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this is the briefing., i'm victoria fritz. our top story: the brexit tour continues — borisjohnson heads to paris for talks with french president emmanuel macron. appalling and inhumane — critics condemn white house plans which could see migrant children detained indefinitely. more allegations about prince andrew's links with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. buckingham palace says any suggestion of impropriety with minors is categorically untrue. in business, ryanair pilots begin a 48—hour strike at the peak of the uk holiday season. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. the ryanair strike is going ahead today, but the airline says it has drafted in more pilots to keep the busy holiday schedule running. are you affected? are you stuck at the airport, do you have any sympathy with the people striking or not? let us know what you think. let us know, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the british prime ministe

this roll into a news conference was his debut fritz keller appearing as the designated german football association president and office he didn't exactly dream about. i can say that this task was not part of my life plan and he said that actually i am and was very happy with what i achieved in tribe org and with my family business from the. color is a wine grower and restaurant tour he's currently president of bundesliga club s.c. freiburg he plans to resign from that position to focus on leading the german f.a. back to better times after years of scandal and they have. football is a matter of the heart. when you go to the pitches and stand together with the people and eat a sausage have a soft drink or a beer. and if i can contribute a little bit to football being seen as it really is how it's lived at the pitches and in the 3rd half i would cherish about it to his disc. with the german football association size and potential power the president's role could again include a top tier seat with fifa a global governing body of football and with you way in europe but keller says he'll lea

it's getting a new president officials from professional amateur clubs have given their backing to fritz keller he's the head of freiburg spun this league a club to lead an association with 7000000 members the largest of its kind in the world. this stroll into a news conference was his debut fritz color appearing as the designated german football association president in an office he didn't exactly dream about. is that i can say that this task was not part of my life plan and he said that actually i am and was very happy with what i achieved in fribourg and with my family business from medium duty to the. color is a wine grower and restaurant tour is currently president of bundesliga club s c freiburg he plans to resign from that position to focus on leading the german f.a. back to better times after years of scandal and they had this. football as a matter of the heart. when you go to the pitches and stand together with the people and eat a sausage have a soft drink or a beer. and if i can contribute a little bit to football being seen as it really is how it's lived at the pitches and in

i'm victoria fritz. our top story: italy moves closer to a snap election after coalition leaders warn the governing alliance is beyond repair. us immigration officials release half of the workers detained in a huge raid in the state of mississippi. campaigners say they should all be freed. european cites issue a warning that the growth of airbnb tenancies is threatening neighbourhoods. they're asking the eu for help. cleaning up the internet. the white house calls a summit with big tech firms to counter online extremism. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business, and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think — just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. italy's deputy prime minister and league party leader, matteo salvini, has called for a snap election, saying his party's differences with its coalition partners can't be patched up. it follows a row in the senate over a major infrastructure project. andy beatt reports. a vote tha

i'm victoria fritz.ur top story: brazil's president says his government doesn't have the resources to fight the record number of wildfires raging across the amazon rainforest. after talks with the leaders of germany and france — boris johnson looks forward to a meeting with donald trump. the buses bangladesh hoped would repatriate hundreds of rohingya refugees — but nobody would get on board. in business — powell power. markets look for guidance from the chair of the federal reserve— as he addresses the world's central bank chiefs later. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation too. ralphie waplington is just 2.5 years old, yet he has almost 20,000 followers on instagram. his page features pictures of him wearing gifted clothes, enjoying freebie trips and fronting posts sponsored by brands such as peppa pig and mcdonald's. today we want to know — would you let your child become a ‘kid influencer‘? te

victoria fritz, bbc news, birmingham. our economics editor faisal islam is here. this is striking.at leaders of the food industry, perhaps sometimes competitors, are saying, we may well need to work together? they have been asking the government about this for months, and the government have been engaged in discussions about how serious any disruption could be since a year ago, but then they made a assumption that, although there may be some impacts on specific food availability and pricing, there will not be an overall problems with food supply. that was their assumption. i think what we are getting from the food industry, from suppliers and retailers, as they are less optimistic and they have to plan for an eventuality, as this is quite striking, the idea they will have two coordinate with competitors, but a truck that is stuck here ends up going to barnsley and another one goes to cornwall and another one goes to cornwall and another one goes to cornwall and another one goes to edinburgh, and that is illegal, so they need cast—iron legal guarantees that, if they have to do that,

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and victoria fritz. our headlines today: as ten people remain in custody over the death of pc andrew harper, the home secretary says more needs to be done to support families of police officers injured or killed on duty. official warnings of food and fuel shortages after a no—deal brexit have been leaked as borisjohnson prepares to visit paris and berlin for talks. it's the final day of the second ashes test, and any result is still possible after a day of wickets and huge scare at lord's for steve smith, the australian batsmen hit on the neck byjofra archer. the day not looking too different to what we had yesterday. sunshine and showers, and the same for the start of the week. it's sunday, 18th august. our top story: the home secretary, priti patel, says more needs to be done to support the families of police officers who are killed or injured at work. pc andrew harper died of multiple injuries as he responded to a suspected burglary in berkshire on thursday night. charlotte simpson reports. colleagues

i'm victoria fritz. ryanair pilots begin a 48—hour strike at the peak of the uk holiday season.eeply divided — minutes show the federal reserve was split over whether to cut rates, despite growing pressure from president trump. and on the markets, asian shares creep ahead after wall street gets a boost from strong retail results. bonds slide as the fed sounds conflicted about more interest rate cuts. we start here in the uk, with travel worries for thousands of airline passengers as pilots at europe's biggest budget carrier, ryanair, walk out on strike at the height of the summer holiday season. the action by ryanair‘s uk—based pilots began at a minute past midnight and will run until midnight tomorrow, the busiest day of the year for air travel. ryanair is due to carry over a quarter of a million people on more than 1700 flights from the uk over the 48—hour period. it's drafting in extra pilots and has promised to operate a full schedule of flights to and from uk airports. but it says it can't rule out small delays or changes to flights. it's telling passengers to check their s

i'm victoria fritz. cleaning up the internet. the white house calls a summit with big tech firms to counter online extremism. and uber disappoints. shares are down sharply after reporting its latest results. and on the markets, trade in asia nudging up cautiously — following a tumultuous week. and wall street posts its biggest gain in tow months. —— two months. big tech is under the spotlight today, with leading firms summoned to the white house for a meeting on curbing violent online extremism. it comes just days after two mass shootings in the us, which left 31 people dead. the suspect in the texas shooting posted material on the controversial 8chan online message board before the attack. pressure was already mounting on tech firms after the christchurch shootings in new zealand, which were livestreamed on facebook. 51 people perished in the attack. the global internet forum to counter terrorism, set up by firms like facebook and twitter, have already pledged to do more to identify and remove extremist content and says it's rol

i'm victoria fritz. making waves — brexit ruffles the waters — as g7 leaders gather in the french seaside resort of biarritz. plus — powell power. markets look for guidance from the chair of the federal reserve as he addresses the world's central bank chiefs later. and on the markets, traders adopt a cautious stance as all eyes turn to the central bankers. activity in america's factories contracts for the first time in almost a decade. but the pound soars after a softening of the tone on brexit from the german chancellor. we start in the south of france — where the seaside city of biarritz is hosting leaders of the g7 group this weekend. the united states, canada, france, germany, italy, japan and the uk. they'll all be there. on the agenda, inequality, climate change, trade. this is borisjohnson‘s first g7 as british prime minister. he comes fresh from the elysee palace — under discussion there was the uk's exit deal with the eu. the sticking point is the backstop — a condition to keep britain in a cust

football association looks like it's getting a new president officials today gave their backing to fritz keller the head of freiburg splendidly you know lead to an association of 7000000 members the largest of its kind in the world because it was the only candidate proposed by an exploratory commission to replace and. it was the 1st chief and he was the 3rd consecutive association president to step down amid allegations of wrongdoing and 62 years old who will be officially announced as the new president on the 27th of september. it's time to remind you the top story at this hour british prime minister forest johnson since then for talks with china so i'm going to use. that's about trust johnson not call to help you mean to go sage of breadsticks vale i've got to get you to scrap the blocks coast plot to avoid a hop aboard in time. of next year on b.w. the struggle to build what's called the world stock markets to trade block that's indeed a business that after i'll be back at the top of it i'm going to. there's no. manager to no good today nothing would change you know the banks paying y

football association looks like it's getting a new president officials they gave their backing to fritz had to freiburg club to lead an association with 7000000 members the largest of its kind in the world it was the only candidate proposed by an exploratory commission to replace reinhard grendel who was the 3rd consecutive association president to step down amid allegations of wrongdoing callous 62 years old and will be officially announced as the new president on september 27th. i think a nazi symbol of a swastika is banned here in germany but it sometimes crops up unintentionally for example in this case of an amusement park in the black forest. as it starts up this ride called the eagles flight looks unassuming enough. but once the eagles take to the yeah they seem to form a sinister shape few seem to notice at the park until the video of the eagles made it online now the park's owner is repentant so there's my mission possible i would like to emphasize that i apologize in every way i come along to anyone who feels disturbed and insulted by it is often. visitors to the tasmanian par

this is the briefing., i'm victoria fritz.talks with french president emmanuel macron. appalling and inhumane — critics condemn white house plans which could see migrant children detained indefinitely. more allegations about prince andrew's links with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. buckingham palace says any suggestion of impropriety with minors is categorically untrue. in business, ryanair pilots begin a 48—hour strike at the peak

. >>> in san jose tonight, the air conditioning at city hall is on the fritz and city workers are trapped in the heat. $9million system is undergoing repairs right now, which means it was a hot day for all at bui facility managers blame the ac system's glitchy software. it dates to the 1990s. >> it's very uncomfortable in here. as you can see, i'm sweating. there are times where it will not operate exactly how we are programming it to operate. >> some days it's good, some days it's horrible in here. it's basically a sauna. >> now, you did feel a little relief the closer you were to the bay or the ocean, but it was down right toasty everywhere you went today, even by the water. >>> paul, looks like we may not have to deal with it much longer. >> triple digits are done forked it. we sit next to the world's largest air conditioner. we sit next to the chilly pacific ocean. all we need is for the winds to come from there as opposed to somewhere else. haven't had that the past couple days. the result, fairfield 108. these are some of the hot spots. new daily record highs set in santa rosa, 103

victoria fritz, bbc news, birmingham.ood business at banbridge in northern ireland, which trades across the border with the irish republic. what is the irish government saying about what it would do with regard to the border between the republic and the north of ireland in the event of a no—deal brexit? and the north of ireland in the event of a no-deal brexit? that is still one of the big unanswered questions of brexit, because the irish government policy has always been that whatever happens there would be no hardening of the border. that's actually going to be quite difficult to achieve in the context ofa difficult to achieve in the context of a no—deal brexit because we know that eu rules on food products in particular are very strict. they say they must be checked at the immediate point of entry into the eu and that would be food products, animals coming from the north into the south, and technically a no deal they should be checked at the border. the irish government to set it doesn't want to have checks at the bord

rear end it can haul up to 380 kilograms of cargo thanks to their good connections brothers asked and fritz beutler received the basic body shells direct from v.w. german factory. the delicate 2 spokes steering wheel and all kinds of chrome embellish mitts sure these beetles were really the more expensive export version. one to him and here in the back is the legendary v.w. boxer engine with 1 point one liter displacement in 1000 kilometers of power and he really liked to show it but that's not easy because you have to unhook the cover here and squeaks if it's a good fit later he wonders how another 380 kilograms would affect the vehicle was so much weight on the rear axle already with the front wheel stay on the road. could hardly have wished for a better commercial vehicle engine worldwide the air cooled and then pretentious v.w. boxer enjoyed a reputation of absolute reliability you'll probably never see a portland pick up on public roads the german swiss project came to an end after only a few were built. efforts on christmas is the volkswagen beutler pick up soon got some tough competi

this is the briefing, i'm victoria fritz. our top stories: condemnation as israel blocks a planned visit by two us congresswomen, a move encouraged by president trump. north korea flexes its military muscles again and rejects further talks with the south. one ryhme at a time. we meet two rappers from two continents, but how different are they? mimic bird sounds why hundreds of australian school children are mimicking the sounds of the nation's native birds. coming up in businees: seeking a haven. fears about the global economy send investors heading for safety. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. you can be part of the conversation as well. facial—recognition cameras in london will be investigated by the uk's data and privacy watchdog. we don't know how long the system, in a public area, has been active, nor how many cameras are in use. where do you stand on this issue? tell me what you think, just use #bbcthebriefing. israel has been widely criticised in t

victoria fritz, bbc news, birmingham. 0ur correspondent, andy moore, is at dover. been there talking in preparation for a possible no—deal brexit? that's right. 0bviously for a possible no—deal brexit? that's right. obviously an incredibly important port for the uk. 17% of the incredibly important port for the uk. i7% of the entire trade of the uk. i7% of the entire trade of the uk passes through the sport. as you say, not one minister in here today but three in town today to look at those preparations —— through this port. we have had michael gove, in charge of no—deal brexit planning, chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, and we have had pretty patel, home secretary, and we have also had grant shapps, the transport secretary. they are talking to people in the industry who are speaking with one voice i think, seeing the port is not ready yet, the country is not ready yet —— priti patel, the home secretary. calling for more detail from the government on customs declarations, precisely what paperwork is needed, and what they are worried about is long queues. the roa

hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and victoria fritz.el, says more needs to be done to support the families of police officers who are killed or injured at work. pc andrew harper died of multiple injuries as he responded to a suspected burglary in berkshire on thursday. police have been given more time to question ten suspects aged between 13 and 30. earlier, the former chief constable of greater manchester police told breakfast police officers feel they need more support. not police officers feel they have not had the same degree of public and political support in particular. there have been changes in legislation and the police force does not have the same capability to deal with serious criminals. course, that men make families of officers and officers out there on the street feel more vulnerable, as they do the difficultjob. 63 people have been killed in afghanistan in a bomb explosion at a wedding in the capital, kabul. nearly 200 people were injured. eyewitnesses say a suicide bomber detonated explosives inside the men's lounge of

victoria fritz is at a wholesale market in birmingham for us, looking at how businesses are preparing a p farm on thursday looking at how they will deal with it. you are at the other end of the scale, a market. are they worried about the prospects of a no deal? good morning. it is a bit of a mixed bag. i had some florists on earlier and they were worried. they say they cannot prepare and they have seen prices fluctuate and the low value of the pound is hurting their business and they were saying that some people in the forestry industry have left. it makes more sense to be buying and selling flowers in eastern europe than it does in the uk these days. however, talking to people who sell fruit and veg, they say there is a lot you can do to mitigate. these plans have come from spain and these nectarines have come from spain. food miles, pretty good, they came from staffordshire. we have got cabbages and letters that come from cambridgeshire. we do not import everything we eat, but a fair proportion does come from abroad. they are very susceptible to any impact on no—deal brexit might ha

fritz. anybody you know how more can i move on. then i talk about all the time and then i wonder why but washington which is owned by jumping through all the time i thought i thought right i think we got article about i don't know what senator sanders. as a member of a large club of politicians of every ideology who complain about their coverage contrary to the conspiracy theory the senator seems to favor jeff bezos allows our newsroom to operate with full independence as our reporters and editors can attest bernie sanders has long been a vocal critic of corporate media arguing that they misrepresent his views and ultimately act in the interests of the v elite. the working families that should not have to subsidize the wealthiest people jeff bezos made 11000000000 dollars last year they didn't pay a nickel in federal income taxes wealthy people should stop paying their fair share of tax that's out of. bernie sanders makes me skin crawl and i can't even identify for you what exactly it is but i see him as sort of a pro woman candida

this is the briefing — i'm victoria fritz.ur top story: the brexit battle heads to the courts — a first verdict‘s due on whether the uk government can suspend parliament. pro—democracy activists in hong kong say two of their leaders have been arrested — a day before a banned demonstration. new evidence about the risks of breast cancer — for women taking menopausal hormone therapy. bracing for impact. more us businesses and farmers say they are suffering from the trade war with china — as they prepare for the fall out from a new round of tariffs coming in on sunday. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. researchers at the university of oxford discover that cancer risks from undergoing menopausal hormone therapy are ‘bigger and last longer‘ than thought. would that put you off seeking treatment? tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. in a few hours from now a scottishjudge will give his decision o

this is business live from bbc news with victoria fritz and maryam moshiri. midsummer turbulence: ryanair pilots start a 48—hour strike — at the height of the holiday season. live from london, that's our top story on thursday august 22nd. it is going so well! the strike is over pay and conditions — and the second round of strikes is planned for early september. also in the programme, the us central bank reveals it's been split over cutting the cost of borrowing — ahead of a crucial address by its boss. european stocks are open and falling from health care and industrial, to financial stocks. also in the programme: tackling unconscious bias — we'll talk to man determined to make sure we're all on an even playing field when it comes to getting a job. today we want to know: do you think paying more for plastic bags helps the environment as the us supermarket group morrisons reveals it is raising the cost from 20p, up to 30p, that's 36 cents. hello and welcome to business live. we start here in the uk — with travel worries for thousands of airline passengers as p

do not give aid to fritz, as they were called. the germans. if you collaborated and give aid you might be given permanent discipline, and we know, of course, permanent discipline would involve a firing squad. and sometimes the partisans did have to exercise that kind of discipline in terms of representing the government. the partisans continued on until 1944. the last operation being an operation in which as it indicates in that article we saw ukraine was liberated, pushed out of the soviet union. now there's no need for partisans anymore, because there are no lines to fight behind. so most of the units were disbanded and they were mall a l amalgamated into units. one of the other things i find interesting about the soviet contribution is, as i said, one was the partisans. the other one was calvary. so i represent a calvary, in my case a calvary sergeant. my uniform is a fairly standard late-war uniform we'll call it. i have my red stripe on my pants to represent the calvary unit. my hat also, of course, has various combinations of colors. the

steadiness was donald tusk. 0utgoing leaders of the european council and still working on europeans —— fritzthe eu. one thing i could —— will not co—operate on is no deal. and i still hope that feministjohnson would not like to go down in history as mr no deal. the uk premises is a responsibility lies with mr tusk. reports suggest that the uk may not pay its full visual bill and £39 billion if you doesn't get a deal. first though, mr johnson will hold a —— bilateral meeting with donald trump, izzard brexit supported by the don't ci to own everything. including trade was. iam very own everything. including trade was. i am very worried about the way it's going, the growth of protection, ta riffs going, the growth of protection, tariffs at the scene and being in free trading nation, it's good for the world. the two allies or metal brea kfast. the world. the two allies or metal breakfast. 0n the world. the two allies or metal breakfast. on their menu, what my going to a uk, us trade deal. the chinese trade dispute and irradiance actions. so far so good, the weather is fantastic, the gas so great

this is the briefing — i'm victoria fritz. pro—democracy activists in hong kong say two of their leaders have been arrested — a day before a banned demonstration. new evidence about the risks of breast cancer — for women taking menopausal hormone therapy. bracing for impact. more us businesses and farmers say they are suffering from the trade war with china — as they prepare for the fall out

good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and victoria fritz. 0ur headlines today: as tenhome secretary says more needs to be done to support families of police officers injured or killed on duty. official warnings of food and fuel shortages after a no—deal brexit have been leaked as borisjohnson prepares to visit paris and berlin for talks. it's the final day of the second ashes test, and any result is still possible after a day of wickets and huge scare at lord's for steve smith, the australian batsmen hit on the neck byjofra archer.

football association looks like it's getting a new president officials today gave their backing to fritz katter the head of freiburg bundesliga club to lead an association with 7000000 members the largest of its kind in the well kelly was the only candidate proposed by exploratory commission to replace. it was the 3rd chief consecutive association president to step down amidst allegations of wrongdoing tell it 62 years old there will be officially at and now is that his new position on the 27th of september. let's get more important and what it means for the german game from a crevice harrington from t w a sport are welcome presence here as we should put any money on this this guy last that long to tell us what his appointment means or what it tells us about the state of german football it is basically says that the german football association has an extremely short list of who they believe in because he's the only candidate you know back when the predecessor right are grindle stepped down last april to grow old and chairwoman of a small club in dusseldorf submitted her application to be

this is the briefing — i'm victoria fritz.er talks with the leaders of germany and france — boris johnson looks forward to a meeting with donald trump. the buses bangladesh hoped would repatriate hundreds of rohingya refugees — but nobody would get on board. in business — powell power. markets look for guidance from the chair of the federal reserve— as he addresses the world's central bank chiefs later.

this is business live from bbc news with victoria fritz and sally bundock. more cash but bigger losses. the us riding hailing company lyft insists it is heading in the right direction. live from london, that's our top story on thursday the 8th of august. the company is forecasting that its losses for the year will be much lower than expected as it attracts more passengers and earns more money. also in the programme... china's central bank takes action on the yuan as a potential currency war looms with the us. we'll be in our asia businsess hub for the latest. this is how the european markets have opened. this is the situation in 30 minutes into the trading day. this is the situation in 30 minutes into the trading day. game on! we'll meet the man who's aiming to disrupt the global gaming industry by putting power into the hands of the punter. also the un is about to release a report that calls on us to eat a more plant—based diet and less meat to help combat climate change. so we'd like to know, will you? are you ready to change your diet to save the planet?

this is the briefing, i'm victoria fritz.resswomen, a move encouraged by president trump. north korea flexes its military muscles again and rejects further talks with the south. 0ne ryhme at a time. we meet two rappers from two continents, but how different are they? mimic bird sounds why hundreds of australian school children are mimicking the sounds of the nation's native birds. coming up in businees: seeking a haven. fears about the global economy send investors heading for safety.

this is business live from bbc news with ben bland and victoria fritz. bracing for impact. businesses and farmers say they are suffering from the trade war with china — as they prepare for the fall out from a new round of tariffs coming in over the weekend. live from london, that's our top story on friday 30th of august. american companies, and consumers, are starting to feel the pain of the trade war with china — as a coalition of us industry groups asks mrtrump to reconsider the dispute. also in the programme... security researchers at google have found evidence of a sustained effort to hack iphones over a period of at least two years. will have the markets for you. the european indices picking up on a rally from asia overnight. some optimism around potential talks to resolve the us— china trade war. it's been a big week in politics here in the uk with the brexit saga — and also abroad — how does that change the economic outlook? we'll have andrew walker with us to canter through the future for the uk, italy and argentina. researchers at google uncover security flaws on i

this is business live from bbc news with ben bland and victoria fritz. the calm before the storm: world leaders gather in france for the g7 meeting of industrialised nations — with brexit threatening to expose divisions. live from london, that's our top story on friday 23rd august. this will be the first big international meeting for the new british prime minister borisjohnson — as he tries to renegotiate the terms of the uk leaving the eu. also in the programme — powell power. the boss of the us federal reserve gets ready for a crucial address to the governors of the worlds central banks. and trading in shares of eddie stobart, the uk logistics and haulage group, has been suspended and the company said its boss would be leaving as it investigates a number of issues with its half—year results. news from the tech sector has come fast and furious this week — including moves to stop facebook tracking your online movements, and apple planning a new credit card. just don't keep it near denim or leather. our technology correspondent rory cellanjones will bring

this is business live from bbc news with victoria fritz and ben bland. tackling hate on the web — big tech companies are summoned to an urgent meeting at the white house as concerns grow about the spread of hate online. live from london, that's our top story on friday 9th august. president trump demanded the meeting in the wake of two mass shootings in the us which left 31 people dead. he wants the tech firms to do more to identify potential perpetrators. also in the programme... malaysia files charges against directors at goldman sachs subsidiaries in the massive corru ptions scandal surrounding the state fund. it isa it is a bit ofa it is a bit of a negative picture gci’oss it is a bit of a negative picture across europe on the markets at the start of friday, all the benchmarks edging into the red. it's been a busy week in business news — with everything from ba's system meltdown to the slugfest between uber and lyft making the headlines. our correspondent theo leggett will he here to help make sense of it all. also, deutsche bank is cutting some perks

this is business live from bbc news, with victoria fritz and ben bland. as the uk government suspends parliament, busines groups react with anger. live from london, that's our top story on thursday 29 august. pounded again — sterling drops on the news parliament is to be suspended, but regains some ground. also in the programme. no—deal‘s not an option. uk businesses step up warnings about the dangers of a hard brexit. asian markets retreat and the dollar hits a ine month high. steve mnuchin the treasury secretary says that the trump administration does not intend to intervene in the currency markets right now. and — mixing it up. we'll be getting the inside track on a company making a stir with its cake mixes. a global slowdown in the diamond market is hitting the sales of industry giant de beers. today we want to know have diamonds lost their lustre for you? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. the business world reacts to the british prime minister's decision to suspend parliament in the run up to brexit. t

i'm victoria fritz.s immigration officials release half of the workers detained in a huge raid in the state of mississippi. campaigners say they should all be freed. european cites issue a warning that the growth of airbnb tenancies is threatening neighbourhoods. they're asking the eu for help. cleaning up the internet. the white house calls a summit with big tech firms to counter online extremism.

this is business live from bbc news with maryam moshiri and victoria fritz. heading for safety. investors vote with their feet as concerns about the global economy mount. but here in london, the ftse 100 and 250 fail to open due to technical difficulties. live from london, that's our top story on friday the 16th of august. gold, bonds and the japanese yen have all become magnets for investors, amid worries about the us—china trade war and uncertainty over brexit. also in the programme... hong kong's richest man urges demonstrators to love china, hong kong and themselves, as chinese military forces gather near the territory's border. in europe, the markets look like this, the london market has failed to open due to technical difficulties. we will have the latest. and today a biz live favourite, andrew walker is here to talk through the big events of the week, including a horrible time for the argentinian markets and the impact of the hong kong protests on the financial hub. also on the show — one study says there arejust six major things that affect your ability to secure a pay r

hello, this is business live from bbc news with victoria fritz and sally bundock.tans alibaba and walmart get ready to unveil their their latest numbers — amid the shadow of the trade showdown between us and china. live from london, that's our top story on thursday the 15th of august. are the titans feeling the burn? retail giants alibaba and walmart get set to reveal the fortunes of retailing in china and the us. also in the programme... market turmoil — recession fears spark a big sell—off on wall street but asia pares back earlier losses. this is what we are looking at the start of the trading day in europe. you can see it is pretty flat but equity sliding a little the red. —— into the red. also, the street food explosion — vendors and food trucks are one of the trendiest ways to eat out — we'll find out how to make it work in a busy city like london. and from next year workers in finland will be able to decide when and where they work for at least half of their hours. today we want to know... should other countries follow suit and make flexible working a legal

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in fact, i hadn't done anything at all, but the political view changed, the fact of what howard fritz called the spin cycle inside the clinton propaganda machine and i am not being political here. it's just a reality in history. i then was visited, so this goes back to the team, i see some people here who might be as old as i am and he remembers. one of the heroes, a real truth seeker of watergate was sam--. he had been a very successful assistant da in philadelphia and was also an academic at georgetown and i knew sam while. sam comes to my office and says ken, you are being pilloried because of your republican credentials and i said yeah, i then noticed that, sam. he said i am not a republican, very well known prominent democrat and he said you should consider retaining the azure ethics counsel sort of as a attack and balance so that was something i had not expected to do, had to do, but as we geared up one thing i will say is the trial as it turned out there was serious fraud there in little rock and as we geared up for the trial against sitting governor, james and susan mcdougal o

i would be like heads up, you need to call comcast about the router, it is on the fritz, also you haveing up and you are at an age where you really should be think being that. you know, here is the deal, sometimes i get so focused on the smaller stories and meanwhile i lose sight of the really small. and airline specific nuses stories which i like to cover in my regular meanwhile subsegment, flight attention. (applause) pleen while, passengers on a southwest flight were surprised when they opened up the overhead compartment and found that a flight attendant had climbed inside. video of the incident immediately went viral and there she is, hello! (laughter) all right, folks, welcome to denver, please be careful when opening its overhead bins as items may have shifted during flight. also watch out for dianne, she is insane. and she is a biter. on spirit airline thras is actually krdz economy plus-- actually considered economy plus. next up-- that's comfortable. that actually looks really comfortable to he me. next up on flight attention, in minneapolis a delta pilot was removed from a fu

fritz our colleague james galliano. a former -- formerly of the fbi. he said fbi agents directed him to engage in a romantic relationship with maria butina. horse manure. suspend disbelief if able. if true, agents would be investigated by opr, doj-ig and fired for mishandling of source. he is saying, for himself, he says horse manure. he is saying be very careful. >> he's right. if they did tell him to sleep with maria, then they absolutely should be investigated. they should be fired. and those are clear violations of the fbi's own rules. do we see government officials violate their own rules? yes. so just because they have the rules doesn't mean they follow them. that said, it is treat with care. it does sound so fantastical and outlandish. >> i want to you liberty to part of what patrickburn told chris. watch this. >>? 2015, 16, i took some requests from the, from the fbi. it is the only time i'm going to say that. it is men in black. they're not the bad guys here. you'll understand. they're not the problem here. they passed a request to me from som

narcy's brother wiring the money from philly, but at the receiving end in miami, the cameras were on the fritz pictures of this garcia guy picking up the money. so they moved on to the brother's cell phone records and found frequent calls to a woman in miami. turns out the phone belonged to garcia's ex-girlfriend and he had been using it. they talked to her. >> the big break came she said he had a defective eye. >> a garcia with a bad eye. the database search was narrowed. >> now we have some sort of physical description to see if this individual was arrested and lo and behold he was. >> garcia with a bum eye pops up. >> and that's him. >> and we get a photo. >> now the detectives were on a roll. with alejandro's garcia mug shot before them, they rerack the security tapes before the day of the murder. >> this is the main entrance. here they come. >> bingo. there was garcia in the dark shirt with somebody else. his ex-girlfriend said he always wore sun glasses to protect his bad eye. but he wasn't wearing them on that day. >> you see the two of them walking very fast out. alejandro with the bag

didn't say, i want to be the first finnish professor and harvard and beto o'rourke didn't say, i'm fritzbecause i want to take advantage of all of this white privilege. and people don't trail their what's the force of around's ancestry.com or 23andme? it's to find us some background in this racially intermingled and assimilated society that we didn't know existed and they believe we can find something that's not white that we can translate into a careerist advantage in the fashion of elizabeth warren or c beto o'rourke or rachel dolezal, so, it's kind of a construct and when you say white supremacy, ie serves for a very liberals and i think wealthy minorities. it says, i'm authentic, even though i have privilege, it doesn't count because i'm saying that guy in bakersfield or poor white guy in appalachia is a deplorable or he is a clinger and he has privilege and therefore, it has career advantages obviously. and we don't even talk about class anymore. and then, here we are, justan think of it. we have cory booker, who is a child of two ibm executives and we have elizabeth harris who has