the minimum i needed was abb. been awarded three ds. what went your mind when you saw those grades in front of you? the first thought was my life is com pletely first thought was my life is completely over. are you all right? yes, i am fine. an appeal system has been put in place. i view began that?|j an appeal system has been put in place. i view began that? i have started the appeal, but i have been informed that there is not yet any clarification on how the government is going to give the students the grades that they deserve. there has been no confirmation if they will use mock or predicted so at the moment, the appeals process seems to be up in the air. can you contacted the college? the royal veterinary couege? the college? the royal veterinary college? i have indeed. u nfortu nately college? i have indeed. unfortunately they cannot keep my place this year unless the appeal comes through by the 31st of august. what have your teacher said about this? they cannot believe it. they are completely and utterly sho

his country's wartime actions in which japan attacked pacific countries but prime minister shinzo abbémontagne his long running refusal to apologize instead praising japan's war debt. as the clock strikes noon silence spreads over it is tokyo arena. there pausing to remember the estimated 3000000 japanese who lost their lives in world war 2. and use the occasion to pray for pace. japan's role in the bloody global conflict. now. looking back on the long period of post-war pace reflecting on our past and bearing in mind the feelings of deep remorse. that in italy hope that the ravages of war will never again be repeated. in mid 1945 europe was celebrating the end of war and the nazi regime. of world war 2 still raged on in the pacific a desperate to pass and was locked in battle with u.s. troops. the japanese resistance came to an end after u.s. planes dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima the next saki a crippling event leaving a horrific death toll. japan surrendered bringing an end to world war 2. stepsons of the pops and decoration which specifies the unconditional surrender of japan. th

minimumi minimum i needed abb, i only needed three c to get into the foundation course which was the but on thursday i discovered i had been awarded three ds. and coming up, click looks at the tech rivalry between china and the west. good afternoon. the prince of wales has led commemorations for the 75th anniversary of vj day, when japan's surrender ended the second world war. prince charles joined veterans and military personnel for a service at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire. he paid tribute to the courage of those who fought, saying their service and sacrifice would "echo through the ages", and remembered all those who lives were blighted by the conflict. nicholas witchell reports. a lone piper at dawn, aboard hms belfast, marking the fact that 75 years ago this morning, the world awoke, finally, to peace. in the open spaces of the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire, a carefully choreographed commemoration attended by a0 veterans who fought in the 14th, sometimes forgotten, army against a voracious enemy in some of the most army against a ferocious enem

. >>> sin joe abbe says he will resign because of a chronic health problem that has come back. ulcerative colitis has troubled him since he was a teenager. he says that problem had been under control. he says it relapse when he had an annual checkup. he is expected to stay on until a new party leader is elected and formally approved the japanese parliament. >>> in dollars and cents, we have what may be the largest announcement. an announcement was made that 21 pilot jobs will be furloughed by october. the airline says it will not be able to keep those jobs without government aid. it is unclear how those will be enforced -- this will take place next month when government aid runs out. >>> san francisco-based gap is reporting a decline in sales. masks and activewear were the only bright spots in the company's earnings. the gap says it brought in $130 million from selling facemasks. online sales were up 95% from the 2019 second quarter while in-store sales dropped 48%. >>> walmart is joining microsoft in a bid to join tiktok. purchasing the video sharing app could cost up to $30 b

capital markets the already struggling japanese economy has been hit hard by the coronavirus with abbe out of the picture it's up to someone else to pull japan out of the crisis. aspect to professor jeff kingston director of asian studies at temple university japan in tokyo and referring to since our basic economic strategy i asked him what worked well and what didn't. well the list of what did work well i think it's relatively short. i think he was good in terms of promoting free trade deal with the he he also rescued. but what didn't work he never delivered structural reforms which were the 3rd era of bombay nomics was are supposed to improve productivity he never delivered a woman aman's he said he was going to help women shine but that hasn't happened there has been an expansion woman's appointment but spent in worli a careers and not regular climate so it hasn't really worked out either generally speaking households and all sorts of polls say they're not feeling the love you know they didn't feel the trickled out a lot of people dismissed ave nomics as welfare for the wealthy corp

the minimum i needed was abb, i only needed three c to get into the foundation course which was the back—upns to mark the 75th anniversary of vj day, the day world war ii ended with victory over japan. we salute all those who remain among us and offer our most heartfelt

the minimum i needed was abb, i only needed three c to get into the foundation course which was the back—upthursday i discovered i had been awarded three ds. prince charles leads commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of vj day, the day world war ii ended with victory over japan. we salute all those who remain among us and offer our most heartfelt and undying gratitude for those who are gone before. the prince of wales and veterans lay wreaths at the national memorial arboretum, as part of a service of remembrance. we'll have the latest from events in the uk and around the world, as we remember the day world war ii ended. also, thousands of holiday—makers have arrived back in the uk after a last—minute dash to avoid a mandatory 2—week quarantine, which came into effect at 4am this morning. and coming up...in a special edition, talking movies and coming up... in a special edition, talking movies reports on the impact of the pandemic on cinema. in the past hour, the exams regulator quual has set out the criteria for how appeals of gcse, as and a—levels in england can be made. because of

from world news in brief actions and abbe has announced he will step down as japan's longest serving prime minister and revealed regret not getting a peace deal with russia the states never signed an agreement to try to marry a dispute over the start are based led the country since 2012 but he's stepping down because of health issues 19 people have been confirmed killed in pakistan's biggest city catch a hour from president and storms there its highest daily rainfall ever was registered on thursday drives a flooded stores have been forced to shut down and hundreds of homes have been damaged the power supplies disruptive and several people have reportedly been killed by a motorcycle bomb in series city of ras our line on the turkish border they're all say we need it seems currently in a critical condition explosion damaged vehicles and buildings. that. the republican national convention has closed with donald trump's nomination speech and in it he did pledge to make america safer and stronger but while his supporters hailed the event success opponents to say it ignored the reality of

capital markets the already struggling japanese economy has been hit hard by the coronavirus with abbe out of the picture it's up to someone else to pull japan out of the crisis. russian president vladimir putin says he has set up a police force to support better rusin some battles president alexander lukashenko creating more tension with germany and the european union mr putin said he was responding to a request from the bene rusin leader he said the force would only be used if the situation got out of control the police have been making more arrests in the balance in capital minsk taken dozens of anti-government protesters into custody a number of journalists have also been held including a d w reporter who was later released responding to the russian statement german chancellor angela merkel warned that bella who says sovereignty must be respected without foreign intervention. and i hope that such forces will not be deployed. and i hope that the people have bravely taken to the streets who have called out a bad state of affairs that those people have all the freedoms that we take fo

in the japanese capital tokyo prime minister shinzo abbé an emperor and our hito lead commemorationsxpressing deep remorse over japan's wartime past. but it's be 75 years since the end of the war our country has consistently valued peace and moved forward we have made the most effort to make the world a better place never to repeat the tragedy of war we will continue to remain committed to this resolute pledge by 75 years ago countries echoed with the sound of heavy weaponry. the war in europe had ended several months earlier hitler was dead the nazi war machine destroyed. but the conflicts in the pacific against imperial japan continued on the island of. u.s. marines and japanese forces who were locked in battle the us emerged victorious japan responded with intense resistance suicide pilots the kamikaze sped their planes into gets in the closing days of the war america unleashed on power destruction on japan 1st on the city of hiroshima 3 days later. the nuclear attacks killed more than 200000 people and forced japan to surrender it was peace a colossal price. japan's defeat also m

it's not clear that that's going to actually give him much of a bounce so i think we have seen peak abbéin now there is really a diminished leader and much weaker and his legacy looks to be in tatters they can blame a degree of bad fortune for a tanishq legacy but when he leaves office the fact that he served longer than any other prime minister might be the one achievement he's most remembered for robert bright al-jazeera. where he is a professor a cure university and a special advisor to the cabinet of prime minister joins me now from tokyo could have you with a search of the program from the outside while may view sort of sort of a stable captain of a ship in a rocky economic and political waters when it comes to sort of his his stance on north korea and financial meltdowns is that a fair assessment over the past sort of 12 years. i think so relatively balanced assessment the fact that the matter is she has allowed days the only prime minister in japan's history has led his ruling coalition to win big for as many as 6 times in a row and out except that explains. voters in japan have l

. >>> california abbe area put tight restrictions on residents earlier than most of the united statescases are climbing just as they are across california. local leaders are -- joining mess from oakland, california, is jake ward. jake, what is on the table. >> reporter: you know, katy, it is a disappointing trend on march 16th, about of anyone else was thinking about it, the bay area locked people down and sent everyone home. now we're in a post-memorial day rise, seeing numbers go up to over 870 cases just a few days ago. this peak has state and local officials thinking how we are running our efforts here. of course, when you look at the numbers, it's important to understand a huge percentage of the cases, especially in counties like alameda, where i am now, full of the poorest and most disadvantaged people. latinos make up about half of the new cases, even though that community only makes up about 22% of the county. we are seeing again this virus preying on the people who are either complacent or desperate for work. it's just so hard to create a unified front against the coronavirus

two big stories, that rapid test from abb tt has helped the travel and leisure in is a big help for the reopening story you see it from the airlines as for the powell speech there's a lot of people arguing with the fed arguing to keep rates lower for longer and tolerate higher inflation levels, many are arguing maybe the market is starting to fully price in the whole rates will stay longer you can see the bank stocks moving up today as we saw rates on the longer end of the curve move up a little bit inflation running hotter that might not be bad overall for yields on the longer end of the curve there. a lot of people trying to debate is the fed story now fully priced in. we'll keep rates lower for longer i think that mr. a big debate as we end this month and go into the fall >> thank you, sir. let's bring in steve for more analysis and reaction. >> the fed making a historic change to its monetary strategy. to become the first major central bank to put in place they have this 2% inflation. now it's a 2% average inflation when the fed if it needs to, if inflation runs allow to allow it to

capital markets the already struggling japanese economy has been hit hard by the coronavirus with abbe out of the picture it's up to someone else to pull japan out of the crisis. russian president vladimir putin says he has set up a police force to support better ruses embattled president alexander lukashenko creating more tension with germany and the european union mr putin said he was responding to a request from the belarus and later he said the force would only be used if the situation got out of control the police have been making more arrests in the balancing capital minsk taking dozens of anti-government protesters into custody a number of journalists have also been held including a d w reporter who was later released responding to the russian statement german chancellor angela merkel ward better who says sovereignty must be respected without foreign intervention. it is likely that i hope that such forces will not be deployed. and i hope that the people who have bravely taking to the streets who have called out a bad state of affairs that those people have all the freedoms that

i was predicted abb and received ddd. quite a drop. it around at the moment and show they do have a heart and they do have some form of realisation of what they had done to people and they have listened, for once. i am really glad for that. and maybe they might ta ke glad for that. and maybe they might take this experience further into other experiences and look back on this, this might benefit further situations. congratulations, we are delighted for you, as you clearly are delighted and thanks for talking to us here on bbc news. andrew bull is the headteacher of cardinal newman school — a secondary school in luton — and hejoins me now. thanks forjoining us. how will this change affect your school? we had 5296 change affect your school? we had 52% of our centre assessed grades downgraded, last week, it has a massive impact on our children and on the young people in our care. i'm delighted this news, afterfive on the young people in our care. i'm delighted this news, after five days of what can only be described as havoc that has been

capital markets the already struggling japanese economy has been hit hard by the coronavirus with abbe out of the picture it's up to someone else to pull japan out of the crisis. russian president vladimir putin says he has set up a police force to support better ruses embattled president alexander lukashenko creating more tension with germany and the european union mr putin said he was responding to a request from the baton rouge and he said the force would only be used if the situation got out of control the police have been making more arrests in the bell of recent capital in minsk taking dozens of anti-government protesters into custody a number of journalists have also been held including a w reporter who was later released responding to the russian statement german chancellor angela merkel warned that better who says sovereignty must be respected without foreign intervention. it is likely that i hope that such forces will not be deployed. and i hope that the people who have bravely taking to the streets who have called out a bad state of affairs that those people have all the fre

now of abb t abbott, which takes 15 to 20 minutes. we're rapidly expanding that reach. what we'd love to do is point of care, kind of like a pregnancy test, same idea where you can do it at your home. chuck, we are working 24/7 on these things and they've made great progress on therapeutics. on vaccines. this president is going to probably be able to get one or more vaccines by the end of the year. that's a third of the time it usually takes in using a defense production act. so i'll get you -- i'll personally send you a copy of this report when it comes out. you tell me afterwards whether we've done a lot using that dpa, but it's the most rapid industrial mobilization in this country since world war ii. >> and i think there are a lot of people that hear your enthusiasm and want to see you use it even more, but dr. navarro, i have to leave the conversation there. thank you for coming on and sharing the administration's perspective, i appreciate it. >> yes, sir. >>> join me is the number two senate democrat, senator dick durbin of illinois. welcome back to "meet the pres

this is al-jazeera could come out of the headlines this hour japan's prime minister shinzo abbé has resignedbecause of ill health the 65 year old has long suffered an intestinal illness is japan's longest serving leader. u.s. president donald trump has formally accepted the republican party's nomination for a 2nd term he says november's election will be a choice between saving the american dream or allowing a socialist agenda to destroy it. and germany's chancellor has demanded that bella resists sovereignty be respected as the new foreign minister his way of possible sanctions over a crackdown on protesters and america is pushing for dialogue as the best way forward. for the west african bloc ecowas says holding a new round of talks on mali after a coup leaders freed ousted president ibrahim cater from the tension but he resigned after soldiers seized him from his residence last week following months of protests echo us urge the immediate return of civilian rule but coup leaders want the next election to be held in 3 years time armitage research has been monitoring the situation from a brid

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