it did not, it was knocked out and he did reach the final three alongside dublin and then it came down to dublin and to paris and in a tiebreak boat, names were picked out of a hat and paris was the winner, there is something of a bit of luck for paris which was left incredibly disappointed. let's not do down, paris is a financial hub, it is only on to the european security markets agency, that might play a role. ultimately, any winner of this had to prove various criteria. one of which is that they were damaged takeover as soon as the eu and the u.k. posted the eva. that is something paris proved it was able to do. >> moving the agencies brings up its own problems including issu

the medicine regulator will relocate to amsterdam by the time britain departs in march 2019.emerge victorious after a series of secret ballots by eu governments in brussels. transcanada has won approval to build the keystone xl oil pipeline across the state of nebraska. approved anicials alternative route they could be challenged by environmentalists and land owners. moody's says it does not provide certainty for the project completion. of the 1900tion kilometer pipeline has been on the drawing board since 2008. that is your business flash. we have already been discussing the story a little bit. fencey saudis looking to in assets in case the authorities widen the crackdown on corruption. several families and businessmen who are not implicated in the purge are looking at options, including splitting holdings between more than one company. our middle east economics and politics team leader joins us now. that me put you on the spot. what is the point of trying to ring fence assets in a kingdom with centralized of 30 and a huge question over the idea of due process? one of the pe

paris and amsterdam will be hosting them post-brexit.re is still well over one year and three months to go but already the eu is making clear preparations for the divorce. reporter: this is the future home of the european banking authority. paris won the right to host the agency after winning a coin toss against the irish capital of dublin. competition to host institution had been fierce. though in the end, it came down to chance, france's minister described it as a testament to her country's standing in the block. >> some people said we did not have a chance, and yet we won. we managed to convince people that france is back on the year been stage, that we are serious about banking regulation, and paris is attractive as a european banking hub. the fact is that the eba will soon be in paris shows the attractiveness of paris as an economic and financial hub. reporter: this election was a blow to the german city of frankfurt, which had been hoping to cash in on its reputation as a center of european banking. >> it is a pity that the banking

we have chosen amsterdam. so forth and so forth.re will be a small movement of services from london to europe. ggs the, if europe over e brexit negotiations to damage the financial services capability, those services will migrate to the united states or perhaps the far east and then to paris or frankfurt. materially be net worse off if they seek to inflict purposeful damage onto the city of london to no benefit for europe. guy: credit suisse has the highest expectation for what you does next year. so, they are even higher than you. michael, great to see you this morning. michael: thank you. guy: thank you for coming to see us. as we are talking about, michael spencer, ceo of nex group,. . taking a look at the mid-cap movers, including city world, in talks to buy city entertainment. the stock is down by 14%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." we are about 25 minutes into the trading day. on the continent, we see gains in the u.k. and losses on the ftse. let's look deeper into the indexes

there out the european banking and medicines agencies are moving away from london paris and amsterdam will be hosting them post breck's it still well over a year and three months to go but already the e.u. is making clear preparations for the divorce. this is the future home of the european banking authority paris won the right to host the agency after winning a coin toss against the irish capital dublin competition to host the institution had been fears though in the end it came down to chance france's europe minister described the outcome as a testament to her country's standing in the block. sit down literally get out of the some people said we didn't have a chance and yet we won we managed to convince people that france was back on the european stage that we were serious about banking regulation on that paris was attractive as a european banking harbors the fact that the e.p.a. will soon be in paris shows you trucked in most of paris as an economic and financial hub the hope in this election was a blow to the german city of frankfurt which had been hoping to cash in on its reputat

in twenty nineteen means it needs to be relocated the city of amsterdam. nine hundred cities were originally in the running the dutch capital now has sixteen months to organize the move at an estimated cost of four hundred million euros well the first staff members of the european medical agency already arrive next summer so that's very very soon and then in april two thousand and nineteen we're planning to finalize to come from societies and then on january first two thousand and twenty everything should be ready and we should be welcome all the staff members the currently employs some nine hundred people but estimates suggest that twenty percent of positions could be cut as a result of the me from london. another city in celebration is paris who will host the european banking all thora take the selection was a blow to the german city of frankfurt which had been hoping to cash in on its reputation as a. european banking how. the shadows to banking all of this new stuff on for congo here's a pretty the banking all forty isn't coming to frankfurt fronts jus

his second though was a nice finish as his side won 2—1 in amsterdam.american woman for the first time in a0 years. the race went ahead with heightened security following last week's terror attack. kenya's mary keitany was targeting a fourth successive win in the women's race, but with about five kilometres to go shalane flanagan pulled away. it's her first major marathon win and it delighted her and the one million people watching along the route. my my coaches told me that it was possible, the training that i'd put in was the best i'd ever had and they made me believe that today it could happen if ijust ran a tactically sound race and was patient, and these are the moments that we dream of as athletes and this is going to feel good for a really long time. while in the men's race, 24—year—old geoffrey kamworor also won his first major marathon as he held off a fast finish from fellow kenyan wilson kipsang to claim the title in his whatjust his seventh marathon to tennis, where jack sock has won the paris masters to claim the final position for the seas

authority moving headquarters to paris, we've got the european medical agency moving headquarters to amsterdame even got dundee not allowed to go in for the european city of culture because thatis european city of culture because that is run by eu institutions. there is this sort of trickle effect. in the bank shedding 350 million is the latest. all businesses are saying what they needed certainty and they can't have that at the moment. will galvanise the government to try and put its house in order so that we can try and get on and talk about a trade deal. exactly. what businesses would love is a transition deal to save it any major changes are not 18 months away, they are more than two years away. it would allow people in boardrooms to say, i am not going to make any drastic changes. but what the moment they have to do is say because they don't know what the situation will be after march 29, i will rid myself of a problem even if it isa will rid myself of a problem even if it is a slight cost now. i will get rid of these assets because i don't know what the regulatory regime will be or howl

the european union, but once it's not in the european union it loses so much appeal that berlin, amsterdamr some people warsaw, are far more attractive. investment has dried up. certainly i see my clients... i work in financial services and my clients have started to move jobs, and of course because i'm a consultant to those clients, if the roles are elsewhere then the jobs will be elsewhere. they're among thousands who've spent the months since that night calculating their futures in a post—brexit europe. decisions which are reflected in today's figures. since the vote, 572,000 people have arrived to live in the uk, but 342,000 have left. the difference is that crucial net migration figure. 230,000 more people living in the uk than a year ago. but following the brexit vote, that figure has fallen sharply by 106,000, the biggest fall since records began. many employers are deeply worried about the loss of potential workers, but not ken beswick, who runs a stationery firm in south wales. this has been a land of milk and honey. the people of great britain have suffered because of it for far

. >>> amsterdam and paris will host two powerful european regulator agencies set to leave the uk after brexit. amsterdam will be home to the european medicines authority and paris will host the european banking authority. both votes were so tight that authorities had to decide the final results by random draw from a mifish bowl. >> we have had a lot of political issues discussed already, brexit, the uncertain german election, and what happens in germany whether we are facing fresh elections wouldn't that be a conundrum as we have 2018 down for the italians >> and more companying moving out companies moving out of londoncs >> you can e-mail us and you can tweet us directly. >>> coming up on the show, more on the doj's big challenge to the at&t-time warner deal. i just saved thousands on my loan at lendingtree.com. in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize at lendingtree you can save money on almost any sort of loan. i consolidated my credit card debt with a personal loan. i foun

member states amsterdam has been chosen as the new post writes a location for the european medicines agency. earlier we spoke with our very own charlotte shells and pills in brussels and we asked her why paris won the right to host the european banking agent's and i think a lot of people really are wondering why frankfurt wasn't the winner for the a.b.a. it had been a front runner and a lot thought that it was going to take the lead it didn't though it was knocked out it did reach the final three alongside dublin then came down to dublin and to paris and then in a tie break the names were picked out of a hat and paris was the n.s.a. was something of a bit of luck for paris with dublin left incredibly disappointed but that does not do it down paris of course is something of a financial hub it's already home to the european security markets agency that might played a role ultimately the ne win this had to prove various criteria one of which being that they were ready to take over is seen as the u.k. left the e.u. and immediately hosts the e.p.a. that something obviously paris proved th

after 19 submissions, three rounds of voting and a virtual dead heat, the ems will leave london for amsterdamis. the ema was seen as the bigger prize. this is a therapy unit at guy's hospital, regulators can mean a cluster of expertise and scientific know—how that could ultimately attract businesses to the successful city. from the uk's point of view we are talking about maybe 900 jobs at the medicines agency and a couple of hundred at the banking regulator but they are highly skilled roles and in sectors the uk likes to think it is pretty good at. back in april, david davis suggested that subject to some negotiation, the agencies could stay in london. now it seems they are definitely off, so what does that mean for the uk and what might take their place? for the pharmaceutical industry body, the departure of the regulator could leave a golf that causes other problems. the industry as £30 million worth of gdp to the economy with the highest research and development spend on the economy. there are several concerns with the uncertainty that we have around brexit. we could see delays of up to on

in london, an auction process like the eurovision song contest, the medicines agency will go to amsterdambank agency will go to paris. this is the real effect of brexit and we are already seen it at home. the government said it wants to promote global britain after brexit. but those agencies moving is not a great diplomatic sign. michelle bachelet is wanting to play hardball and his comments are showing us that things will not be easy after we decide what this divorce is going to be. he was talking about a trade deal and said that the dome happened so long as britain stays very close to the eu on a lot of those regulations on food standards and social roles and environmental protections and so on, which a lot of the brexiteers want to... that seems to my mind to be increasingly the way things are going. we will have a technical brexit and definitely come out of the year but the reality for a terms of their relationship with other countries and how they work in terms of regulations is going to stay pretty similar. we're just going to copy and paste everything across and technically we will

monday, news came that two big eu regulatory agencies in london are being moved offshore to paris and amsterdamo london. but it was interesting, of course, that britain's allocated eu institutions were both in london in the first place. but today, disappointing brexit news came for five other cities — they'd been competing to be european city of culture 2023. the eu commission said they are ineligible because we will no longer be a member state. were we stupid to think we might be part of the city of culture game once we leave? or is the commission being unreasonable? i'm with rosie millard, who is chair of hull — the uk city of culture 2017. she is also on the selection panel for the european city of culture. i presume it was. you mean capital of culture. because it has gone now. you were going to choose one of the five cities. look at the care that has gone into it. 0ur place, that was belfast. i am puzzle as to how it got this far, we voted to leave some time ago, how could it have got this far would us realising? it must have been on their risk register, they must have had this anxiety this

color in every series indulging experiments in the previous days we've shown you a restaurant in amsterdam that serves nothing but avocados and ukrainian chefs preparing sculptures out of cure what pork fat but trust me this might be the strangest idea yet at the restaurant the more blunt the food the better chef to bust down funk love serving his dishes buns to the crisp sounds strange but it has won him two michelin stars so we thought it was worth a try. me tom cole is a flame thrower hay from mt past and a hot plate heated to five hundred degrees celsius it's got. some guests are really bowled over by it and they say they'll remember the dish in ten years' time but others simply send a plate back on touched and say they can't eat it this kind of this. cabbage blackened beat and scenario fish with a burnt crossed and a gravy made from spray paint. oh yes and leaked you know this isn't the result of some kitchen design or a fancy new technique but an old southern european cooking method. there's a traditional roast cream we diced celeriac and carrots cooked them really slowly for over tw

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new york, london and amsterdam already have them. d.c. council member brandon todd proposed a bill last month creating a new director of the office of nightlife. the director would act as liaison between government and community leersd and business owners to make sure everybody reaps the benefit of the night skoon. >>> police tell us a woman visiting from out of town was raped on a sidewalk. tonight they're looking for her attacker. investigators say the woman was confronted around 10:30 last night on south randolph street in the shirlgton area. it wasn't far from a metrobus station. the victim had just left a friend's apartment. she was loading items into her car when the amana proechd her from behind, pushed her down and sexually assaulted her. people we spoke to were shocked by the brazen attack. >> i think it's devastating, especially for the area. >> it's definitely really scary. >> disappointing. someone is taking advantage of a vulnerable moment. >> despite a massive manhunt, police couldn't find the attacker. if you have any >>> t

this is amsterdam's financial district. these buildings are filled with the offices of businesses that actively implement europe's most tax friendly policies that includes the use of countless offshore companies. at this address on the prince brown outline there are no less than three thousand seven hundred forty businesses registered. looks like they don't want us filming air. here's the most popular of the dutch based tax avoidance schemes the cuts the tax on a company's profits to almost nothing. it's called a c.v. b.v. this is how it works let's say an american multinational sets up two businesses in the netherlands one is a b.b. the other a c.v. . the b.b. is an operating company which generally runs the multinationals european business most of the european profits flow tax free into the netherlands directly to the b.v. the c.v. is the limited partnership which is responsible for licensing and marketing the company's products the b.v. pays excessive license fees to the c.v. sharply reducing its tax liability companies

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week after the european medicines agency announced it will move its headquarters from london to amsterdam. to be on the m a there are a few other firms and agencies preparing to leave london after brock's it to that includes the banking regulator which could of course shadow which city will become the blocks new financial hub r.t. correspondent peter oliver has more on that from berlin. with sixteen months to go until brags that the european union has already decided where it will be moving its london based agencies with votes from the twenty seven remaining e.u. states tied to the. protest over representative saw as a bias against eastern and central european countries. to be drawn from above and the witness would be the new home of the european banking authority or. not could give the french capital an edge over of the e.u. five senses should we see something of a bricks that exists and banks looking to relocate the french president said he was very happy with the decision so what about frankfurt the whole of the european central bank seem to many like a natural choice. they wanted to r