both were for assessed pip at different times by different assessors and one was granted pip and oneolved but can't the minister see that the system is totally unfit for purpose and needs overhauling? when will the government do this? can ijust say that the very fact that the honourable lady said the case had been resolved shows that the system is working. it is very important, it is very important to me that we make the right decision the first time and i have set in place a whole series of improvements to pip. we have followed the advice given to us by the independent review of pip and are working at pace to make the necessary changes. i have a young constituent who has pku, a rare inherited disorder which requires strict diet and treatment for life. she had been in recepit of dla but now she has turned 16, she has scored zero in every category in pip. would the minister consider to meet with me and my constituent so we can iron out this clear case of " computer says no. " i would be absolutely delighted to meet the honourable lady and to go through this constituency case. minister

i'm an entrepreneur as well pip started several businesses. one of the things i experience when i'm interviewing the veteran is moment where i see what real stress is and realize kind of stress that i deal with is nothing compared to the dangers and risks and horrors these folks saw. >> it includes the loss of comrad. a friend. have you heard those stories? >> yes absolutely. we've heard that many of the stories, some of them stick with you. they may stay with you. one of the soldiers did bail out. either misunderstood the rule or got anxious. they were able to fix the engines and get them operable. we watched parachute drip down to the water. >> is there anything comparable and look veteran from the civil war or world war i and written accounts? >> that's one of my major motivations. i have family members in the american revolution and civil war. i would give almost anything to hear their story. at least in the case of the veteran it iss in my family pip haven't been able to find anything. it dawned on me, i don't need a time machine to captu

sir alex ferguson with 26 years pipped him by four years at manchester united.e have seen in good health very recently so this is a very sudden illness for sir alex ferguson. the first we heard of it as well was when former manchester united striker and southampton manager mark hughes who won two premier league titles and ferguson said after southampton ‘s game earlier on today that he had heard some whispers and was hoping it wasn't true. he said

pips sound. police in manchester say a number of people have been killed and others injured at manchester arena after at least one explosion was reported. we've just heard from greater manchester police that they are linking this to terrorism. every time i close my eyes, ijust see it and hear it. the only way i can describe it was ants out of a colony. that noise went off and then everyone just went silent and then everyone just started running. for leanne and her daughter, lainey, it's still very raw.

pip appeals were upheld in 2017. pip appeals were upheld in 2017.7596 appeals were even more successful, 75% of those who appealed in london, south—west and wales had decisions overturned. in scotland and the north—east of england, just over half successful. the dwt couldn't explain the regional differences but said successful appeals were usually because of further evidence at tribunal ‘s. because of further evidence at tribunal 's. this is a wake-up call to the government. at scope uk, we hear from people every day how difficult the assessment is. we want to see the assessment work for disabled people. the dwp insists new payments are fairer because they will reassess people more often. steve has now been repaid thousands he is due but he is worried others will have to rely on being the appeals to get what they are entitled to. well away from the royal wedding there are two big sporting occasions tomorrow. manchester united face chelsea in the fa cup final at wembley, while celtic take on motherwell in the scottish cup final at hampden park. david

or pip. he has cerebral palsy and only realised there was a problem at the bank a few months later.artment for work and pensions says he was sent three letters to attend an assessment but steve struggled to open those letters so he missed the appointments. his benefit stopped and, with zero income, he was left thousands in debt. the dwp later said he had a good reason for not turning up but steve had to win at a tribunal to go back on the benefit he was on before. the new type of benefit that steve and millions like him are applying for can be really important in getting people back to work. what we now know is that appeals against incorrect... incorrect decisions are rising every year. 67% of appeals were upheld in 2017. pip appeals were even more successful, 75% of those who appealed in london, south—west and wales had decisions overturned. in scotland and the north—east of england, just over half successful. the dwp couldn't explain the regional differences but said successful appeals were usually because of further evidence at tribunals. this is a wake—up call to the government.

the charity, scope uk, claims the figures show "fundamental flaws" in assessments for pips aren‘t beingcommons, john bercow, has been accused of swearing, and calling a senior minister "a stupid woman" during an angry outburst in parliament. according to the daily telegraph, his remarks were aimed at the leader of the commons, andrea leadsom in parliament on wednesday. a spokeswoman for mr bercow said he treated colleagues with respect. figures obtained by the bbc suggest that large numbers of people who challenged a decision to remove their main disability benefit were successful last year. in the south—east of england, london and wales, around three—quarters of those who contested a decision about their personal independence payment — or pip — won their appeals. the charity, scope uk, claims the figures show "fundamental flaws" in assessments for pips aren‘t being addressed. apologies, we have already told you about that story in this summary! some households in britain only get half the broadband speeds they‘re promised, that‘s according to the consumers‘ association. it found, from

and matia vecino got the winnerfor inter, as they pipped lazio for the last champions league spot. fans will be descending on the ukranian capital kiev this week, for the champions league final between liverpool and real madrid. it's one of the most prestigious competitions in football, and tickets are highly sought after. but, as our correspondent jonah fisher reports, finding accommodation there can be an expensive business. this is where the champions league final will take place on saturday night. 63,000 fans will be packed inside the olympic stadium. i am vitali klitschko, mayor of kiev. former heavyweight champion of the world. for all sports fans, welcome to kiev. it will be amazing. there are certainly amazing sights, but the choice of kiev has also proved somewhat controversial. the moment real madrid and liverpool were confirmed as the two teams in the final, hotel prices really went through the roof. most places are full. others are trying to make huge profits. take this hotel. it's charging £1,500 for the night. and it's 12 kilometres from here to the stadium. and a sta

he narrowly topped a poll of some 400 journalists, pipping manchester city midefielder kevin de bruynevotes. this follows salah's pfa players' player of the year award, which was voted for by his fellow professionals. steven gerrard says he has held positive talks with rangers over their vacant manager's position. former england captain gerrard is currently in charge of liverpool's under 18's but has no top level experience as a manager. he could replace graeme murty who was sacked today, just 48 hours after their 5—0 thrashing by old firm rivals celtic in the scottish premiership. with more, here's our reporter chris mclaughlin. the rangers players leaving training earlier, they have just been informed that the man who came in to coverfor informed that the man who came in to cover for the man who informed that the man who came in to coverfor the man who had been sacked, had just been sacked. relieved of his duties, the club added that he had to contend with difficult and challenging circumstances but conducted himself ina circumstances but conducted himself in a thoroughly professiona

you will see if they give it a pip.hat leads to the challenge of the climb. >> they're injuring themselves as they go. they have to get themselves to a secure place, anchor and keep moving. that's crazy. >> i just imagine myself with a bullhorn. you have a sandwich >> off the circle now. >> it's basically like a big bird. >> kind of like a seagull, its different. while they are climbing, they are making themselves around the bird's home. >> a little privacy. please. >> spectacular, i had no idea the shetland islands had so much natural beauty. >>> baby's first word is a big deal and moms and dads are always trying to get babys to say their names first this video is really your baby's first word will be da da. by jimmy fallon. >> da da, wah, wah, wah. >> da da makes the noise let's see the animal on the next page represents, da da. >> beep beep beep beep beep. >> mama. >> a ha, ha, ha ha ha. >> all that work. >> the little one says, mama. >> you can always rely on doidz do the exact opposite. >> speaking of the exact opp

. >> and interesting pip spoke exclusively to simone simmons.as princess diana's spiritual adviser. we sat down with her seven years ago. she had nothing but positive vibes. today, talking about harry and meghan, things were different. you were good friends with diana. what would she think of meghan markle? >> she's not happy. she thinks he's going to end in disaster. >> simone claims to speak to diana from beyond the grave. she played some of the many phone messages diane ma left for her. >> i'm in a meeting. i'll be there for another hour. all went well at lunch. lots of love. bye. >> diana's psychic says the late princess is concerned that harry's marriage will to meghan will create a lot of pain. is there she doesn't want to see him hurt because he won't be able to cope with that level of emotion and distress. is there so she thinks meghan will hurt him? >> yes. >> in what way? >> she thinks a few years down the line, meghan will get very bored with harry. she'll have eyes for somebody else. >> simone believes meghan is more in love with the

he callsals pip hippy living in a catcher. she joins him on adventures. >> we met at a time i was living in a camper i had built for the back of my truck. >> i love this guy. that's the interesting part. >> i fell in love with him already. >> if you love that, you will love the rest of their story. he said he sells the truck and catcher and they bought a passenger van. >> this passenger van is an adventure. >> their entire life became one big roadtrip. then they decided to sell the van and move to thailand. they moved there so mandy can continue her training as a skew ba drooi diver. her dream was to become a marine biologist. >> when i met her, to me it only made sense i do what she feels most comfortable. >> they set out to find her spaft i fate spot. she says she decided to do it 55 feet under water. >> they make at this time shortest possible. yes or no? >> she has some friends help them out so they can get through it. >> it's siller with a half et diamond in the middle. >> he created it, himself. okay. folks, let's do it.

andrea: esa mujer naciÓ el 16 de julio de 1998 en unos pip tal de jacksonville, florida.biolÓgica nunca mÁs supo de ella. cada aÑo, su familia biolÓgica le preparaba un pastel de cumpleaÑos con la esperanza de que algÚn dÍa alexis volviera a casa. el caso ganÓ notoriedad a nivel nacional, las autoridades recibieron miles de vistas. en enero del 2017,2 fuentes anÓnimas ayudaron a la policÍa a dar con el paradero de williams. la mujer fue arrestada, se declarÓ culpabley ahora enfrenta a la justicia. en corte, las emociones corrieron a flor de piel. [habla en inglÉs] cree llanto --[llanto] reportera: un per dos no eso suficiente, la madre biolÓgica, quien quizÁ nunca podrá borrar la agonÍa que viviÓ durante 18 aÑos, al perder importantes etapas en el desarrollo de su niÑa. para esta adolescente hay emociones encontradas. alexis aÚn visita a williams en la cÁrcel, le escribe y le dice mamÁ. por otro lado, la joven dice entender que williams cometiÓ un crimen y por eso deberÁ pagar un precio. la pareja de williams asegura que tambiÉn fue engaÑado. por 18 aÑos Él pensÓ que alex

futures are lower in london 11 pips, 500 points dropped off the dow yesterday.ures 20 points lower in german or. gam, tim hayward saying it is contained. let's have a look at your risk radar because i think that gives you a little of reflection. this is dollar-yen, by the end, by the swiss to a certain extent. you are looking at a moderate move. .esterday, we were using panic there was panic when the two-year notes open. breaking news coming in from rbf. we will get back to markets in a second. we were waiting to hear if they would begin to sell some of their debt, but the cfo has at rbs. as the cfo the question is when will the government begin to divest themselves of those positions in rbs? we are seeing ross mcewan still there, you and stephenson, he goes and in terms of participation on the board. he leaves the board at rbs. that is the cfo. yen is bid, tenure futures are coming back a little. let's look at the bond market. i have squeezed it down in terms of duration. the two-year government bonds in italy. despite what you saw in terms of yield. the yield

>> doint thing they let me into the party pip was 19. i was like, trust me. be at the party. >> you don't get in tonight, there's problems. >> then the screening really didn't go well. >> coming up -- >> i'm being honored for something i love doing most in life. >> what makes jessica simpson mom of the year? how far will she go the keep her kids happy? >> cute to watch them have fun. >>> plus, meghan markle's connection to princess diana you never knew. and we're with harry and meghan today. the dog version. behind the scenes at a corgi royal wedding. >>> but first -- >> you have a big anniversary this year. i said i loved you but i slide 25 years old this year. >> sit really? i didn't know that. ♪ i said i loved you but i lied ♪ >> we have been following michael bolton through the past three decades and all that hair. >> oh, my god. rolling, people. >> what do you remember there that time? >> um, how long my hair was. >> now he's about to debut his passion project. american dream detroit in theaters one night only, may 15th. >> why does michael bolton want t

it was nice to get out my frustrations pip didn't do special training. my character is just a mom packing up a house. last summer, we filmed in malibu. um -- i was just doing pilates and drinking rose. that was the extent of it. i train harder just for social media events. you haven't a clue what i'm capable of. >> in real life, gabrielle's a step mom to dwyane's four boys. did the boys see the movie? will they see it? >> they haven't. they'll be in school. they'll have to pay and go like everyone. they're going use their allowance and go pay like everyone else. >> she is something else in the movie. meanwhile, dwyane stopped by "elen" today to surprise waffle house shooting hero james shaw jr. he says dwayne is his favorite basketball player. >>> for real. >> tiffany haddish's tips. huh she's made friends with the world's most famous stars. >> i love you. i love you, too. >> which a-lister left her speechless. >> i was like, hello, hi. >>> plus, robin hood's merry men have never been so sexy. >> i saw his jawline. i said, there that thing is right there

i think that is yesterday's close, paris is down 4.5 pips. politics at play in the u.k.haken, not stirred on the equity markets. that in what we have seen in the asian session, down 1/8 of a percent. markets worried about higher treasuries and the chinese trade conversation. do they have to worry about geopolitics on the korean peninsula once again? u.s. futures pretty flat at this state. -- stage. your backup at 3.07, we crossed into that range yesterday, taking some in the market off guard. key to that, gold is getting a bid. that wasn't the case weeks ago. we dropped below 1300, we are up .3%. manus: i know you like this, the bonds hit a big button yesterday and the 10 year government bond yield, do you want to worried about year -- that or the 30 year? james bullard will join the bloomberg team and put this in context. one of the most important driving voices overnight in the past 24 hours has been from williams. a couple of tenths of a percent in the change in inflation is not going to make or break the bond market. yields are at the highest level since 2011. you ha

is down by 12 pips. bithave to come back little lower this morning on these kind of moves.you expect that spread to blowout? template for looking on the spreads to play. more risk to come according to the chief economist at goldman sachs. juliette saly has everything else going on around the world. turkey's central banks at anaised interest rates emergency meeting. the central bank raised its liquidity window i 300 basis points to 16.5%. they kept other rates unchanged. stated it's ready to continue using all instruments. federal reserve officials have signaled they are set to raise interest rates at their meeting next month but they said no clear message on whether they would hike one or more to -- one or two more times this year. minutes said it would likely be soon appropriate to increase the benchmark policy rates concerning investor expectations. beyond that, officials expressed a range of views. the u.s. has started an investigation weather car and truck imports threaten national security. an investigation would unfold under the same laws that invoked global tariffs o

this dropping by 18 pips morning. the two-year yield a rallied 119 points. are we done there?lity onuy the bond market. you have seen the biggest spike in bond yields in italy since 2012. bunds are a little lower, angela merkel saying you've got to stick to the rules. country. a vote in his he put a referendum to one side and within seven days, he was signing on the dotted line. futures in germany are up, the position it is important here. bearish two-year notes. are they exhausted? net short hedge fund positions have flipped to net long. those are your markets. juliette saly is standing by with your first word news. the fed should slow its pace of policy normalization to help realign price expectations around 2% and maintain the credibility at its inflation target. that is according to the president of the st. louis federal reserve bank. james bullard spoke in tokyo today. >> we are almost at this longer -- federal funds rate right now. so this is one argument about why you may not have to do too much more in the u.s. to normalize monetary policy. juliette: spain's embattled

at the other end of the table hoffenheim pipped bayer leverkusen and rb leipzig to fourth place, as theye are 36 days until brazil play their first game at this year's world cup. and neymar has just given them a huge boost. the forward's resumed training after undergoing foot surgery two months ago. his club paris st germain say he'll start his physical preparation with the ball on sunday. neymar has been out of action since breaking a bone in his right foot in february. brazil's first world cup match is against switzerland on the 17thjune by the way. to rugby union. leinster have won the champion's cup for a record equalling fourth time. they beat the french side racing 92, 15—12. 0ur rugby union reporter chrisjones was watching in bilbao. no doubt leinster have been the best tea m no doubt leinster have been the best team in race—macro this season but they were made to dig very deep this champions cup final, raising 92 gave everything on a given day, they gave nothing out there, but leinster had enough at the end to win by 15—12, even though the french club had a last—ditch effort to f

cheap prosecco tastes like soda water mixed with a bag of sherbet pips says one commentator.. it is an incredibly precise and pristine sparkler. we will remember that. thank you for being with us. staying warm with a potential for further thundery downpours as we move through the next couple of days. today's stars of fairly great, but it will brighten up as we move through the day. we have sunshine in the forecast, the best which can be found in the north and the west. northern ireland and scotland saw the warmest days of the year so far. i risk of thundery showers in the south and they will be fairly hit and miss. but they could contain thunder, lightning and hail. the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and north—west scotland. fog lingering on the east coast. temperatures down a bit on yesterday, but for northern ireland and north—west scotland you could see 26. 0vernight more in the wake of cloud working its way in from the east and mist and fog developing. holding onto clearer skies in north—west scotland and northern ireland and showery outbreaks of rain pushing in

and development ship pip the first few thousands and then we took off as a company we set new standards for personal security rights just for people maybe enough really with the treasure or has become like the industry standard almost i mean people always talk about trey's ours to become part of the argo of the crypto space but just walk through how it actually works as a piece of hardware and what happens is how does it work ok so it's an offline computer basically what he does is basically generates your private key sing a secure environment and then he signs transactions that's what he does and supports myriad of different currencies and so do use it to you just plug it into your computer prepare your transaction on the on the computer screen. or two to sign the terms section on it thousands of you shipped i'm not telling that a lot outloud a lot a lot ok well let's move on you know people when they own big coin they learn about individual economic sovereignty is actually a very difficult thing to secure literally many mom and pop investors have been piling into purely for speculatio

sir alex ferguson with 26 years pipped him by four years at manchester united.he first we heard of it as well was when former manchester united striker and southampton manager mark hughes who won two premier league titles and ferguson said after southampton ‘s game earlier on today that he had heard some whispers and was hoping it wasn't true. he said he wishes alex fergusson the best. but the good news, as far as alex fergusson is concerned, is the statement from manchester united, to say the procedure which he is undergone today, that emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage has gone very surgery for a brain haemorrhage has gone very well but the 76—year—old will need an intensive period of recovery to help him get over this. catherine, for viewers just tuning in now, this will come as a great surprise to people, won't it? because sir alex ferguson clearly appeared to be in pretty good health until we heard this. yes, appeared to be in pretty good health untilwe heard this. yes, he is known, isn't he, for being a very fiery character, very opinionated, a very

the bora—hansgrohe rider pipped elia viviani just before the line, as the seventh stage ended in a bunchehind bennett. lewis hamilton has edged red bull's daniel ricciardo and max verstappen after second practice at the spanish grand prix. there were some high—profile spins in barcelona, including verstappen in an eventful start to the weekend. his red bull team—mate ricciardo came in second to mercedes' hamilton who finished quickest in the second practice. and the weather got in the way of what should have been a historic day for ireland's cricketers. they were all ready to play pakistan in their first ever test and then it started raining in malahide, and it didn't really let up. play was abandoned for the day, and they're hoping to get under way at 11am tomorrow morning. that's all the sport for now. it is now 11—3 kyle edmund in the second set tie—break, trailing against denis shapovalov one set down, looking to make the madrid 0pen semifinal. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can also keep up to the date with the latest from the player's champions

he narrowly topped a poll of some a00 journalists, pipping kevin de bruyne by fewer than 20 votes.ers' player of the year award he collected, voted for by his fellow professionals. one of england's greatest rugby players, danielle waterman, has announced her international retirement. after making her debut at 18, she played in four world cups, helping england to take the title four years ago. waterman is the red roses' leading try—scorer, with a7 in 82 tests. we've reached the quarter final stage of the world snooker championship. with the likes of mark selby and ronnie 0'sullivan already out, ding junhui is the new favourite. he's taking on 2013 runner up barry hawkins and has some work to do as well. he trails by 5—3 after the first session. elsewhere, it's a repeat of the masters final on the other table where mark allen and kyren wilson shared the first eight frames. the first to 13 goes through. those matches resume at 7 o'clock, starting in the next half—hour are the other two quarter—finals, john higgins againstjudd trump, and mark williams versus ali carter. there's coverag

the president traffics in racism as well pip ha. i have said i believe he is racist because he traffics in the same thing. he is promoting these conspiracy theories and the president and administration is doing is as well. this is part of the normalization of conspiracy theories and every day racism in this country. people are stating to believe it's okay because there are people like roseanne who have a platform and a mega phone to push it out there all the time. 20 million people who followed roseanne. why did they follow her? because in some way they bought into her bigotry, the racism, the homophobia, the conspiracy theer or theory. if you watched that show and you believed it and bought into it, then you are part of it as well. >> amen, don. as a conservative on this panel, i'm concerned about what reaction we're going to see. we're starting to see it trickle in already, where instead of condemning it for the racism it is, and she deserved to lose her show, you're starting to see people justify it. and to me that is the trump e

by the way, i been back to the village twice pip went in 1994 and it was still pretty primitive. i went in 2010. in 2010, the church and village have been rebuilt with money vietnam americans. they sent money back. first time i was asked not to speak with anybody regarding service in the caps because the secret police will come and say we cannot believe this guy came 10,000 miles, 30 years later to see you. you're up to something. they said be very occasions about that. we didn't talk to them. previous guys that came to the village, he now lives in thai thailand. they knew that i was in the village. the vietnamese called me lone lonesome man. that was call sign for me. lonesome man. they knew lonesome was in the village. i showed photos of civilians. women laughed and because they're all grown up now. they were little kids then and they would laugh at the photos. the cap was attacked. some army dusters, which are twin 40 mike mike, intervened without permission and shot up vietnamese. it's a truck convoy. it became dark and couldn't travel anymore. when they saw the north vietnam

the pips sound.ester say a number of people have been killed and others injured at manchester arena after at least one explosion was reported. we've just heard from greater manchester police that they are linking this to terrorism. every time i close my eyes, ijust see it and hear it. the only way i can describe it was ants out of a colony. that noise went off and then everyone just went silent and then everyone just started running. for leanne and her daughter lainey, it's still very raw. i heard a massive bang. at first i thought it were a balloon because she let down loads of balloons, like, that big. and then i heard a girl in front of me shout, "it's a bomb". it was a terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 22 people. the youngest was just eight years old. hundreds like leanne have needed intensive therapy. i went suicidal, i couldn't cope any more. if i wouldn't have gone to that session, i don't think i'd be here. that's the first time i've said that in front of lainey. the attack was carri

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the bora—hansgrohe rider pipped elia viviani just before the line, as the seventh stage ended in a bunch. lewis hamilton has edged red bull's daniel ricciardo and max verstappen after second practice at the spanish grand prix. there were some high profile spins in barcelona, including verstappen in an eventful start to the weekend. his red bull team—mate ricciardo came in second to mercedes' hamilton who finished quickest in the second practice. and the weather has got in the way of what should have been a historic day for ireland's cricketers. they were all ready to play pakistan in their first ever test — and then it started raining in malahide, and it hasn't stopped since. so play has been abandoned for the day, and they're hoping to get underway at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. azi farni will be here at 6.30 with sportsday, but that's it for now. thank you very much indeed, sarah. now, as promised... more now on news that the government is pressing ahead with plans to

the committee discussed the credentials report and pips minutes, and that really ends our jcc. is there anything to add, dr. green, to the committee? >> it's an incredibly impressive institution. >> if not, then that's it for the joint conference. >> and unless there are comments, a consideration for adjournment is in order. >> motion to adjourn. all those in favor, signify by saying aye? meeting is adjourned. thank you all. ♪ >> about two years ago now i had my first child. and i thought when i come back, you know, i'm going to get back in the swing of things and i'll find a spot. and it wasn't really that way when i got back to work. that's what really got me to think about the challenges that new mothers face when they come back to work. ♪ >> when it comes to innovative ideas and policies, san francisco is known to pave the way, fighting for social justice or advocating for the environment, our city serves as the example and leader many times over. and this year, it leads the nation again, but for a new reason. being the most supportive city of nursing mothers in the work pl

the committee discussed the credentials report and pips minutes, and that really ends our jcc. is there anything to add, dr. green, to the committee? >> it's an incredibly impressive institution. >> if not, then that's it for the joint conference. >> and unless there are comments, a consideration for adjournment is in order. >> motion to adjourn. all those in favor, signify by saying aye? meeting is adjourned. thank you all. [music] >> san francisco city clinic provides a broad range of sexual health services from stephanie tran medical director at san francisco city clinic. we are here to provide easy access to conference of low-cost culturally sensitive sexual health services and to everyone who walks through our door. so we providestd checkups, diagnosis and treatment. we also provide hiv screening we provide hiv treatment for people living with hiv and are uninsured and then we hope them health benefits and rage into conference of primary care. we also provide both pre-nd post exposure prophylactics for hiv prevention we also provide a range of women's reproductive health s

pips sound.chester say a number of people have been killed and others injured at manchester arena after at least one explosion was reported. we've just heard from greater manchester police that they are linking this to terrorism. every time i close my eyes, ijust see it and hear it. the only way i can describe it was ants out of a colony. that noise went off and then everyone just went silent and then everyone just started running. for leanne and her daughter, lainey, it's still very raw. i heard a massive bang. at first i thought it were a balloon because she let down loads of balloons, like, that big. and then i heard a girl in front of me shout, "it's a bomb!" it was a terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 22 people. the youngest was just eight years old. hundreds like leanne have needed intensive therapy. i went suicidal, i couldn't cope any more. if i wouldn't have gone to that session, i don't think i'd be here. that's the first time i've said that in front of lainey. the attack was ca

a rise of 23 pips for the bones. -- bunds. this spread is one we will focus on most readily.nd market in the u.s., better bid there. the turkish lira getting paste at record lows. the emerging-market angst is permeating. the you buy u.s. treasuries, yen? auctionn the midst of was -- bid to cover ratio in line with auctions, but the yield the market was offered was the highest in quite a number of years, the highest since 2008. getting these options away is the critical point. btp is under pressure. juliette saly has your first word news. searche: in italy, the for the country's next prime minister has been thrown into disarray after doubts were cast over the suitability of the chosenor, the candidate by populist allies. according to an official, he is no longer certain of endorsement by the intent establishment five-star movement or the anti-immigrant league. they said he himself might be in running for the premiership. the you k's foreign secretary has said the country's prime a list of demands, saying to get on with it. speaking to bloomberg, boris johnson said theresa may

we have seen it in the ism manufacturie ining surveys, pip inflation data.rough and having an impact because of the small tariffs that have been implemented and the ripple effects of the expectations in the markets. that's very important. uncertainty is undermining the investment we need in the manufacturing sector because we don't know who will get hit hardest by these tariffs going forward. >> earlier i said the tariffs would cause a $350 billion impact on the beer industry. it was million. my error. let's look at the other side, this trump argument that he is playing this game of bluff or chicken. now there's another month. is there a method to this madness. the underlying problem is the inte unintended consequence. it's undermining investment. investment in first quarter already fell short of what expectations were despite the tax cut in everything else. this is undermining the very thing we want to encourage. that in and of itself is proof is in the pudding that it's not working. the other issue is quotas. administration back to the '80s looking at quot

the threat this week to pull out of the summit came after kim jong-un's second meeting with xi gin pippresident of china and that's quote, potentially influencing kim jong-un according to the president. what did you make of that? >> there is the possibility that china is saying go along with this summit if you look cooperative, we can help you with escaping some of these sanctions. and that is what some of the long time north korea watchers and some of the people who negotiated with pyongyang have feared, they're just drawing this out to make it look like they're willing to give up their nuclear weapons, where as they're only willing to go halfway there, so that in the meantime they get some economic relief. >> and in 15 seconds, the president saying, it would be interesting, he says, if the meeting doesn't happen, we may or may not have it. if we don't have it, that would be interesting. >> i think there is still going to try to have it come off, the two leaders will meet, but then it may well fall down in the details afterwards. >> kim dozier, appreciate it, have a good weekend. we'l

vekselberg, who is also working with wilbur ross and a bank of cyprus that was full of russian money pip mean, i feel like kerry mathison a little bit on "homeland." now need a big board and lots of stripg to put all of this together. and we see with the financial disclosure form coming out today, that footnote is very telling. the only thing different than what they saw last year and this year is michael's intervention. and i think they were obviously trying to cover up some of that last year and they couldn't do it anymore, because the payments have become public. but with the whole financial disclosure issue, with donald trump has been from the beginning, not revealing his taxes, and even with these forms. they're highly, highly limited, what they tell us about the loans he has, from overseas sources like deutsche bank and from other places, so you can never get a good grip on his overall finances and who he owes money to, let alone hush money payments. >> right. any thought for michael or no? >> well, i just want to know what's next, michael. come on. let us -- but seriously, i mean,

euro stoxx 50 up 12 pips. london is on location. you are at work.what i like to see, productivity personified. [laughter] anna: london may be on vacation, but we are still here. let's talk about the german data storage. as we talked about, we have seen it rolling over and weakening in some of the data coming out of the eurozone, and many economists trying to work out what that means. the ecb trying to work out what that means. german factory orders looking weak this morning. german factory orders falling by increase that% had been anticipated. that's the german data storage. this is one month of data. we can get carried away with it here at it comes on the back of some weakening. but suck about the risk greater. msci asia-pacific up by .1%. we are back from holidays for this market. the japanese market back in business in full force this week. over $70 per barrel. 70.46 is where we trade for the first time since november 2014. we are above $70 per barrel. may 12 is saturday of next weekend. president trump will decide before than on iran. the u.s. d

they are wrapping by 30 pips and we are getting the opening sweeps here, we have a government formation stepping back from calling for debt forgiveness. there is still the markets are adjusting to some of the risk in italy. let's talk about countryside. reporting their first half your revenue of under 400 million pounds, this is a property management company. it says it remains confident on delivering expectations for 2018 and the medium term. joining us is the ceo of countryside properties. good to see you this morning. where does the confidence come from because it depends on what ceo you speak to and frexit is front and center but you remain confident on delivering in your full-year views. what -- why are you so confident? guest: good morning. we are delighted with the results we have put out. there are some conflicting messages coming back from the housebuilding sector. we chose a strategy now that we have been implementing for the past for years which was to focus on next 10 year delivery of properties. that means providing private for and privateies rented properties and providing

i'm pip i was tipped off of the right—wingers would raise this and it is a distraction.liffe says his wife nazanin denies the new allegation of spreading propaganda. she is already serving a five—year sentence after being convicted of spying. she denies all charges. the british prime minister's spokesman said the government was urgently seeking more information from iranian authorities. across the state of texas, people stood for a moment of silence today in a ritual that is becoming painfully familiar. they were remembering the 10 people shot dead in a school in the small town of santa fe on friday. some texas schools also boosted their own security measures today but the prospects of more gun controls in one of the most gun friendly states in the union seem slim to nothing. so sad seeing these pictures again from america and american schools. here is a radical proposal being put forewa h here is a radical proposal being put forewah that parents should pull their children out of school in the new year and september until there are sensible gun controls. one of the peopl

space,look at the pip anected inflation, and make adjustment to get it translated into pce inflation, the markets are saying they do not see enough inflationary pressure to get pce inflation back to 2%. even after five years or five years after that. i think inflation expectations are still a little weak for us to be moving into a restricted mode. we should stay where we are and let them resent her on our 2% inflation target. that will set us up better for prolonging the expansion to where it is today. peers: jim, you and your have your own version of a neutral rate. what makes yours the right neutral rate? analysis is just one out of many, i understand that, but i really think the global, if youal interest rate, look at the data and what has been said about it, it is still negative today. you get a 2% to that, long-term neutral federal rate below 2%. that is about where we are today. that is one argument for saying we are at neutral or close to neutral right now, and we do not have to do very much going forward. people come in with phillips curve argument saying, unemployment is low,