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it is being hailed as a trust building step and not much more.sing nationalism in china which makes it much harder for china to be making compromises. the public is willing to see a tough policy when it comes to trade talks with the u.s. shery: we have seen businesses, and the crossfire of these tensions. we have been reporting for a week about the controversy over hong kong with the nba. tencent had a close relationship with them. we know what all-out they are getting? fallout they are getting? selina: tencent had been building a large portion to gear towards becoming go to destination for nba games. last year they had half a billion watchers tune into their stream and they had inked a $1.5 billion deal to stream nba games online. at stake is not only the viewers of the stream but also advertising revenue and subscription revenue. they had been building a memorable really a -- a memorabilia business, entertainment. it is now being thrown into question given tencent has agreed to halt streams of the nba following the decision of the state broadca

at the peak of the war, camp hail housed as many as 14,000 soldiers. they were trained in skiing, snow shoing, mountain climbing, cold weather survival skills and winter combat to prepare themselves for the alpine warfare that awaited them in northern italy. in 1945, they broke through german mountain defenses, drawing forces away from other theaters and playing a critical role in winning world war ii. many of them came back afterward to help build colorado's outdoor recreation industry that we now know, love and cherish today. by passing this bill, we honor the 10th mountain division's legacy and the sacrifices of those soldiers by designating over 28,000 acres of land that constitutes camp hail as the nation's first ever national historic landscape. this measure ensures that people of all ages can recreate on the camp hail lands, walk in the footsteps of those soldiers who trained there, and protect the site for future generations, so that history and legacy will live on. i'm honored to work with my delegation colleagues on this effort, the core act

directing the monkey chants of the england players and leading both areas prime minister to man and the hail of service ignatius thank that's it you are today have a good day. sitting rooms are all. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population laughs my instructors occupied the city center in 2017 president of churches response was from a whole. generation will never again look old came out of. the ring conquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want . how did morality become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. filling in the sights of our us starts october 24th on d w. the international monetary fund has kept its outlook for the wealthy economy the i.m.f. says the situation is precarious with no room for policy mistakes also coming up more some deacons heads to the polls and hopes they can benefit from the country's lost well soft natural resources. and president trump threatens to destroy the turkish economy overall i'm dressed offensive in northern syria. but come to this. jone

also on the show new yorkers can now hail a fly via smartphone is offering helicopter transfers between manhattan and j.f.k. airport gas prices do not contact with the taxi. company that your business i'm. in berlin asian markets are playing the waiting game today as investors turn their attention to a key us jobs report that could determine whether the fed cuts interest rates again on home tongue saying slip by 0.5 percent while japan's nikkei is up slightly focus indicate that u.s. job creation is on the uptick however some investors seem to be bracing for disappointment amidst concerns over an impending e.u. u.s. trade wall and investors fears of a potential recession. now let's go straight stuff in this room so it's delayed who's standing by in the french chelsea in the trade war. against the u.s. the u.s. actually is waging against asia and europe german foreign minister monster has. told german media that the you will indeed retaliate with terror against the u.s. the beads you know markets well the reaction markets have been actually pretty interesting we're not seeing much of a s

like i said, with thunder and hail.r in places, so this i was won't be with you for long. temperature—wise, highs of 16 or 17 degrees, generally the low to mid teens further north, particularly where you hold onto frequent showers. as we had to tuesday night, it looks like those hours, blustery, continue across northern and western areas, central and eastern areas may tend to turn drier, in fact, with clear skies. most temperatures no lower than around 7—10 degrees. for wednesday, then, low pressure still with us, just to the north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, so another windy day, and these weather fronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and wales, i think, through wednesday morning. so we will see an enhancement of showers across western areas through the morning into the afternoon. there could be a cluster of maybe heavy, thundery ones pushing across south wales and southern england. again, further north, closer to that area of low pressure, this is where we'll see mo

like i said, with thunder and hail.mph in places, so the showers won't be with you for long. temperature—wise, highs of 16 or 17 degrees, generally the low—to—mid teens further north, particularly where you hold on to frequent showers. as we head through tuesday night, it looks like those showers, blustery, continue across northern and western areas, central and eastern areas may tend to turn drier, in fact, with clear skies. most temperatures no lower than around 7—10 degrees. for wednesday then, low pressure still with us just to the north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, so another windy day, and these weather fronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and wales, i think, through wednesday morning. so we'll see an enhancement of showers across western areas through the morning into the afternoon. there could be a cluster of some heavy, maybe thundery ones pushing across south wales and southern england. again, further north, closer to that area of low pressure, this is where

s withdrawal from the european union british prime minister boris johnson is hailing it as quote a great new deal as he said on twitter earlier and he's urging the u.k. parliament to approve it this week now the deal lays out terms on some a big sticking points including border and customs issues between e.u. member ireland and northern ireland which is part of the u.k. but johnson's northern irish allies in parliament the day you say they do not plan to back the deal let's listen to some of the points of agreement outlined by michelle benet in particular the new points of agreement with the u.k. compared to the previous bragg's until agreed with boris johnson's predecessor theresa may. but you could go hormones are the one to do or one for. sure i groom. people. the question of the protocol in our group and lost on our young. were all disney. in the u.k. where are you committed. to protect the beauty if you are on the right. we are going to require you to. first include. your agreement that could be a vulgar all border between our number nor for not one. or our own economy and protect t

accountability for the human rights abuses of the past my guest this week here in brussels this is previous haile mariam who denied for many years that human rights violations have taken place and whose government locked up many thousands of political prisoners have seen no shame for the torture that was perpetrated and the lives that were ruined during his time in office. hi liam i am welcome to come back so thank you so much thank you for having me ethiopia has a new prime minister now of the who took over after you resigned last year he's now received the nobel peace prize basically for undoing many of the evils of your government and doing what you couldn't do within a 100 days. something of a failure when you look at what you. know that. because. i have done my share to bring this change to happen. premise that abby has not come from blue moon it has come from the party which i was it is a thing you have but he's begun correcting the massive human rights abuses which were a prominent feature of your telephone service that is it is my party which started the reform process and we say. the pro

that on super saturday all right our correspondents are left out parts braving what appears to be hail there in london and in brussels thank you both. and let's get a reminder of the top story we've been covering for you britain and the e.u. say they've reached a new deal on the u.k.'s withdrawal from the european union british prime minister boris johnson is hailing this agreement and urging parliament to approve it this week the deal lays out terms on sticking points including border and customs issues between the e.u. member states ireland and northern ireland which is part of the u.k. bought johnson's northern irish allies and part of the already say they will not back the deal and u.k. opposition leader germany corben also says he will not support the agreement. let's check in now on how investors are reacting in europe's biggest economy germany are markets correspondent ali barth is in frankfurt for us hi ali so finally something for a financial markets to cheer about how is this news playing out there. it. caused a collective sigh of relief i think you can see behind me the dock

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. >> a dog being hailed a hero for saving her family. coming up, how emergency crews say she came to the rescue. >> and predators taking to the skies above . >>> you just saw a live look at a dark vacaville tonight. a family is safe thanks to man's best friend. >> yes, their dog is hailed as king for rescuing the family from a fire. >> you know, not all heroes wear capes. looks like a black lab gets to be the hero. >> reporter: police and fire say this black lab is the hero. with the homeowners asleep she started barking as the nd 1:00 in the morning. >> the dog running back and forth barking and scratching. >> the house suffered fire damage, one pickup truck was gutted and the fence between both homes was destroyed and the neighbor's truck scorched. he lives next door and didn't need the dog to tell him something was wrong. >> getting up and saw the orange glow. looked out the window and saw it on fire. >> reporter: she may have saved lives but couldn't save it all. >> my truck was melted. >> the investigators are blaming it on oily rag

haile mariam. welcome to conflict so thank you so much thank you for having me ethiopia has a new prime minister now happy who took over after you resigned last year he's now received the nobel peace prize basically for undoing many of the evils of your government and doing what you couldn't do within 100 days. don't you feel something of a failure when you look at what you. know that because. i have done my share to bring this change to happen. premise that abby has not come from blue moon it has come from the party which i was it is a thing here but he's bigger than correcting the massive human rights abuses which were a prominent feature of the autoloader service that is it is that my party which started the reform process and we say. the process should be a deep one to the country basically but also to the party itself so i think that is a process which yielded prime minister rabin. prime minister so he continued with the process pro reform my gender that my party and his party whether this is

let's bring in mandy of bloomberg intelligence, who covers the right-hailing -hailings -- thae ride companiesen you look at revenue per rider, how encouraging is that? mandy: it is encouraging and tells you there is rationality in the ride-sharing market. end compared to the food delivery market, we saw grubhub fall 50% yesterday, this is a yft and uber control the market. so rationalization when it comes to pricing is driving revenue per rider and i think ride -hailing as a much better market for investors. joe: there is always this question about whether current pricing is sustainable, or whether they will have to cut what drivers make or raise prices. are we getting any clarity on that, on whether the current model needs changes? mandeep: the last couple of that there is us elasticity. the niche is that these companies are trying to drive that path to profitability. elasticity is more visible, so you will see this companies try to raise prices gradually by a percent of recorder, and that doesn't hit them in terms of ride growth. caroline: when the companies tryingblic, it was uber to be al

marching and hailing, filing and marching, hands grows up. him, is planted the seeds of laughter, tolerance, or mercy. for him, only filing and marching. marching and highly as the years go by. manhood finds instill hireling and marching. but the grim ears of regiment asian have done their work. now, he is a good nazi. he sees no more than what the party wants him to. he says nothing that what he the party wants him to say. and does nothing but what the party wants him to do. and so, he marches on with millions of comrades traveling on the rights of others, for now his education is complete. his education for death.

and thunder isa some heavy showers hail and thunder is a possibility and are ready on thursday or towardsowards the uk and somewhere around here, stronger wind across western and southern areas, possibly gusts of 50 miles an hour, plus frequent showers in the best chance of mostly sunny weather across eastern parts of the uk. it will be right off as far as the weekend is concerned, but it is going to be quite changeable, expect showers, steady as it will be breezy at times and those temperatures about where they should be for the time of the year. this is bbc news i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11:00: the president of the bulgarian football union resigns after last night's match with england was marred by racism. uefa calls on football fans to wage war on the racists. heard it before i even g other i heard it before i even got to the other side of the pitch in the warmup, so... other side of the pitch in the warmup, so... we spoke about it coming off the pitch after the warmup and then obviously it was happening in the game. crunch time for brexit talks — both sides say there's still w

turkey got what they wanted, that so-called safe zone and erdogan hailed this a historic moment and so the turkish press today. meanwhile, the situation is alarming for the kurdish fighters who have lost key territories they held until only recently. in the kurdish, who find themselves caught between turkish troops north and russian and syrian troops from the south to a very difficult situation indeed for the k kurdish moveme, the kurdish fighters who feel completely abandoned by the international community and betrayed by their u.s. allies. >> let's talk about the kurds because where do things stand for them? where are they going? the kurdishanted a ststate and they havave wanted a state r years, that is what they have been fighting for. you have kurdish populations in iraq, syria, and turkey. in the southern part of turkey where i am currently standing at the border with syria and it is extremely difficult to get the point of view of the kurds -- the kurdish civilians on this war. they do not want to speak out publicly. -- turkish authorities on the other hand say they respecect al c

>>because they could see wind gusts upwards of 65 miles per hour in addition to heavy downpours hailund of possible tornadoes that could actually touched down in parts of the lone star state specifically near dallas. at last check the weather channel reported 120,000 people without power. >>and you've updated those numbers there. not just watches warnings there. in fact, thanks so much for joining us. music program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this planet, have to live a life of misery. >> kathy majette: a lot of pele think that children that are born with these deformities are cursed. just imagine a life alone, that nobody wanted to be around you. >> norrie oelkers: and we had children coming in for screening with brown bags over their head. they're never allowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their heads. >> kathy majette: some children don't live, because they have problems with eating, and drinking, and die of malnutri

they hailed the firing of him because why? >> because he was seen as slow walking corruption investigations. i mean, the the whole point, the corner stone of the ukrainian revolution in 2014, they call it the revolution of dignity. it was about the signing of the association agreement with the european union and it was seen as a watershed moment in ukraine of ukrainians saying we want to go closer to europe and as part of that, it was we want to clean up corruption. we want to have, you know, a free and fair society, and so the u.s. has always sought to support ukraine in that message, and shokin was seen as an obstacle to that. there was a number of corruption investigations at the time he wasn't pursuing. and one of them was the burisma investigation, so contrary to the allegation that biden was trying to shut it down, it was almost basically kind of stalled under shokin as prosecutor when joe biden started to call for his removal. it's also important to note that he wasn't kind of stacked with a single decision. he was remo

like i said, with thunder and hail.his i was won't be with you for long. temperature—wise, highs of 16 or 17 degrees, generally the low to mid teens further north, particularly where you hold onto frequent showers. as we had to tuesday night, it looks like those hours, blustery, continue across northern and western areas, central and eastern areas may tend to turn drier, in fact, with clear skies. most temperatures no lower than around 7—10 degrees. for wednesday, then, low pressure still with us, just to the north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, so another windy day, and these weather fronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and wales, i think, through wednesday morning. so we will see an enhancement of showers across western areas through the morning into the afternoon. there could be a cluster of maybe heavy, thundery ones pushing across south wales and southern england. again, further north, closer to that area of low pressure, this is where we'll see most of the showers

president trump has hailed a partial trade agreement signed with china that will see the united statesds set to come into effect next week. president trump said the deal, which covers agricultural purchases and intellectual property, would be great for both countries. we have come to a deal on intellectual property, financial services, a tremendous dealfor the property, financial services, a tremendous deal for the farmers, a purchase from $40 billion worth of agricultural products. let's speak 110w agricultural products. let's speak now to professor and leader, global economist and specialist on china ‘s economic relations. —— anne lee. she joins us now from new york city. thank you forjoining us, professor. first of all, interesting, isn't it. the deal itself does not look like it is particularly big or advanced. it looks like a fairly small deal. yes. it is basically the lowest hanging fruit. it gives the united states a n hanging fruit. it gives the united states an opportunity to delay ta riffs states an opportunity to delay tariffs but they actually don't want, because going into

human rights abuses of the possibility of my guest this week here in brussels that is his previous haile mariam protests on the. conflict. 60 minutes d.w. folks. look closely. carefully to. the soon. to be a good. old fashioned. discover the old. place. subscribe to a documentary to. cut . growth is a key factor for prosperity in any society that's basic economics but in the face of rising concern about natural environment and the effects of climate change.

but we're getting gunned down in a hail of financial bullets from financial bad guys shooting at us with impunity very well put you back shooting at us with impunity the worst thing for the new major motion picture i'll be starring in the photographer of the show i forget this thing going to go to magic tricks like i do. yes patrick is a great film. so max you know what the repo market is yes it's continuing it's going to worse the situation is getting worse yes we're going to have to fly back to the east coast to deal with that because i want to turn next to another article this is some business insider we doesn't work on the deposing of its c.e.o. i wrote in business insider not about adam newman salacious antics but about the prank that is we works business model itself and how it has adversely skewed the office markets in new york and london i don't really care so much about the commercial real estate market he goes into any talks about how it's going to impact that because of that because of the fact that we work as we've covered is the largest tenant in new york and london so i wan

like i said, with thunder and hail.n places, so the showers won't be with you for long. temperature—wise, highs of 16 or 17 degrees, generally the low—to—mid teens further north, particularly where you hold on to frequent showers. as we head to tuesday night, it looks like those showers, blustery, continue across northern and western areas, central and eastern areas may tend to turn drier, in fact, with clear skies. most temperatures no lower than around 7—10 degrees. for wednesday then, low pressure still with us just to the north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, so another windy day, and these weather fronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and wales, i think, through wednesday morning. so we'll see an enhancement of showers across western areas through the morning into the afternoon. there could be a cluster of some heavy, maybe thundery ones pushing across south wales and southern england. again, further north, closer to that area of low pressure, this is where we'll see

like i said, with thunder and hail.wers won't be with you for long. temperature—wise, highs of 16 or 17 degrees, generally the low—to—mid teens further north, particularly where you hold on to frequent showers. as we head through tuesday night, it looks like those showers, blustery, continue across northern and western areas, central and eastern areas may tend to turn drier, in fact, with clear skies. most temperatures no lower than around 7—10 degrees. for wednesday then, low pressure still with us just to the north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, so another windy day, and these weather fronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and wales, i think, through wednesday morning. so we'll see an enhancement of showers across western areas through the morning into the afternoon. there could be a cluster of some heavy, maybe thundery ones pushing across south wales and southern england. again, further north, closer to that area of low pressure, this is where we'll see most of the sh

news live from her leg 3 researchers when the 29000 nobel prize for economics the swedish academy hails the trio of economists for their experimental approach to alleviating global poverty. also coming up to turkey advances deeper into northern syria and its deployment against the kurds a kurdish leaders have sealed the deal with syria's government to cooperate in holding the turkish offensive that as their former ally the united states withdraws from the conflict zone plus spain handing tough prison sentences for cattle and separatist leaders for holding a banned independence referendum the former head of the capital and government calls the sentences quote an atrocity. and poland's ruling conservatives secure a huge electoral victory belonging justice party is set to increase its majority after implementing reforms its critics called anti democratic. i'm sorry kelly thank you so much for joining us here on news and we have some breaking news to tell you about i would have bene jeanne meserve dolph 0 and a michael kramer are the joint winners of the nobel prize for economics they have

everything is his movement stands for in the past he's gone out of his way to hail mug on the to celebrate the 155th 150th anniversary big time to make mug on these glasses the symbol of his spirit india campaign and so on i would agree that he really cares about the symbol and not the substance but nonetheless the fact that we have now a prime minister from that political background which was historically hostile to gandhi and some of whose fault was notoriously celebrated the assassination of my gun the by distributing london's indian sweets on the occasion other that the movement is now embracing mahatma gandhi inhaling him as the father of the nation is a slightly encouraging signs say getting that old to me isn't because the muddy quickly cracked down on fellow. prognathic or who had praised a gun these assassination or these gun these assassin is an indian patriot in about 3 months as one person cracked down upon the crackdown is a bit much because the she continued to be a candidate of his party won the election and is now a member for his party another gentleman another m.p. who ac

yeah you could literally decided to reform including in the accounts of what the responsibility lay hailes not to you how do you yet use yes it is now to try to get around to that why do you try to get out his wife and she did that for that's why i mentioned that you know why i'm here thank you for being here in a shared vision for you blocked every attempt by the united nations special rapporteur that should tell you or anyone has a call from as we have issued can you see the way before you should. come up from us and the only message i need locked i only reason you block them are you least be gating was because you didn't want them to find out what was going on i did and i initiated that before before my eyes that mission you don't know and the truth for me is that what the result of pain is that i'm going to come to power conjured so before i kill all of it him to power the conscience of people were killed in the your regime and you refused to have an independent investigation led by the un human rights official if you ask the killings the last one and half years the number of killings

like i said, with thunder and hail.—wise, highs of 16 or 17 degrees, generally the low—to—mid teens further north, particularly where you hold on to frequent showers. as we head through tuesday night, it looks like those showers, blustery, continue across northern and western areas, central and eastern areas may tend to turn drier, in fact, with clear skies. most temperatures no lower than around 7—10 degrees. for wednesday then, low pressure still with us just to the north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, so another windy day, and these weather fronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and wales, i think, through wednesday morning. so we‘ll see an enhancement of showers across western areas through the morning into the afternoon. there could be a cluster of some heavy, maybe thundery ones pushing across south wales and southern england. again, further north, closer to that area of low pressure, this is where we‘ll see most of the showers across western scotland. temperatures

some with hail and thunder mixed in. the fight south. conditions just about hanging on in the south. sunday, those cold northerly winds extend all the way into southern england. a day of bright skies, glorious sunshine and some showers are continuing to affect northern and western areas. temperatures for most between nine and 11 degrees. that's your weather. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... the 39 dead stowaways found in essex. as investigations continue here and in belgium, it's emerged the victims were all chinese nationals. critics say more needs to be done, to stop traffickers. there is simply not enough being done in terms of security, in terms of the protections of vehicles across europe. we need to be working far more with the europeans but, you know, there lies an issue in terms of brexit. a sharp rise in knife crime — record numbers of people found carrying weapons in england and wales. 16 people are sentenced to death for the murder of the bangladeshi student who accused

ago but that may not happen now rescue operations are well under underway there are also reports of hail that there have been 2 towns that have been trapped the town of the loon and another area also in north cut about you know exports of our.

like i said, with thunder and hail.ly, 40—50mph in places, so the showerse won't be with you for long. temperature—wise, highs of 16 or 17 degrees, generally the low—to—mid teens further north, particularly where you hold on to frequent showers. as we head to tuesday night, it looks like those hours, blustery, continue across northern and western areas, central and eastern areas may tend to turn drier, in fact, with clear skies. most temperatures no lower than around 7—10 degrees. for wednesday then, low pressure still with us just to the north of the uk, tightly packed isoba rs, so another windy day, and these weather fronts producing bands of showers. there will be one heading into parts of england and wales, i think, through wednesday morning. so we'll see an enhancement of showers across western areas through the morning into the afternoon. there could be a cluster of some heavy, maybe thundery ones pushing across south wales and southern england. again, further north, closer to that area of low pressure, this is wh

and what connects this type of fork to ride hailing absent other platforms you might be familiar with? by the early 2000's to realize they can take the mechanism to put out a call through the interface to execute a program to make that executable so they created a mechanism around data labeling and other kinds of tasks that were piecework but we will suggest this is just the beginning. but if anybody has a task they want to demand or have help with that they could be put on a platform to broker the relationship. in the abstract this is what is going on with this mechanism. so are there any projects that can be sourced, scheduled, managed, shd build through the application interface but hold on to that and think how much world of work that could develop if you apply that mechanism to the distribution of request for work and people being able to pick up the task. that's what i want to suggest when we think of the framing of the future of work. not automation even last year talking about the future of work like the second machine age and started thinking differently but to come to the fl

hail as possible, too. these are just showers, they move through quite quickly.us, gusting up to 40 miles an hour or so. gusting up to 40 miles an hour or so. they move on quickly and you will get to see the sunshine. again, the showers are going to miss frequent across western parts of scotland. the places will avoid at least a shower during the day and temperatures around about the mid—teens, some may be 17 or even 18 celsius. you're watching beyond 100 days... a disaster in the making critics say. president trump's decision to abandon the kurds in northern syria, is described in washington as the ultimate betrayal. but the president digs in. syria, he says, was a quagmire, and under him the "endless and ridiculous wars are ending". a second whistle—blower and more subpeonas are set to go out at the start of week three of the impeachment inquiry. also on the programme..... 19—year—old harry dunn died in a road accident involving the wife of a us diplomat, who has since left the country under diplomatic immunity. borisjohnson says he'll be be raising it with pre

kumongers.lf they've told me how his paramilitary forces stormed the parish of the reverend gutierrez amid a hail of bullets father gutierrez called a local radio station and before breaking down in tears he said they are deviling the churches, the government is killing us. pleaded the ia government cross it is limit into what is inhumane and immoral. the international community cannot be indifferent. he is right. we cannot be indifferent. we must not be indifferent. and i am here to reaffirm that the trurm administration will never be indifferent when it comes to the persecution of faith communities. [applause] my friends we believe as vice president pence has put it an attack on one faith is an attack upon us all. at the u.n. just a few weeks ago president trump proclaimed we must all work together to protect communities of every faith. all over the world u.s. aid is supporting programs to address religious hate speech and interfaith conflict, to promote the strengthening and enforcement of law that is protect religious freedom, and to increase the capacity of civil society to advocate for it.

also the risk of hail and thunder embedded in those. summer showers are embedded in those.morning promising to look at figures from asos. what do you have for us? this is asos, the retail giant that grew from humble beginnings. its original name was as seen on screen, 20 years ago when it was founded and it really was a retail pioneer online. today, it sells 800 rounds through its website and 9 most customers in the uk buy stuff through their mobile phone but it is a difficult market with new and quick competitors stealing market share. its biggest rival overtook asos this year and even traditional high street retailers are doing well with their online sales. as well as the extra competition, asos has suffered supply issues. head has been expanding quickly overseas and says it has done that too quickly and has not been looking after its existing customers. it was forced to wish you not one but two profit warnings this year and share price has slumped by half. latest results of coming within the last hour and profits were down by nearly even though sales were up. they admit