the home office that has said it isa again?ivilians, right. let's finish on the mirror. a fabulous story. this is so fabulous. this is lucy clark who is now going to be, nick has transitioned to lucy and is now the first ever transgender rapper re—. now the first ever transgender rapper re-. people know her now. she has billing with all of this and coming out to herfans —— dealing. she is not worried about the players and says she will be as tough with red cards. she is hoping that the fa ns red cards. she is hoping that the fans will accept her. and they will, this is a wonderful story. everybody will love her. when you get out on that pitch, lucy, injoyous. she looks fantastic. we are ending they are. “— looks fantastic. we are ending they are. —— enjoy it. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big than

it isa the mirror says they were in tears. it is a red letter day to day.he first time you have been in the studio togetherfor a first time you have been in the studio together for a while. the last time was in the newsnight studio. yes, we used to be stalwarts at newsnight. i think newsnight is on somewhere else. but we have got you to ourselves. let us start with, punishing boris will tear party apart, tories are warned. on it goes. this is not a slip—up, it is carefully planned. this is the steve bannon rule book of how to do it, this is speculation, but i believe... i think he has tipped boris off. the technique is to make some scandalous issue which will get you headlines day after day, union will be in the headlines. it is summer, people are we, they do not read the small print. they think you are very important and deserve the attention. someone i was listening to set it as an attempt to wrest the tory leadership by proxy. one way to get a headline is exactly as you have described, use controversial language. i can see boris sitting down to write thi

you say that there isa security issues.f the eu as they approach brexit, but on this could issue there clearly isn't complete unity. we had the german interior minister saying recently that he believes it is vital that the uk is kept in because of various security structures that involve in so much of the important work concerning policing and security across europe. isa policing and security across europe. is a very different message from michel barnier, it suggests to me that in some capitals in europe there is a great concern about what they know dual brexit could mean in security terms for the rest of europe. of course there is great concern anywhere, also in the european parliament. i understand what he wants to say, but i think he said at the wrong way. the fact that we will want to have very close corporation with the uk, i think is undisputed, everybody wants that, but we have two look very carefully at the terms. it is clear, the uk will not be a part of the eu any more, so it can not be a part of the institutions.

that isa group because it is. -- until it is. that is a group we know very little about.en present apart from a couple of tweaks, which have led a couple of people saying it looks very much like a hoax and isn't it very timely that at the time where inflation is skyrocketing and there is a severe food crisis and there is a severe food crisis and a lack of development happening ina and a lack of development happening in a downward spiralfor and a lack of development happening in a downward spiral for venezuela, that this attack has happened and it isa that this attack has happened and it is a drone with explosives that is getting headlines. what drones can do, itjust goes to show the potential. for all things, you can use it for good and bad. one of the concerns here is that this might just be another excludes —— excuse for nicolas maduro to silence its critics and also to tighten his reign on venezuela. it is 20 -- there to say he has plenty of enemies, politically. we can hardly escaped the grip of brexit stuff on a monday morning. —— escape a bit of brexit stuff. financ

this is talking about isas, and how you can possibly ca re about isas, and how you can possibly careng inheritance tax from isas and allowing a cap to save money into a isas which could save money into a isas which could save money later on. and ten british ships that had been sunk during the world war, designated grace which a p pa re ntly world war, designated grace which apparently have been plundered for scrap metal by what the daily mail is describing as chinese pirates. —— designated war graves. the first story is about visas, these of misery for brits? immigration is obviously a hot topic, and in the light of brexit market will be a hot topic. this is the story on whether or not the home office is fit for purpose and it highlights a number of different stories of individuals who have managed to traverse the immigration guidelines and have, as far as they are concerned, ticked all of the appropriate boxes and filled in all of the forms and paperwork but the home office have delayed or rejected their applications for their spouses and their right to reside in the uk on the groun

the idea is that you have a separate isa that isn't impacted our inheritance counts.ple over 70 who have an average of 40,000 in isa wealth and that could be put toward their care costs. the real question is we have an ageing population and we are just dotting now to have a conversation about how we pay... also, the sewing the population has outlived the welfare system. the welfare system wa5 welfare system. the welfare system was not built for people to live over a was not built for people to live overa certain was not built for people to live over a certain point. the average age in this country is 42 years old. therefore, that 42—year—old is probably going to live, this is a great thing, is probably going to live another 40 years after that, what is going to happen, how is it going to be bridged? that is what thi5 going to be bridged? that is what this party is not dealing with? very quickly, a 30—year—old on an annual salary of around £50,000, i would like to meet a 30 rolled on a salary of £50,000. -- a like to meet a 30 rolled on a salary of £50,000. —— a 30—yea

it isa it is a place of coming to terms with whatever physical or mental illnesses people may have.t of things like that which go on there. celebrations and reconciliation is powerful in knock. a lot of quiet miracles that take place in people's lives there. a lot of quiet miracles that take place in people's lives thereli would like to welcome our viewers from around the world. as we look at images from knock, in county mayo, in the west of ireland. pope francis is expected in the next few minutes. he has arrived at the airport, just a short drive away. the holy shrine in knock, which is the reason for his visit. a crowd of many tens of thousands reported to be there in the inclement weather. with me here in dublin, where pope francis will be later on, the theologian father eamon conway. the church of the apparition there. for those who have joined us, remind us of the story of knock. what you are looking at there, the gable end is where in 1879, it is believed 0ur there, the gable end is where in 1879, it is believed our lady appeared with stjoseph and with st john the evangelist.

there isa morning. been there ten hours.a possibility that alcohol might have been involved but i think there isa kind have been involved but i think there is a kind of happiness that thank goodness she is alive. the telegraph sign the mother of the cruise line's president slightly contorted, is saying she is a stupid woman because she thinks as she jumped off the ship. there have been rumours of this but i do not think any of this is substantiated. but obviously, if you are on this creature, not only is an inconvenience have to backtrack, but imagine being told someone backtrack, but imagine being told someone has fallen overboard, it is quite frightening. in that sense, you are right, it is a very happy ending to what could've been a tragedy. ten hours in the water not knowing if someone is coming back feed must be terrifying. ansah reports that she was singing to herself during this process. we do not know if you make it out alive, so not know if you make it out alive, so it is a positive story. but as someone so it is a

do you think there isa the issue. yes. with establishments, and do you struggle to explain that in rational terms? because if one looks at, for example, economic growth, the 2008 crash was a fundamental problem, but the trajectory of growth over the last... well, the generation that is currently sort of running countries and in power, during that generation, growth has by and large continued. poverty has been reduced. you look at the work of people like steven pinker and hands rausing, and in most countries things are getting better and not worse. and yet this angen better and not worse. and yet this anger, it is hard to understand. yes, and it comes through in every country we look at, more or less —— hans rausing. everyone thinks the murder rate has increased in the country, the majority thinks it has increased or stay the same, but when you look across the country is that we look, the murder rate is actually down 29% since 2000. the same with deaths from terrorism. this is not just big issues that people can't get their

is a long -- it isa is still a problem.ys of doctor nightingale coming out to do visits any time of the day or night. it was certainly appreciated in rural devon. i think it has been fairly abstemious in recent years, i love the taste of it. a lot of it is already added to food anyway. and we kid ourselves it is not there.|j a lwa ys kid ourselves it is not there.|j always at to my chips, i have to confess. the news from the daily mail this morning is that the safe amount of salt a day is at least double what the nhs survives. do not advise it. itake double what the nhs survives. do not advise it. i take this with a grain of salt because i'm frankly fed up of salt because i'm frankly fed up of health scare stories, i've got to the point i do not believe of them. 0ne the point i do not believe of them. one week they say dairy food is bad for you, one week they sayjelly babies will make the arms fall off, i don't believe any of it.|j babies will make the arms fall off, i don't believe any of it. i do think that salt is bad fo

this isa where many people are employed.ace with a very long history where staff and shoppers now are wondering what will be happening in the future. and rob young is with me now. mike ashley has bought it for £90 million, do we have any clear idea what he's going to do with house of fraser? not yet, the company is yet to reveal details of its plans but before today's fast moving events there was plans to close 31 of 59 stores, which would have meant the loss of jobs. we stores, which would have meant the loss ofjobs. we don't know if that plan will continue or whether fewer stores will close or perhaps even a greater number of stores. the liberal democrats have said that today's events highlight the need for big changes, they say there is an uneven plainfield between the high street and online retailers, they want business rates to be scrapped. labour and the unite union have said given the criticism there has been the way sports direct is accused of treating its workers, staff at house of fraser might have concerns about t

it is quite a meaty band, where you expecting such a lengthy lay—offlm isa expecting such a lengthy lay—offlmn for a tip tackle is six weeks so unless they missed the sighting, he would a lwa ys they missed the sighting, he would always get a hefty ban. and because he has a dreadful disciplinary record. in 2016 he had two big bands, ten weeks for making contact with the eye area and 13 weeks for biting. he argued he was provoked, ashton, but the panel didn't see that. it is a big blow for sale who would have wanted their star signing up would have wanted their star signing up and running and a big dent in his aspirations considering he returned from france to get into the england mix. danny cipriani escaping any further sanction from the rfu but gloucester have given him a sanction? early hours of this morning the hearing came out from the independent disciplinary panel on behalf of the rfu which said danny cipriani was guilty of conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game. but no further sanction. it is because he had been sanction from the courts committee had already been sanction fro

it isa say that it is a good opportunity.nt and, you could say, well, the express would say that, wouldn't they, bringing together this material to make the case, rather than have those headlines. of course you can put that together and make the case. they need to have the rebuttal to the no deal documents tomorrow. some of the figures are interesting, like quoting the eu itself, saying that 90% of future global growth will come from outside the block, but everything has to be taken with a pinch of salt because this is obviously the express's agenda but it is an interesting figure to get. there is some frustration among mps that they feel theresa may's position has been to see it as a damage limitation exercise. the least damaging, rather than the best possible. and it is a balance between reducing turbulence and increasing sovereignty and all of these things, but i think it is trying to show the idea of the opportunities. and digging at the government hinting that the uk is braced for collapse in the talks. let's end with so

i went to his swimming club isa were out.a very good swimmer as a young girl with great potential and it turned out that i got worse and i left is not a very good swimmer. i didn't like what he was doing to me, he was hurting me. but ijust kept going. ididn't he was hurting me. but ijust kept going. i didn't tell anybody because all i wanted, my dream, i wanted to go to the olympics to swim for ireland and that is all. before we finish, let's bring you a hairy moment at the the european championships in berlin. swedish decathlete marcus nilsson was making his second attempt at the 4.70 metres in the pole vault when it went horribly wrong. mid—way through the jump, nilsson's pole snapped in two and he was went tumbling into the mat. luckily he wasn't hurt. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. and evening. temperatures have been down on yesterday which i am sure to many has been some relief. we have said goodbye to the meantime. that is still around close by but we have introduced transatlantic inf

a lot of people are underemployed, working part—time, maybe not making enough money, there isa maybeot making enough money, there is a steel wage depression. in the uk where have the political risk of brexit and if we go through with it next year, i think the bank of england governor is thinking about it. he is not a risky kind of guy, what is behind this move? why this quarter point rise? i think he is acting consistently with the other central banks around the world. there is always the flexibility that if the uk decouples, and has to have its own policy and package, the bank of england will act accordingly. its own policy and package, the bank of england will act accordinglym will be a blow for homeowners with mortgages. a little bit of good news for savers. they have not had much in the past decade. this story tells us in the past decade. this story tells us about pope francis updating catholic teachings. now catholicism will call the death penalty inadmissible. what has changed and why is it significant? significant because this is a unilateral move from the pope. he has updated

i think she isa will it be remembered? i think she is a sport for dancing as long as she did.so she did. my family is from nairobi soi she did. my family is from nairobi so i know the dance they are doing. i'm fascinated by how the main street media focuses on these —— mainstream media focuses on these we wa nt mainstream media focuses on these we want her to go to africa to strengthen ties. what dance is it? you say you know we'd. strengthen ties. what dance is it? you say you know we'dlj strengthen ties. what dance is it? you say you know we'd. i don't know the name of it that what the african people are doing is v stands and she is trying to imitate it. —— of the african people are doing the dance. i think she is a sport for train. and she got into it with her robot moves. that is her take on it. lovely to see you. thank you for taking us through the papers. you are watching bbc world news and we will be back with more international coverage. hello. well, friday is not looking too bad at all across most of the uk. for the next couple of days will probably bring a little bit

it isa times during the day on bbc radio a.the funny thing about the shipping forecast is that i think so few people understand its actual meaning or releva nce, understand its actual meaning or relevance, but so many people love it and enjoy listening to it. so there is this funny balance between its meaning, or its practical meaning, and its cultural meaning, ina meaning, and its cultural meaning, in a way. south biscay, variable, three or four... in a way. south biscay, variable, three or four. .. the radio was on quite a lot in our house when i grew up. so in a way it was a bit of a background. so you would hear this regular rhythm of something being read out. the soul, lundy, i receive. while i was growing up, we had a small boat on the east coast of england. because of that we also grew up listening to the forecast having a real meaning and try to understand what it would mean and writing it down. so i have two days to go. i am going through all my stuff. it is a bit daunting because they have to get all of this stuff int

it is always about compromise, consensus, it isa always about compromise, consensus, it is a bit slow is not very sexy and heroic, the way we take decisions. if you look at what the eu has called through over the last ten yea rs eu has called through over the last ten years or so,

i know it isa have seen so few attacks.tensive job to carry out surveillance around the clock on potential suspects, do you think the security services have the resources they need or is it a question that they will never have all the resources that they ideally need? they will never have all the resources they need to keep was com pletely resources they need to keep was completely safe. we're asking them to do an impossiblejob. at this time, when the threat level is so high so many people are prepared to do ridiculous things such as we have seen this morning, i think to not fully fund the police forces around the country to protect it is com pletely the country to protect it is completely insane. i think the government really needs to get their act together and make sure that not only funding counterterrorism sections, but funding the police officers that are going to pick up the threats in their communities across the country, it is insane what is happening around our country with policing. really good to talk to you and

it isa removed until two sprinted for gold.hrilling format and lori kenny —— laura kenney loves it, so do the spectators. kenny first, after becoming a mother, she says she now put cycling second and i

i went to his swimming club isa were out. i went to his swimming club is a very good swimmer as a young girl with great potential and it turned out that i got worse and i left is not a very good swimmer. i didn't like what he was doing to me, he was hurting me. but ijust kept going. ididn't he was hurting me. but ijust kept going. i didn't tell anybody because all i wanted, my dream, i wanted to go to the olympics to swim for

here isa composed in about 1000 years.g around the region, you can see that the nikkei in tokyo has opened slightly lower as investors await the outcome of those us japan trade talks. they seem to be shrugging off that solid japan growth data. 0ver shrugging off that solid japan growth data. over the us overnight, the dowjones growth data. over the us overnight, the dow jones industrial average dropped slightly, also on the back of those trade concerns. that is it from me for this edition of asia business report. x for watching, join us again. —— thanks. 0rken to bbc news. the headlines: —— welcome. an airstrike has hit a school bus in rebel—controlled northern yemen, killing and wounding dozens of children. the number of people killed in last week's earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok, has risen to more than 250 a county council facing a funding shortfall of around £70 million has approved a plan for huge cuts to jobs and services. the conservative—run northamptonshire county council backed the proposals at a cr

i mean it isa disappearance and murder. i mean it is a harrowing list. it is all over the papers, all over the media today and it is something we are keeping a very close eye on that we have got to move on because we are running out of time. ijust want to talk about this high pollution story, high pollution levels causing a huge reduction in intelligence. so jumping over the emir league stars's pay it story, you can read about that if you want to in the natural times, the guardian story talks about the fact that research suggests you could lose one year in terms of intelligence. if you live ina terms of intelligence. if you live in a city where pollution levels are very high. yeah, interestingly, the research was conducted in china, which of course provides a good testing ground for polluted cities. but the article is saying that this is also applicable to other areas in the world where you have high pollution levels. well, london. just in the enough, especially males, elderly males and those with lower education that are the most prone to losing some of

this isa he always acts on these issues.s is a poorjeremy corbyn, that is likely to stop in supporting him as the is likely to stop in supporting him as theisit? likely to stop in supporting him as the is it? in many ways, david making this intervention will probably play into their hands because this is part of a wider concerted effort to try and undermined his leadership is what they'll say. and from one side, is that he, his kind of role in the 19805 when he was leader of the council and was quite left—wing and became one of the main figures to ta ke became one of the main figures to take on militant. so became one of the main figures to take on militant. 50 his experience is quite interesting and i'll say, the way the supporters ofjeremy corbyn will look at this and go, he's from the blair area we have moved on as a party, he does not know the party is now. a party in its current state appeals to the wider electorate. let's look at the daily mail. school turns down children who live one minute away in composition of plac

it isa to the us residential election. that investigation but this is actually quite separate in the sense that what he has been found guilty of his actions prior to the election. in his actions prior to the election, but there is that ukrainian, russian oligarch connection, and when you look at robert mueller‘s remix, his mandate is take it where it goes, bryce? so it isa is take it where it goes, bryce? so it is a nursing, but what i find particularly disconcerting is when you look at the company donald trump is keeping, there is manafort, there is keeping, there is manafort, there is gates, there is papadopoulos, all have some sort of legal issues. does quickly because i want to go into the other stories, how damaging do you think this is? there are strong opinions are there, some believe the president willjust rise after this as he has done again and again, others are saying this will lead to impeachment. well, in this congress, it will not lead to impeachment because this is a republican congress. it all depends on ho

i think also, it isa aims for young ones.are more than what happened 20 years ago. sarajevo feels very lightly touristed these days, particularly given its beauty. that is partly because the bigger budget airlines have yet to appear here. the moment they do, it all may change. but for now, exploring somewhere like the old town is a total delight. as you wander around you can hear people, ting, bending copper into coffee sets. you can smell the local meat dishes. and you wouldn't really expect there was a war herejust 25 wouldn't really expect there was a war here just 25 years ago. there are churches, mosques, synagogues. there is actually able to see all in this beautiful valley with this giant mountains. it is gorgeous. and there is a lot more to see here than just things that remind you of war. so if you are thinking you might come to bosnia—herzegovina, here are some things we think you should do. this year's sarajevo film festival is now under way in the capital and is now under way in the capital and is the highlight of

it isa looking like he is their enemy. yes.e, you start by insulting them and then you say you are free to do your silly and whatever you want to do. borisjohnson your silly and whatever you want to do. boris johnson is your silly and whatever you want to do. borisjohnson is trying to essentially launch his bid for the leadership of the conservative party by targeting what he sees as a potential basis of support in the conservative party, people who are up conservative party, people who are up in arms against multiculturalism and other religions and who will feel that british, western and christian values are in danger by mass immigration. it is very dangerous what is trying to do. it is utterly irresponsible. is an elected politician. he has to be far more cautious in the way that he speaks. words have meaning and people understood exactly what he was trying to do. he tried to a bit to liberal, "i think we have the rights to use it but i think it is outrageous." he was speaking to two audiences and he knew exactly what he was

there isa sharply, should it be falling?ollar goes up and the gold price goes down. it is more expensive to buy the theory is, fewer people want to buy it. gold hasn't been going up in the last two years. none of these relationships are perfect, but traders speculating the gold price is going down and that has reached 169,000 contracts of 100 each. lots of people are taking the view gold is going to go down. when somebody is going to go down. when somebody is pointing in one direction, you probably want to think about going in the opposite. the same might apply to oil. people think oil is going up, but strangely, it is going down. selesele oil, buy gold. we don't give financial advice on this programme. still to come: trade tensions topped the agenda this week, with spats between the us and china and the us and turkey all heating up. we'll get the low—down from our economics editor in just a few minutes. you're with business live from bbc news. there was a record 39.2 million tourists visitng the uk last year, that's up 4% o

it is estimated that air pollution isa it is estimated that air pollution is a contributing factor in,000 people each year. this study looks at how the quality of the air we breathe affects our heart. queen mary university looked at data from a000 people. worst of them lived outside big cities and in areas where their pollution was below uk government guidelines. still, it found those who live near busy roads tended to have a slightly bigger heart, offered an early sign of heart disease. the heart tends to get larger when it undergoes stressful situations. we see that in people who develop heart failure. the individuals in the study, they are healthy people so it is a normal heart function but we start to see early signs of heart enlargement. research comes with a government's consultation period on its draft clea n consultation period on its draft clean air policy due to end later this month. the strategy aims to reduce pollution and halve the number of people living in areas that exceed w h 0 guidelines by 2025. a foodbank charity says it needs extra donations — to help kids missing

it isa is a world meeting of families.asion and we're very glad that the pope has come. thank you very much your thoughts today. well, one report that came out overnight in the united states on the cbs news was about some allegations being leveled against pope francis. and i spoke to our religious edits are a little earlier and asked him about the reports. archbishop vigano was the vatican's ambassador to america between 2011 and 2016. and he is claiming that in 2013, very soon after pope francis was elected, he had a conversation with the pope and warned him about cardinal thomas mccarrick, who of course resigned just a month ago as a cardinal in washington, dc. the allegations surrounded the abuse of some seminary students. cbs have obtained this letter, it's 11 pages long, and i want to quote to you from it. it says, "pope francis must be the first to set a good example to cardinals and bishops who covered up mccarrick‘s abuses, and he should resign, along with all of them." the vatican has not responded in any ways to

it isa it is a very challenging topic.n't speak about sex openly. even though we have 250 million people. so, people have sex in indonesia! laughter. but the thing is, it is not... sexual abuse, we don't talk about that as well. up until the point that you should know that you have been abused. all of this catcalling that is done by men and all of that, people brush that aside, not knowing that that's not supposed to happen. i think it is too late to change the older generation, but then i think the next generation will change — films, arts, you know, other cultural things that surrounds our lives, if that changes then our instinct changes as well. interesting film, babita, i will definitely watch it. me too. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. trade tensions and the global economy — how businesses in asia fear they'll get caught up in the us—china trade war. and before we go, this is what's known as the greasy pole competition. take a look. it's part

it isa exposed to them, or what have you.ssue, but how worried are you about this issue of disinformation in the run—up to key democratic events around the world? it does play to this fake news narrative, ironically, donald trump‘s, because he is someone who has argued against fake news, but someone has argued against fake news, but someone who feels it could have been skewed to favour him. it‘s about the pace of the development of facebook and other social media platforms and how they embrace these bad actors, the bad people who are going to use these. they are always going to be changing the platforms they use, these people such as facebook and twitter need to be ahead of the game. is the technology and the governance going as fast as it should be? do you use facebook, and what for? purely for social stuff. in terms of news, it‘s not a source for you? i don't, though a lot of people do. apparently a lot of younger people do. i'm obviously on the older side of this. let's look at what viewers have been saying. 0bviously on t

this isa surgeons blamed for nhs deaths. this is a big hospital in south london.ital in south london. this is extremely worrying, especially if you suffer from a heart complaint and if you live in the area. so there was a review that was offered by a former deputy medical director of nhs england, and he concluded there was a problem with extra deaths. so instead of having 2%, which is the national rate, it seems he went to 3.7%, almost doubling, in this a p pa re ntly 3.7%, almost doubling, in this apparently is because of the bickering surgeons. there apparently are two camps bickering. there is a terrible atmosphere, and what is very sad about that is able create a lot of exotic for people who possibly are going to be having any kind of heart and it will of course, this is a huge teaching hospital, be very bad news for the hard—working nhs staff who are i am sure in a hospital doing very good things. but this report concludes that there is a persistent toxic atmosphere and it there is an existential threat, when they would not be at the rate was not so hot. let'

nonetheless it isa their transition time.ss it is a big call for more to be done to regulate that time to make sure that people get paid for it, or to do what they do in european countries, in france there is a law that firms with 50 or more staff have to implement a rule, stating what is and isn't acceptable in terms of sending and receiving e—mails outside of the 9—to—5. these are the hours you work, these are the hours that you are on. volkswagen have a rule that after 5pm e—mail is switched off entirely. there are calls for that to happen in the uk to make sure that the work—life balance is in check and make sure that we are aware of when we are working and when we should be off. it is tricky. yes, interested to know your thoughts on that, should it be counted as part of your working day? it inevitably is, isn't it? yes. thank you, ben. scientists are searching for a meteorite that is thought to have fallen in western australia, lighting up the night sky. the spectacular sight was caught on camera by multiple spectators,

it isa links with those african countries.me since a british prime minister went on a trade mission to sub saharan africa, i was saying that macron had left him, and you are pointing out the chinese have more than leptin —— leapt in. i should mention that i was reading about a ship called the ss mendy which was a shipwreck in world war i. which was a shipwreck in world war i, and it is the worst maritime disaster in south african history —— ss mendi. the bell from the ss mendi turned up, it was left in a plastic bag on swanage pier last year. there was a lot of talk about the centenary was a lot of talk about the ce nte nary of was a lot of talk about the centenary of the shipwreck and this bell was just left. it had centenary of the shipwreck and this bell wasjust left. it had been centenary of the shipwreck and this bell was just left. it had been lost for decades, stripped from the wreck. theresa may will be taking it back to south africa and presenting it to the president of south africa. the ss mendi tragedy is particular

well, it isa in china. never heard of it? it is a crop but it is now in the firing line between the us and china as trade tariffs take hold. good morning asia, hello world, it is a wednesday. glad you could join us for another exciting midweek edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon and we start off with us stocks. as we can see here, at the broader s&p 500 index, containing the us‘s biggest companies, hit a record high overnight during the session and could hit a milestone. however, it is down slightly in after—hours trading after president trump's former campaign chief and personal lawyer faced legal troubles. despite the slip, the s&p 500 is on its way to its longest—running bull market in history. to explain just what it means, our reporterfrom history. to explain just what it means, our reporter from the york. what is the bull market, you ask? well, there is no formally accepted definition but it is widely believed to be when the market rises 20% from a trough, the opposite of course being a bear market. as of t

this isa fatal. and who is saying this? this is a research from the university of helsinki.the 1970s. 1200 businessmen. no businesswomen. it was sexist back in the 1970s. they looked at their lifestyles, and the ones who were taught to eat healthy and look after themselves still died early. they wondered why and they thought this was very puzzling. it was also the people who didn't take enough time off. it was the holidays which seemed to be the factor which was killing them. rather than the fa ct was killing them. rather than the fact that they knew exactly how to look after themselves, they were stressed businessmen, not taking long enough holidays, so they were dying early. how do they know it is because they were not taking enough holidays? i have filmed in finland, and they are really good at health studies, so this might be true. on the other hand, it is one study. do we wa nt the other hand, it is one study. do we want to knock a study that gives us we want to knock a study that gives us longer holidays? we don't want to knock the story... we want people to eat more h

it isa of robert mugabe last november. it is a very, very tough job.e. the result delayed in 60 minutes but if we do get anything, we will bring it to you. a prominent rapper, who was cleared of a gang—related murder earlier this year, has been stabbed to death in south london. siddique kamara was 23, and, with his group moscow 17, performed a type of rap called drill music, which police have associated with violence on british streets. two men are in custody on suspicion of his murder. chi chi izundu's report contains some flash photography. this is incognito, his real name is siddique kamara. he was stabbed to death last night, the latest murder on london's streets being associated with drill music. siddique was part of a rap group called moscow 17. people here say they heard shouting, saw a person lying on the ground before seeing men splintering off and running in different directions. two others were stabbed and police are still looking for evidence. this is the estate where siddique's family actually live and if you walkjust a few metres, you can

that isa faced quite serious jail time. that is a pressure. that is key, i think, to this.ation yet that michael cohen is inclined to co—operate with a special prosecutor, the mueller investigation. clearly he has struck a deal to get a shorter sentence. he could be going to jailfor many, many years, but might not be as bad for him because he has pleaded guilty and avoided a trial and pleaded to these charges. it is open to question whether he will talk to robert mueller and his investigators, the prosecutors who are looking into russian can collusion in the 2016 election. eric ham is a us political analyst and biographer of the republican party. he joins us now from washington. eric, what are you thinking about this? there is a lot of talk about impeachment again, but impeachment isa impeachment again, but impeachment is a political process, isn't it? and this president, quite apart from saying this is a fuss about nothing, has enormous support from his party. the republican party is not going to move against him, is it? that's right, but what we do know is this mueller pr

it isa rough sleeping and homelessness. it is a question of prioritisation.hy we know it is important. i know there is more that we need to do in respect of dealing with the challenges of people being out the street. mungo's have welcomed today's strategy but remain concerned about the causes of homelessness, like a lack of safe, affordable housing. what we're saying is that much more needs to be done. so it is a good start, but it isjust the beginning. and to end rough sleeping by 2027 is going to take a lot more investment. labour says government cuts to benefits, housing and other services have caused the homelessness crisis. we know that rough sleeping is a huge problem. you just have to go out on the streets to see it. but what we have got from the government isa what we have got from the government is a strategy that will reduce it in just under a decade, which doesn't really reflect the scale of the problem at all. and the investment they are announcing is a drop in the ocean. graham satchell, bbc news. our home affairs editor mark easton is here. how

there isa high and now i hide 400 free.to come yet but now i am visiting my country at a european games. i cannot diet mash imagine anything better. i love the team and everything and i'm looking forward to having some cheesecake now an adverse account. the our supporters will certainly be raising a glass is evening as their girl won the first metal of the two ships for ireland. she will hope to raise the roof of ourtime and she she will hope to raise the roof of our time and she goes in her strongest event on sunday. tomorrow, tyson fury makes his second appearance in a boxing ring since his return from nearly three years away from the sport. the former heavyweight fights francesco pianeto at windsor park in belfast where dreams will come true for anotherformer world champion, northern irishman carl frampton. today's weigh—in proved eventful as american heavyweight deontay wilder firmly set his sights on a much talked about fight with fury. thomas kane has more. the transformation from international football stadium to box

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even where it isa scotland doing well.a lot of sunshine, 24 in aberdeen. cloud in glasgow, 21. likely to see showery rain drifting across northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. some of these western coast being missed the end of key, the odd spot of drizzle but further east temperatures up to 28,29, but further east temperatures up to 28, 29, maybe 30 in south—east england with a fair amount of sunshine. thursday into the early hours of friday, that pipeline of warm moist airfrom hours of friday, that pipeline of warm moist air from the atlantic, againa lot warm moist air from the atlantic, again a lot of cloud, some showery rain developing across northern england and temperatures not dropping fire at. pretty muggy start to friday morning. 0n dropping fire at. pretty muggy start to friday morning. on friday we will have this little weather front in the picture, a bit of rain, slow progress south, the frontal system divides the north of the country where we will keep some slightly cooler air, from the south, where

this isa problems. kate, tell us more? this is a really positive story.ng prostate problems without any invasive surgery. it is quite a simple solution to a problem which irritates many men. the key is early diagnosis because while this is only to cancer, the symptoms can be linked. it is important to go to the gp and knowing that actually can have a solution that doesn't involve invasive surgery should encourage a lot more people to do so. also an interesting story on the front of the telegraph about the gcse results this summer and it looks like some people who should have failed art actually going to pass. that's right, if you think it's all over, it may be now, but this is seen as a highly unusual step by the exam regulator and what it's decided is some students were put in for a higher difficulty paper, didn't do well, and their grades have been moved up, so it's not doom and gloom as it might have appeared. so that's good news. it's good news for them. there are questions about how we are targeting education at different levels for different puils,

ocurre en el dÍa que la autoridad electoral hacen oficial la victoria de lÓpez obrador como presidente, isaperar su libertad, el mismo dÍa que lo piso obrador recibiÓ constancia como presidente electo. >>> la notificaciÓn, de decreto de mi absoluta e inmediata libertad. >>> la liberaciÓn de esta ex lÍder de sindicato de trabajadores desespepertÓ dudas sobre la polÍtica de la maestra porque uno de sus nietos y yerno es sumaron a la campaÑa de lÓpez obrador. >>> ademÁs, pasu liberaciÓn dej dudas en el proceso. >>> honestamente la liberaciÓn fue por falta de de problema des. luego de pasar presa 5 aÑos, la ex lÍder de de sindicato nacional de trabajadores de la ido cago puede circular libremente por calles del paÍs algo que no fue bien visto por algunos ciudadanos. >>> se me hace injusto porque hay gente que tiene sentencia y no seal de la cÁrcel. >>> la fiscalÍa reaccionÓ sobre este facial, por medio de un comunicado asegurÓ que respeta la des ccisiÓn pero no la compa, goor dilf fue una de las mujeres mÁs poderosas en mÉxico por controlar el sindicato de maestros mÁs grandes de amÉrica la ti

isa osorio ha seguido las reaccionesnt un dÍa despuÉs que los presidentes de estados unidos dona trumpbre comercio un tre ambos paÍses el presidente de estados unidos dijo que mÉxico pagarÁ por este polÉmico muro que quiere construir en la frontera de mÉxico y estados unidos. las declaracioness del presidente donald trump las hizo frente a periodistas en el salÓn oval de la casa blanca. >>> horas despuÉs de estas declaraciones el canciller mexicano luis videgaray le contestÓ a donald trump y lo hizo con un twitter y escribiÓ (informaciÓn en pantalla): >>> felicidad recordarÁs que el tema del muro ha sido un tema que ha causado polÉmica, y tensiÓn en la relacion bilateral entre mÉxico y estados unidos. peÑa nieto tuvo que cancelar dos veces una visita de washington por este tema es la informaciÓn felicidad regreso contigo. >>> sÍ isa una especie de capric capricho pareciera. la llegada de puertorriqueÑos a estados unidos luego del paso del huracÁn marÍa, no viven bien hoy. distintas organizaciones civiles se han unido para analizar de cuÁl es la mejor manera como gobiernos estatales y m

if there isa borrowing is part of that.ng up in the next couple of yea rs, going up in the next couple of years, it going up in the next couple of yea rs, it lost going up in the next couple of years, it lost businesses investing for the long—term. years, it lost businesses investing for the long-term. when you listen to mark carney, he seems to reiterate that any other rise will be slow and gradual. lots of a nalysts a re be slow and gradual. lots of analysts are saying we won't have anything else this year. there is an awareness that these are uncertain times, and mark carney talked about brexit as well. they are conscious of that. certainly. we are forecasting economic growth of 1.3% this year, the weakest since 2009, and that this higher than interest rates. if you compare it to the us, they are raising interest rates, but their economy is growing strongly. figures show it is at its highest level for four years. it is a different place. it is about timing. when is the best time to start normalising interest rates? the b

quien se llevÓ la peor parte, isa osorio quÉ tal cuentanos por favor? >>> gracias felicidad.do continÚa hospitalizado hablamos con el mÉdico y dijo que lo primero que hizo carlos al llegar al hospital fue preguntar por los pasajeros y despuÉs por la tripulaciÓn el impacto de la caÍda del aviÓn le provoco una fractura en la columna, sin embargo el reporte mÉdico asegura que ya puede mover brazos y piernas. >>> preguntÓ voy a volver a caminar, le dije no sÉ porque les digo la mÉdula va al medio, no tenÍa sensibilidad en sus piernas. entonces le dije no sÉ que va a pasar hay que operarlo porque la columna estÁ destrozada. >>> felicidad carlos va a ser trasladado a un hospital de la ciudad de mÉxico para continuar su recuperaciÓn aquÍ. aÚn 17 pasajeros continuan hospitalizados en diferentes clÍnicas demasiado estado de durango. ademÁs, nÉstor martÍnez otro de los pasajeros de este vuelo, ya presentÓ la primera demanda en contra de la aerolÍnea aeromÉxico. por supuesta neni glegligencia parte del piloto y copiloto por el desde fe pegue. >>> gracias isa. cuando nos morimos es impor

it isa club will feel is the right place.r themselves and scottish football because the coefficient celtic have gathered in the group stages, if they build on that there was a possibility they would have had an automatic place in the group stages in a few years. but four qualifying rounds has made it tough and not only do celtic suffer but all scottish football because the coefficient drops. most of the other teams have relied on celtic to be the flag bearer which is why the result does not help anybody. to explain to some viewers, celtic started the champions league campaign back on the 10th ofjuly against armenian opposition. it was a lwa ys against armenian opposition. it was always going to be difficult with four rounds in total and they only got to three to get to the champions league proper. does that give you sympathy for the players? absolutely. the previous years there have been three qualifiers. initially it was four. the champions route is for smaller nations. as you mention, starting so early. only two weeks pre—s

rendirle tributo, uno de los mÁs grandes es en la plaza garibaldi de la capital, ahÍ precisamente estuvo isaalberto aguilera porque para mÍ fue todo, siempre ha sido todo. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ generaciones completas crecieron con la mÚsica del divo de juÁrez y el legado contagia a los mÁs jÓvenes. >> aquÍ en la plaza garibaldi tambiÉn se congregaron varios de los imitadores de juan gabriel como parte de este homenaje al divo de juÁrez. Él lo imita hace 15 aÑos. >> ha crecido mÁs el amor. >> en michoacÁn, el pueblo que lo vio nacer lo conmemorÓ con festejos y en ciudad juÁrez que inspirÓ tantas de sus canciones, su casa recibiÓ a sus mÁs fieles seguidores. >> alegres porque para nosotros no ha muerto juan gabriel. >> porque mÉxico, la mÚsica y el amor por el divo de juÁrez, no cabe duda es eterno e inolvidable. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> en mÉxico, isa osorio noticias telemundo. >> asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo. los dejo ahora con exatlÓn, buenas >> ayer en exatlÓn estados unidos. la nueva fortaleza estuvo en juego por segunda oportunidad.