it will be very tough for aberdeen.or anything, if they get one goal we're penalty or anything, if they get one goalwe're in penalty or anything, if they get one goal we're in for penalty or anything, if they get one goalwe're in fora penalty or anything, if they get one goal we're in for a cracker of a night. the of this type will get through to play you stumble —— istanbul. burnley have confirmed they have made bids forjay rodriguez sam clucas and another player but all three have been turned down. well, he's returned from toulon and now there's a call up to the england rugby union squad for chris ashton. coach eddiejones has picked the winger for the first time since 2016, as ashton is back in the premiership and will play for sale this season. jones is under some pressure going into the november internationals, following the series defeat in south africa this summer. so maybe, he's looking for some tips from another england manager. to me it is not about personality. it is about how him and his team connect. they ha

aberdeen standard life aberdeen says the market conditions or main challenging. prevaricate too much. stocks are higher. s&p 500 is at a six-month high. china, is it getting cheaper, is it not? a big wash of bonds coming to the market in the u.s.. the o.a.t.'s in france down by nine pits. s. pip anna: first interview of the day, martin gilbert, cofounder of standard life aberdeen. a pleasure to have you on the program as always. gross inflows of 38 billion pounds. tell us the overall picture in terms of those inflows. >> it has been encouraging. that is up from the second half of last year, which was the first six months following the merger. the very encouraging thing is about 80% of those flows are in what we would call our non-blockbuster or the assets that have driven the success of both companies in the past. diversified.ll said, conditions are tough for the industry. we certainly feel we are in one of the best positions with one of the strongest balance sheets in the world to whether what is going to be a tough period ahead. manus: a very good morning to yo

they'll be popping the corks at burnley who score late to beat aberdeen in the europa league. captain kohli scores a wonderful century to keep india in the first test. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chris mitchell. a lot to get through this evening. england's world cup journey has come to an end at the olympic park. but ireland's continues after an amazing win against india. our reporterjo currie is at the olympic park. nederlandse the world number one. we are disappointed naturally as english france but is this unexpected? it was not to be for england tonight. you mentioned that nederlandse were the defending champions and world number one. england ranked second in the world. ten and a half thousand people and england's cannot get job ten and a half thousand people and england's cannot getjob done, losing 2—0 across the match. our goal by a dutch player for the first finish. and the further later on, the dutch made sure they would be put through what they will face australia in the semifinals on saturday. a completely different story for ireland tonight. they are up stor

yet his team talk at aberdeen went out the window in the first few minutes.too. that kick saw him sent off. it left rangers in real trouble but they did not panic. in fact, they were the better side. a push awarded with a penalty, and the captain made the most of the opportunity. how long could they hang on? one of their new summer signings with the handiwork there, and while rangers were showing a steely side to all aspects of their game, it began to get nervy towards the end. aberdeen perhaps should have equalised here, but then did in injury time. 19—year—old bruce anderson getting the equaliser on his debut. 1—1 the final score then, and nobody said this management lark would be easy. tim hague, bbc news one other game to tell you about in the scottish premiership and neil lennon's hibernian got off to a winning start. they beat motherwell 3—0 at easter road. leeds united, under one of the most experienced managers in world football, marcelo bielsa, have got their championship campaign off to a great start. they were already 1—0 up against stoke city when

in aberdeen, glasgow, belfast, a high of 15—16.igh of 15-16. at 24, down. in aberdeen, glasgow, belfast, a high of 15—16. at 24, perhaps, in london but by friday down to 20 and as we head to the weekend, pretty mixed. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11: donald trump's former campaign chief, paul manafort, is found guilty of eight criminal charges, including bank and tax fraud. it's the first trial stemming from the inquiry into alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. paul manafort is a good man there. he was with ronald reagan, he was with lot of different people over the years and i am very sad about that. because it involved me, but i still feel it is a very sad thing that happened. it has nothing to do with russian pollution. —— collusion. in a separate case, president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, has pleaded guilty in a manhattan court to violating campaign finance laws. we'll have the latest from washington.

standard life aberdeen, we spoke to the co-cfo. standard life aberdeen, up 2.6% today. earnings beat today, clamping down on costs. costs remain an issue at commerzbank. revenue and profit beat expectations, but unicredit shares up 2%. decline for pandora, the danish jewelry maker, the charm maker, the world's largest jewelry company. h-shares down as much as 20%, the biggest decline since 2011. pandora, standing out. let's get the first word news. sebastian: in the u.s., the administration has restored some sanctions on iran and reaffirmed plans to impose tougher penalties on oil sales in november. the measures were to take effect today restrict purchases of dollar. it bans imports of pistachios to the u.s.. he willresident says not talk while sanctions are in place. >> negotiations and sanctions at the same time is meaningless. if someone stands in front of his enemy and pushes a knife against their arm and seeks talks, the response is that he should put the knife in his pocket and come to the negotiating table and use logic. lira isn: the turkish perron losses after

gerrard had a frustrating start in his first scottish premiership game in charge of rangers — away at aberdeenthe former liverpool captain received a warm reception from both sets of supporters. but his team talk went out of the window after only 11 minutes when alfredo morelos kicked out at scott mckenna. that left rangers down to ten men for over 80 minutes but captain james tavernier edged them in front after half an hour following a foul in the box onjosh windass.

they needed extra time to get past aberdeen in the previous round. —— at turf moor. tie is still in the balance. the turkish side are in good form and finished third in the turkish top league last season. they are a good team. in the likes of added by law and gael clichy, they will have players who know exactly what to expect from a premier league side.

fa cup winners steven gerrard's first league game in charge of rangers ended in a 1—1 draw after aberdeencored an injury—time equalizer in the scottish premiership. scored an injury—time equalizer elsewhere, hibs beat motherwell 3—0. scored an injury—time equalizer british cyclist laura kenny won her second gold of the european championships in glasgow despite admitting she's still not back to her best after having her first baby. there were also golds in the pool today. our correspondent joe wilson reports. laura joe wilson reports. kenney started, nervously, she said, laura kenney started, nervously, she said, with 18 other riders. in the elimination race the slowest of removed until two sprinted for gold. it isa removed until two sprinted for gold. it is a thrilling format and lori kenny —— laura kenney loves it, so do the spectators. kenny first, after becoming a mother, she says she now put cycling second and i

hibs and aberdeen drew 1—1. elsewhere, there were wins for st johnstone and livingstone.is hamilton is on pole position for tomorrow's belgian grand prix in spa. the championship leader mastered the wet conditions to go seven tenths of a second faster than sebastian vettel, who's second. force india took third and fourth place just days after the team was saved from collapse. tomorrow's british motogp will start 90 minutes earlier than planned because of heavy rain in the forecast. qualifying today was delayed by more than an hour due to downpours. jorge lorenzo will start on pole at silverstone, with britian‘s cal crutchlow in fourth. great britain won three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft held on to take the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

still with me in new york city is georgia gun goncalves,rge kevin giddis, and the luke hickmore from aberdeen asset management. things seem to be downplayed a jackson hole, white? >> it is more of an academic exercise is not really worried about a major change in the fed except for being entrenched and policy right now. it would take a lot for them to change it. speculation that you would see some acknowledgment of the em vol, but we think that is wrong. we are waiting and seeing. jon: the ideas of the federal reserve is going to respond anytime soon to international situations, are they? i see no sign of that. no, it does not seem likely. maybe we will get a little bit they expectout what

why does aberdeen think this is a good time to get in?hey started adding to their holdings of chinese junk bonds in the second quarter. the selloff earlier this year saw years -- the highest in more than three years. that made the asset class quite attractive. what aberdeen believes is policy steps will be taken to address the tighter financial conditions that have made investors uncomfortable about the companies' ability to revive credit. we have seen this in the past few weeks out of china. that is having investors comfort. -- dollar junk bonds which are mostly from chinese issuers returned the most in two years in july. ramy: which sectors is everyone finding -- is aberdeen finding attractive? andreea: they are keen on chinese developers which may account of the bulk of offshore bond issuance. property is a major contributor to the chinese economy. it makes about 30%. aberdeen believes it is china's exports that are at risk from the trade war. that is a natural reaction from the government, to support the property sector. it is worth n

aberdeen had been second best in scotland for four years. can they be breached and finished second. have not won against celtic in ten to ten. can they stop at celtic from winning another trouble and when the cup? always drilling, often controversial, and never ever dull. —— thrilling. so confirmation of celtic‘s opening game against livingston and the other weekend fixtures which include the newly promoted st mirren taking on dundee tomorrow. and on sunday, rangers are at aberdeen and hibs, fresh from qualifying for the europa league, play motherwell. england's georgia hall is just a shot off the lead in the women's british open golf. she's behind thailand's pornanong phatlum, who leads on 10—under at royal lytham & st anne's. hall still hasn't dropped a shot and four birdies today took her to 9—under par, in a three—way tie for second place. compatriot florentyna parker is five off the pace. but the shot of the day so far came from canada's brooke henderson. she got a hole—in—one on the par—3 9th. 0ne bounce and then straight in the hole! meanwhile at the men's wgc at akron in the

elsewhere hibs beat motherwell 3—0. for aberdeen in the 93rd minute.s ended with a heavy defeat in the final in london. the team of amateurs were beaten 6—0 by the defending champions and the top—ranked side, the netherlands. jo currie is there for us. side, the netherlands. yes, side, the netherlands. ireland's arts may be broke this yes, ireland's arts may be broken this evening but in the end they we re this evening but in the end they were simply outclassed by the world number one team who in front of a sell—out crowd in the olympic park, have sealed and eight world title. the dutch overran the irish early on, setting a relentless pace. 4—0 up on, setting a relentless pace. 4—0 up at half—time with my loop the next‘s goldie pic of the bunch. they added another two in the second half while ireland failed to register a shot on target. —— with malou pheninckx‘s the bigger the bunch. once the dust has settled, though, the irish can reflect on what has been an incredible journey at this tournament, a team made up of mostly pa rt—timers, tournament, a te

more from hick aberdeen investments. a special thanks to kevin giddis and george goncalves. it here in new york city. forill see you next time you for audience worldwide, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton with first word news. a federal judge has extended a freeze on deporting families separated at the u.s.-mexico border giving a reprieve to hundreds of children and their parents to remain in the united states. quote, "hastyd, deportation of children after reunification with parents would deprive them of their right to seek asylum." the judge's order did not specify at eig of when the rep -- did not specify a date of when the reprieve would end. blamingt trump officials for his ridiculously high cost military parade. the president blamed the local politicians for inflating the cost although much of the projected $92 million price tag to cost aircraft, equipment, and personnel. thursday, and was saidhe

tencent one of the holdings at aberdeen standard.-pacific for aberdeen standard joining us from singapore. a quick look at other stocks we are watching. unicom out with numbers. there we go. this is the situation there. we have a negative start for the hang seng. that open is coming up next. ♪ next. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. rishaad: we are back. equity markets get started. that is the view. and, asian stocks mixed to the downside. the dollar is holding at 14-month highs. we have risks, signs of abating a little bit. more turkey turmoil as well. ago,uan short while 6.

temperatures in aberdeen at 17 and may be closer to 20 in the central belt of scotland.hern ireland, north west england and wales, quite a lot of cloud, the odd spot of drizzle and some showers. some brightness to be had in east anglia and the south—east with some places getting to 20. this evening and overnight, clear skies overhead for most but areas of cloud likely to redevelop in central and southern parts of the country and maybe some mist and fog patches as well. patchy fog further north, and further north and west in scotland and northern ireland, the breed strengthens overnight. into tomorrow, the cloud thickens up with outbreaks of rain later in the day. in eastern scotla nd later in the day. in eastern scotland and down into england and wales, another day of mostly dry weather. some spells of sunshine with the cloud and temperatures generally 17 to 21. as we go into tuesday evening, the chance of some showers across southern areas because of this area of low pressure, likely to develop and great close to the south—east of the country. this cold front brings rai

while sarah and jess get on with that, i am withjosie from the university of aberdeen.ume of water, temperature of water is important for the distillery, and with climate change both of those may be difficult to achieve. how do you mitigate that? the solutions are management strategies and are designed by our understanding of the natural processes occurring. you might have heard of the solution in the context of the other hydrological extremes like flooding. what the strategies are designed for is to hold back and storm water the landscape and make that return to our streams slower. — —store water. and the keyword is natural. how important is it that it is natural for the good of the environment? we don't want to be building in order of the structures and keeping the integrity of the landscape, but moreover, these can have multiple benefits, not only potentially helping to mitigate floods and droughts, but it could also help to increase biodiversity and improve water quality and even carbon storage. thank you. that is the water covered, we have harvested the barley and

richard dunbar from aberdeen standard investments is joining us again to discuss.world trade organisation about who will suffer most in a slowdown. according to them it is going to be the poor. this is talking about trade wars, isn't it? probably not surprised the wto is warning and trade. everything we have been hearing on the news in recent months has been sand going into the world's trade engine, if you like, making world trade slowdown. world trade makes everyone wealthier. the poorest the more so. they will be the biggest losers from the problems we are seeing. does the wto have any power to do anything about it? apart from saying, look, this is terrible for world trade? they do have power but their powers take a long time to come through. a lot of what is going on at the moment will be referred to the world trade organisation for those countries that disagree. the damage could already have been done. let's talk about our twitter question. we were talking earlier about apple and the fact that it has now asked for a pate and regarding what could end up being te

aberdeen went ahead on the stroke of half—time.aint johnstone beat dundee and livingston w011 johnstone beat dundee and livingston won a statement. catalans dragons have made history this afternoon, the first french side to win rugby league's challenge cup. they beat warrington wolves by 20— 1a at wembley. adam wilde was there. from the south of france, the cata la n from the south of france, the catalan dragons officially in blood and gold, perhaps no more fitting colours for a rugby league final. not in great numbers, but in great hope of becoming the first french side to conquer this english cup. warrington wolves did in their way, but failed to block the channel out wide. cattle are in breaching defences early. the french side's determination to mark —— make their mark on history all too clear, starting the second half as they did the first, raiding willie armey extending their lead. warrington finally got the luck they needed when george king gathered to stumble, setting up an agonising finish. catalans dragons just clinging o

sunday and monday, rain at times in aberdeen. rain at times in belfast, manchester the same.could turn out that sunday and monday the weather will be absolutely fine across the south of the country. that is it for me. have a great afternoon. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... they've gone, yeah. what about the two other labs? —— lads. police body—camera footage is released of the moment cricketer ben stokes is arrested, as he begins giving evidence at his trial for affray. huge cuts to services and jobs in northamptonshire as the council votes on trying to tackle a £70 million budget shortfall. borisjohnson faces an inquiry over comments he made about muslim women who wearfull face veils. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. another busy day at the european championships in germany in scotland, strong

elsewhere, aberdeen won 1—0 at dundee, gary mackay steven scored a late penalty.belter for hamilton at motherwell in their 1—0 victory. england have a built a sizeable first innings lead against india in the second test. at the end of the third day, their advantage is 250 runs, with four first innings wickets remaining. they closed on 357—6. chris woakes was englands man of the day, unbeaten on 120 at stumps, as he and jonny bairstow put on 189 for their six wicket partnership. it was woakes' maiden test century and means he joins a select group of players on both honours boards at lord's. it's never good, being out of the side because of injury. a frustrating time, being away from the team and off the field. you do the team and off the field. you do the hard work to get back, for moments like today. playing for england in front of a full house at lord's england in front of a full house at lords and performing well is the icing on the cake. a frustrating time, so it makes it sweeter, being backin time, so it makes it sweeter, being back in the side and performing

and it will be breezy, particularly up to the north—west and much cooler, perhaps 15 degrees in aberdeenill turn cooler here as we get into friday. and for the weekend, some rain at times and dry weather as well and we stick with the cooler, fresher feel. you're watching beyond 100 days. microsoft takes on moscow — shutting down six sites it says were targeting the us senate and us think tanks. the tech giant says the russian military was behind the latest attempt to disrupt american democracy. as governments prevaricate, it is increasingly left to tech companies to protect western elections. which leaves britain's foreign secretary urging the eu to increase european sanctions on moscow — even as the uk is about to leave the union. and brexit enters its final phase butjudging from what the eu negotiator said today, there are still a lot of differences to overcome. also on the programme... no one has run faster that usain bolt. than usain bolt. but can he do it with a ball at his feet? the eight—time gold medal winner is down underfor an indefinite

on—loan watford defender tommie hoban put aberdeen ahead on the stroke of half—time.e and livingston won at st mirren. since 1896, rugby league's challenge cup has been won only by english teams. not any more. catalans dragons — based in perpignan — have become the first non—english team to lift the famous trophy. they beat warrington 20—14 in a tense wembley final, watched by adam wild. allez, allez, allez! from the south of france, the catalans dragons, officially in sang—et—or, blood and gold, perhaps no more fitting colours for a rugby league final. not in great numbers, but in great hope, becoming the first french side to conquer this english cup. warrington wolves stood in their way but failed to block the channel out wide, with catala ns breaching defences early. the french side's determination to make their mark on history, all too clear, starting the second half as they did the first, this time, wilianier extending their lead. then warrington got the luck they needed when george king gathered this fumble, setting up an agonising finish. catalans just clinging

in aberdeen, glasgow and belfast 17 degrees on wednesday afternoon, compared with 27 in norwich.ike packing up again with heavy rain here and another cold front following on behind. behind those, we get into some much cooler and fresh air from the north west. heading towards the end of the week of big drop in temperatures, belfast 1a degrees on friday. even further south struggling to get to 20 and a mixture of sunshine and showers, and quite breezy as well. my weather throughout the rest of the evening. and he is about to celebrate a very big birthday. and as a little present, we are going to put on an early do for him. he isjust outside, we will turn the lights down a bit, everybody quiet. are we ready? now, a big cheer. right, you can comment now. who is it? it is sir lenny henry alex —— it is sir lenny henry! how are you? lovely to see you. hello. we are a bit premature, because it is next week. it is, but what a lovely welcome, hello. are you all right? have you got plans for the big day? yes, we are having a bit of a do, there are going to be parties, pro—seco. are having a

on—loan watford defender tommie hoban put aberdeen ahead on the stroke of half time. home match following their 13—year absence from the game. gemma davision finished the scoring in the fawsl cup group stage match, in front of a record crowd for the competition of nearly 5,000 fans. since 1896, rugby league's challenge cup has been won only by english teams. not any more. catalans dragons, based in perpignan, have become the first non—english team to lift the famous trophy. they beat warrington by 20 points to 1a in a thrilling and tense final at wembley to pull off one of the biggest surprises in challenge cup final history, they become the first french side to lift the coveted trophy. we nearly blew it. but i said earlier these people have made such a huge effort to get us here at and iamjust a huge effort to get us here at and i am just pleased for them, please for our owners and yeah, more than a moment. lewis hamilton will start today's belgian grand prix from pole after coming out on top of a wet end to qualifying at spa. during a chaotic final session, hamilton

james athey ofis aberdeen asset management and kallum pickering.strated presidents in the past. >> there is a long list of presidents who have had things somey and have had physical interactions as well. there was the story of one fed chairman being thrown against the wall by a present. we have to remember the fed is independent within government, not independent of government. we say it is operationally independent. there needs to be democratic accountability and legitimacy. it is fairly standard for the president to have things to say. that doesn't mean it is the wrong thing. the questionuess is, in modern history, i have never seen a president say it openly. does it, at the margins, impact with the fed does? do they want to be seen even more independent because of what the president said? today, it isrkets a little dovish. the key point is u.s. growth is strong, so they are raising rates. you have fiscal stimulus, supply-sider reform. higher rates reflect slightly stronger growth. on the margins, it probably does have an effect. we probably won'

top temperatures around 18 degrees in aberdeen to around 29 in london.sday, stil mostly dry for most of the country. it's in the south the we'll see temperatures staying at around 30 degrees right through monday and tuesday. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. our headlines today: red alert. forecasters warn of record temperatures in europe this weekend of up to 48 degrees celsius. president emmerson mnangagwa is declared the winner of zimba bwe's election, but the opposition reject the result. we sell more goods and services to the rest of the world than we do to the rest of the world than we do to the eu, so should we be worried about trade wars and brexit —— non—brexit? imac this —— i'm at this place that sells bikes. in sport, there's joy and pain at the hockey world cup.

looks like the wettest and windiest weather across northern and western parts of the uk glasgow, aberdeen further south it looks likely that we hold on to a fair amount of dry weather and spells of sunshine and at times in the south—east and that it did relatively warm although not as warm as it has been. she's good afternoon, it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news... it's the seventh day of the multi—sport european championships in berlin and scotland. the british decathlete tim duckworth was in the lead overnight, he dropped to second after this morning's hurdles and discus but he is back in the lead after a commanding performance in the pole vault. he crucially finished well ahead of the german arthur abele, who had led the standings, ilya kuryenov is now second. two events left for duckworth...the javelin and the 1500m . delano williams has qualified for the 200m semi—finals later tonight. he'lljoin adam gemilli and nethaneel mitchel—bla ke, who received byes into the semis because of their times this season. williams crossed the line holding his back, but is hopeful of racing

the things at aberdeen went out the first the first few minutes. 0ne aberdeen went out the first the in fact, they were the better side. awarded a penalty, the captain made the most of the opportunity. how long could they hang on? with her new summer long could they hang on? with her new summer signings with the handiwork there, and while rangers we re handiwork there, and while rangers were showing a steely side to all aspects of their game, it began to get nervy toward the end. perhaps let should have equalised here, but then did in injury time. the 19—year—old bruce anderson getting the equaliser on his debut. won— one of the final score then, in nobody said this management would be easy. tim hague, bbc news. one other game to tell you about in the scottish premiership, and neil lennon's hibernian got off to a winning start. they beat motherwell 3—0 at easter road. ireland's run to the women's hockey world cup final may well have been against the odds, but the form book has been followed so far against the netherlands. ireland are the second—lowest ranked team in the tournament, w

that might have the afternoon should be dry with sunny spells, but eastern england but also around aberdeenbe into the low 205, possibly the mid—205 in the southeast esta pitches will be higher on sunday. into the start of september and the band of rain, the ring featuring out prior to brighter sunnier weather but cooler weather. this is bbc news — i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: the number of deaths being investigated in a hospital maternity unit increases as more than 20 families come forward with concerns at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. police investigating the murder of a mother and daughter in the west midlands have arrested a 21—year—old man. we'll hear from the family of raneem oudeh and khaola saleem — who have spoken exclusively to the bbc. the world bids goodbye to the queen of soul — a host of stars pay tribute to aretha franklin at her funeral in detroit. and the future of one of the world's most admired birds, the golden eagle, could be more secure after british scientists make a significant breakthrough. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look

our reporter kevin keane is at aberdeen harbour for us this morning.o the future. we have to be a lot smarter about how we are getting it out, so they are bringing in a lot more technology, such as online monitoring, digitalisation, predictive analysis. because these platforms are decades old, they are easily accessible —— the easily accessible oil has been extracted. getting the left over will means technology is relied on to get the oil. this area is the sharp end, the well head is here, these are the christmas trees and if you look at the shape of them you can understand why. after here the product is separated into oil and gas before being piped to the land. it is a real tea m being piped to the land. it is a real team effort, being 140 miles from aberdeen, they have to be self—sufficient. there is some room for relaxation. the industry is past its peak of the late 1990s. the oil is depleting and there is a new focus on shale gas as well as renewables. but the man in charge tells me the industry still has a bright future. it is a declining basin. i

top temperatures ranging between around about 18 degrees in aberdeen to around 29 in london.n the the south that we'll see tempertaures staying at around 30 degrees right through into monday and tuesday. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: the big announcement zimbabwe's been waiting for — emmerson mnangagwa is declared the new president, but can he heal a divided nation? russia remains a threat to american democracy — the stark message from president trump's national security team. the dca said messaging campaign by russia to try and weaken and divide the united states. apple is valued at a trillion dollars, making it worth more than many of the world's major economies. and — they're celebrating now, but these lottery winners saw their ticket ripped up as they were about to claim

so the north—east of scotland doing quite nicely for sunshine. 24 degrees there in aberdeen, but withlike 21, and we could well see some showery rain just drifting across northern ireland. some extra cloud into coastal parts of england and wales, certainly in the west. but further east, more in the way of sunshine, and those temperatures in london up to 29, maybe somewhere in the south—east getting up to 30 degrees. now, as we go through thursday night, still quite a humid feel. still a lot of cloud as well ploughing its way in from the south—west. some outbreaks of showery rain starting to develop across parts of northern england and southern scotland as the night wears on, temperatures not dropping far at all, 15 to 18 degrees in many places. so starting friday on a muggy note for most places. what we have is this cold frontjust trying to drift its way southwards. not a lot of progress, though, and along the front, a little bit of rain. but what the front mainly does is it divides northern areas, where there'll be some relatively cool air, from southern areas, where we'll be tapping

story of the summer really. 19 in london and assisting in the midlands and 13 further north around aberdeenses to be sunny throughout much of the uk. 90% of us will get sunshine. a bit more cloud in many spots of ramp across the western parts of scotland, maybe the cloud to come and go in northern ireland. but the bulk of the uk will have a fine day. low 20s, possibly touching 29 or 30 degrees there in london once again. so a few degrees lower, depending on it some things friday. a beautiful saturday evening on the way. here is a typical pattern we see in the summer. giving a fine weather for the bulk of sunday. you can almost draw a line there across ireland and just about to central scotland and down into parts of europe. north of that, you have low—pressure and weather front and purging. you'll start to see increasingly this, whether through the northwest with this weather through sunday, monday and tuesday. still very warm in the south. here is that low—pressure encroaching on monday, a front moving into northern ireland and western scotland, so some cloud and rain from time to time. co

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temperatures up to eight team in london, 16 in belfast, fresher in aberdeen but enjoy saturday if youping into northern ireland tonight and by the end of the night, five am, it is floating with the western isles, dribs and drabs of rain in western parts of england and wales but basically what is going to happen is this low pressure wool barrel across the uk during the course of sunday, right on top of us during sunday afternoon, so it means everybody and it is quite a big area of rain, epic weather front, when i it is quite a big area of rain, epic weatherfront, when i say it is quite a big area of rain, epic weather front, when i say it will split, it will be because the winds will be strong, costing in excess of a0 miles an hour around some of the coast so really blustery around the promenade of western britain, windy in london as well, the rain is heavy in the afternoon for a time across south and some eastern areas also sunday night, it clears so watch the clock there, too am on monday, five am, six am, seven am and then it isn't looking too bad for the bank holiday monday. the su

higher ground, so the north—east of scotland doing quite nicely for sunshine. 24 degrees there in aberdeenrn ireland. some extra cloud into coastal parts of england and wales, certainly in the west. but further east, more in the way of sunshine, and those temperatures in london up to 29, maybe somewhere in the south—east getting up to 30 degrees. now, as we go through thursday night, still quite a humid feel. still a lot of cloud, as well, ploughing its way in from the south—west. some outbreaks of showery rain starting to develop across parts of northern england and southern scotland as the night wears on, and the temperatures not dropping far at all, 15—18 degrees in many places. so starting friday on a muggy note for most places. what we have is this cold frontjust trying to drift its way southwards. not a lot of progress, though, and along the front, a little bit of rain. but what the front mainly does is it divides northern areas, where there'll be some relatively cool air, from southern areas, where we'll be tapping into this increasingly hot air from the near continent. so quite a s

warmer, 2a or 25 in aberdeen and edinburgh. maybe 30 degrees there the southeast.thwest which brings the rain recently will move further south into central part of the uk for friday, so we could see some spots of rain for northern england and the north midlands into wales. variable clouds and sunny spells and in the south, some sunny spells, too. temperatures belting up even higher on a friday up to 27 or 32 degrees here, 20—22 for scotland and northern ireland. the witty, high pressure is with us and we'll be fine and dry with a mixture of cloud and the sunshine. for many, he will be warm in england and wales. you see widespread sunny spells across—the—board but a bit more cloud and breeze for the northwest corner of the scotland and maybe the odd shower around the average because but the wind narrows it is pretty breezy and stormy winds. much lighter winds everywhere. the deep oranges are battering and wales and saturday looks hot. up to 30 degrees and 19 orso saturday looks hot. up to 30 degrees and 19 or so in the north. a little cooler southwards through engla

chieflucy, thank you, economist at aberdeen standard investments.u our interview with the bank of england governor mark carney at 4 p.m. u.k. time in an interview we don't want -- you don't want to miss. back to bank earnings. asenue at barclays rose 11% the chief executive works to fend off activist investors and his own strategy. anna edwards spoke with him earlier. quartersof the best we have had in many years. 1.4 billion pounds of after-tax earnings. the u.k. consumer business did quite well. the corporate and investment banking did well. nna: there is always a of attention on the fixed income side of things. i want to ask you about fixed revenues. this looks to be a bit weaker. hurt or is this not what you are worried about? the overall market revenue for the investor bank, dollar terms, is 15%. that would be one of the best performances of an investment bank. we feel very good about that. our sake revenues were up 1%, pretty good given the nature of the quarter. we are gaining market share for the third quarter. equity inreturn on the market

strengthening and more cloud into northern england and where the skies stay clear from newcastle to aberdeenny areas. some spells of sunshine and large areas of cloud and some patches of early mist and fog to contend with. as the afternoon wears on, the winds will strengthen in northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland and temperatures ahead of that rain band will be 17 to 21. it's rain band associated with the cold front will slide across northern ireland and scotland through tuesday night and some brisk winds in northern areas. 0n wednesday an area of low pressure tries to come up from the low continent, which could introduce showers across southern and south—eastern areas. a lot of uncertainty about that. all the while there will be a lot of dry weather and spells of sunshine and temperatures 17 to 21. as we head towards the end of the week, it will be mainly fine again. there will be some spells of sunshine and temperatures in the high teens or low 20s. rohingya muslims. hundreds of thousands of people fled to bangladesh to escape the violence. a report

aberdeen, glasgow, belfast around 17 degrees. contrast that with 27 further east in norwich.this frontal system, which will have weakened, looks like pepping up again to break some heavy rain across the south—east. there is another cold front here and then behind that, we all get into some significantly cooler, fresher air coming from the north—west. so temperatures dipping away significantly as we head towards the end of the week. it will be breezy with a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11: the government takes over the running of birmingham prison from the private firm g4s as prisoners and inspectors describe appalling squalor and violence in the jail with staff asleep or locked in offices. i have seen peoplejust i have seen people just beaten up in front of staff, just like. organised fights. that happens a lot, organised flight. it is not out of control, but it is not far from it. the physical conditions were amongst the worst we have ever seen. a man appears in court charged with attempted murder after a car crashe

strengthens with extra cloud in northern ireland and western scotland, where the skies stay clear from aberdeenomorrow, a very similar day to today in many areas — a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, but generally fairly large areas of cloud and perhaps some patches of early mist and fog to contend with. through the afternoon, the wind strengthens in northern ireland and scotland ahead of an approaching band of rain. temperatures ahead of that, i7—2id. this rain band associated with a cold front slides across northern ireland and scotland on tuesday night, with brisk winds across northern areas. also for wednesday, a little area of low pressure trying to spin up from the near continent, which could introduce showers across southern and south—eastern areas. a lot of uncertainty about that. all the while, a lot of dry weather and spells of sunshine, and those temperatures around i7—2id. and towards the end of the week, again, it will be mainly fine. there will be some spells of sunshine, and temperatures generally in the high teens, or low 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines. the unit

aberdeen standard investment. let's begin with you. can this continue? >> i'm not sure. i think that if you look at the treasury market in general, with economy this strong, we focused on the lack of wage inflation as one region to buy the long end of the market. now we are talking about a stronger dollar. the two big misses in the the 10t, one is that years going to three and a quarter, three and a half. two is the strength of the dollar. they thought it would be short-lived, now we are dealing with a strong dollar against him bunch of major currencies. i don't know if that is a short-term or long-term event. either way, if it was not for that you would be a 3%. >> three basic ways to see this. continues or it reconciles with u.s. growth decelerating. european aging growth accelerating. which one is it? >> the u.s. decoupling continues. it is a phenomenon as we get into next year and the second half of next year. i think that decoupling will have stop. this is just forward growth. not long-term structural change. >> it raises the question whether you are in the coupling

chris wood with goal afterjust six minutes, but in the last few moments, aberdeen have equalised.rs are defending a slender 1—0 lead from the first leg against croatian side ns 0sijek. no goals so far at ibrox. hibernian took a 3—2 lead to greece to take on asteras tripolis and they extended their advantage through john mcginn's goal before half time. but the greek side have levelled the match, which means that is now 4—3 on aggregate. here's a look at all the games involving british sides this evening. these games concerned the english sides. and scottish sides. you are fully up—to—date with that. the first day of the women's british 0pen is well underway, the fourth major of the year on the women's tour at royal lytham and st anne's. minjee lee of australia leads. but england's georgia hall has put a great round together and is in a tie for third, the best placed brit. she had a bogey—free round and shot five birdies in her 67 highlights are on bbc two later tonight. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. we look forward to that, thank you.