standard life aberdeen slumps as investors pull money.oomberg harsh environment for asset managers. >> it is tough out there and there is a lot of change. flows are definitely hard to come by. matt: caution at commerzbank. the german lender drops after saying profit targets look quote significantly more ambitious after the first half. i will be speaking to the cfo later on today. good morning, welcome to "bloomberg markets." i am matt miller here in frankfurt alongside anna edwards in london. anna: 30 minutes into the trading day, let's look at how things are shaping up. higher, so that is the buys to the upside in the breadth to the upside. a biotech business is up 8%. the numbers seem a better than anticipated. , we have gotat chemicals and banking stocks, a range of assets. let's move it to the downside. this is where we have seen a number of corporate supporting results. , concern about the interest rate environment. standard life aberdeen, we spoke to the chief, down by 4%. times are tough, it seems. , achieving targets is more diffi

aberdeen 15, for plymouth and london.ssure really makes its move as we get into tuesday. the centre of the low is likely to drift across the northern half of the uk. so that will drive the most intense and most widespread showers through northern ireland, northern england and up into scotland. further south there will be some showers, yes, but not as many. they will be quite breezy in the south, but further north very light winds. the showers in northern scotla nd light winds. the showers in northern scotland because of those light winds could be very slow moving so some locations could get a real drenching. and we stick with a slightly cooler, fresher feel as well. 18— 23 degrees. now, this is how wednesday shapes up. it is a similar looking day, actually. heavy showers through northern ireland, northern england. not as many showers, those temperatures 19 in belfast, 22 degrees in norwich, and for thursday, fewer showers at this stage. more dry weather and some spells of sunshine. however, that drier interlude will not l

wolves, rangers and aberdeen are in action.dest clubs in the football league faces an uncertain future. the latest on the troubles at bury. also coming up in the programme: she led the lionesses all the way to the world cup semi—finals. england captain steph houghton tells us about her new goal to get more young girls into sport. plus that penalty minutes. plus that penalty minuteslj plus that penalty minutes. i did not quite get the connection on the penalty but i knew i was brave enough to take it and just another night did not define me as a person oi’ night did not define me as a person ora night did not define me as a person or a player. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. premier league's transfer window has now slammed shut for the summer, with several clubs confirming big money signings. it's all before the season begins tomorrow. there's been delight and disappointment around the grounds this afternoon. joe lynsky is covering it for us. he's alongside our correspondent david 0rnstein. give us an update

and belfast are iii sunshine and the temperatures in aberdeen and belfast are 1a or 15 degrees, a littleoday. our top stories... protests break out in indian—administered kashmir — days after delhi said it would revoke the area's special autonomous status. president trump says serious discussions are taking place on introducing tougher background checks for gun ownership. we need intelligent background checks. this is not a question at nra republican or democrat. hong kong airport is occupied by hundreds of demonstrators — as protests in the territory enter their tenth weekend.

as well aberdeen's head of u.k. and european equities. the s&p 500 is muted in its games, up about 1/4 of a percentage point. the nasdaq has erased all of its games. it was higher by a couple of tenths earlier on, now back to just about flat. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." let's get a check on the first word news with riddick a group gupta.ith ritika racing toerto rico is be hit by tropical storm dorian, likely to become a hurricane after hitting puertotethe southeastern u.s. this weekend. in the u.k., it appears -- in italy, it appears the new government will be headed by current prime minister giuseppe conte. the five star party and democrats are heading for a deal that would form a coalition after days of negotiations. airstrikes came after insurgents launched counter attacks on the edges of it lip in syria -- of it live -- of idlib in syria. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and anal

cool of aberdeen, 16 is a high but up to 21 in the south—east. —— coolerfor aberdeen.at he calls a "disastrous" no—deal brexit. labour will commit to holding a public vote to give voters the final say, with credible options on both sides, including the option to remain. new images emerge of prince andrew atjeffrey epstein‘s mansion after the financier‘s conviction as a sex offender — the prince says he‘s appalled by claims that epstein sexually abused young girls. we are looking at how to mitigate the impact of agriculture on climate change. let‘s get the sport now with john watson. bolton have cancelled their next match. katie gornall is in the studio. how did this unfold, we know about the difficulties bolton have had off the field, is this a surprising move in what has been a troubled move for the club? not necessarily because it has been a difficult time for the club, administration since may and the 12 point deduction and delays over a potential sale which means they haven‘t been able to sign players. they only had three senior players fit for the last game agains

. >>> standard life aberdeen sinks as the british asset manager posts 16 billion pounds worth of outflows in the first half despite some strong market gains. >>> and china sets its yuan fix at a slightly weaker than expected level, the trump team plays down fears of a drawn-out trade war. the nato secretary-general tells cnbc the tension goes beyond trade. >> we need to assess security consequences for all of us of the rising military power of china and also see that china is coming closer to us in europe, in africa. >>> a very warm welcome to "street signs. as you can see, a fragile calm taking hold of markets today in europe this follows a mixed session in asia and a rebound on wall street the stoxx 600 trading about 0.7% higher the calm really has come on the dak back of stabilization in the yuan the pboc fixed the reference point for the yuan slightly weaker than expected, but overall no more escalation in the u.s./china trade tensions and currency tensions. we have plenty of corporate earnings coming through today in europe let's look at the markets and see how the different regions

tonight's lows will dip down to 12 degrees in london, around 10 degrees in aberdeen so more or less thewhether in the north and south. on monday, you can see further showers expected across northern parts of the uk, but to the south we have lots of sunshine once again and those temperatures quite into the low 20s. i'm shaun ley,io0,000 people are gathering in hong kong for more pro—democracy protests for the eleventh week running the prime minister will go to germany and france next week — to insist the uk will leave the eu at the end of october — with or witout a deal. the home secretary is examining how the families of police officers killed or injured on duty can be better supported — after the death of pc andrew harper in berkshire. a suicide bomb attack on a wedding in the afghan capital, kabul, kills more than 60 people and injures 200 others. the three remaining cooling towers at didcot power station in oxfordshire have been demolished this morning in a controlled explosion and now dateline london. hello, and welcome to the programme that brings together some of the uk's leading

just from norfolk to aberdeen? it does seem like something other pr stunt.tle fuss, they were like a normalfamily. was little fuss, they were like a normal family. great was little fuss, they were like a normalfamily. great pr was little fuss, they were like a normal family. great pr for them. how big was their entourage? not just the five of them trotting off on this budget airline plane. you do wonder who is behind this stark contrast between two brothers now and whether they are deliberate. trying to make a clear delineation. we talk about a pr exercise but you sort of ask, a pr exercise by who. it's not really a pr exercise for buckingham palace. i know a lot of it is fuelled by the conspiracy theories and jealousies like they used to do with fergie and diana backin used to do with fergie and diana back in the day. pitting women against each other. and how much of it is, maybe there is a rift and we just don't know. certainly, more economy flights for everyone. i'd love to see the faces of the passengers. so what, their normal people at the end of the da

rangers and aberdeen have booked their places in the quarterfinals of the scottish league cup today.—0, while aberdeen needed extra time to knock dundee out of the competition. great britain's dina asher—smith proved why she is seen as a medal contender for next month's world athletics championships by finishing in second place today in a highly competitive 200 metres at the birmingham grand prix. shauna miller—uibo won the race. and britain's adam gemili finished in second place in the men's 100 metres behind johan blake. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from hockey's euro champioships. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. a ceremony has been held at the top of an extinct volcano in iceland to mark the loss of the first glacier to be wiped out by climate change. ijokull went from this... to this. as recently as the 1980's it showed as a mass of solid white. by 2014 it was declared dead. the glacier is now a small patch of ice on top of an extinct volcano, where today's ceremony took pl

cooler for aberdeen, northern ireland through the afternoon.erdeen, in the mid—teens, temperatures 21 in the mid—teens, temperatures 21 in the south—east of england. then we look to the atlantic for wednesday's weather with another area of low pressure winding our way. so the winds will start to pick up once again, some heavy rain later on in the day pushing into northern ireland, into scotland and northern england towards the evening. what also arrives as the south—westerly wind and that starts to change the way things feel, lifting temperatures to 22, 23 in the south—east and if we take a look at those temperatures as the week goes on, wednesday into thursday into friday and saturday, the beginnings of the long weekend, some real warmth a good way north across the uk. that is because the weather will start to settle down. high pressure building to the south. still some rain and showers for scotland and northern ireland, some dry weather at times, but across the board, a warmer feel by the time we get to saturday. we can expect that heat to ta

i think people were saying it took them nine hours to get from aberdeen to london, people stranded inproper investigation into what happened. that was such a massive outage that affected so many people. but it does look like, in this case this morning, thankfully for people in 0xfordshire, this was a small problem that was resolved fairly, fairly quickly. fingers crossed, next time they decide to demolish something they will not be another power cut. we hope not. time for a look at the weather, thomas is at the map. bit of a mixed bag for some of us today, showers expected across scotla nd today, showers expected across scotland and northern ireland, may bea scotland and northern ireland, may be a crack of thunder and still breezy. further south and east you are today, the drier and brighter the weather is going to be. this is what it looks like around lunchtime and into the afternoon. sunny skies with temperatures in the low 20s in the south, mid or high teens across scotla nd the south, mid or high teens across scotland and northern ireland. clear spells with further showers expecte

aberdeen must overcome a two—goal deficit if they‘re to reach the playoff round.er matches, welsh champions the new saints lost 5—0 to bulgarian side ludogorets. but better news for glasgow rangers, who beat danish side midtjylland 4—2. st helens have extended their lead at the top of super league with a 30—12 win away at their nearest challengers, warrington. the home side were missing a number of players following the bad—tempered finish to their match at catalan dragons this weekend. but saints ran in five tries to take the win. this match is also a dress rehearsal for the challenge cup final at wembley, which is coming up in two weeks time. one of the greats of south african and world cricket, hashim amla, has retired from the international game. he played 349 times for his country in all three formats, scoring more than 18,000 runs. the 36—year—old holds south africa‘s highest test score, an unbeaten 311 against england at the oval in 2012. he will continue to play domestic cricket. well, certainly a stand—up moment would be the 311 that he made at the oval i

in the west of scotla nd aberdeen as well. 0n scotland we will see a few spots of rain overnight. on saturday high pressure is building across much of europe, basically deflecting the weather systems to the north. the jet stream is to the north of scotla nd jet stream is to the north of scotland across scandinavia, it is where the weather fronts are coming and going through. it is warm and sunny in the south. there is a weather front here just out towards the west of our neighbourhood on saturday which does spell a bit more cloud and slightly fresher conditions in northern ireland. it is never going to get that warm in belfast, 21 degrees, 28 in merseyside and 30 in london. sunday will be every bit as hot in the south—east, 30 degrees, possibly a bit more. there is a chance these high temperatures were sparked off one or two showers, particularly across yorkshire, maybe the pennines. monday, a weatherfront is expected to approach the very far north—west of the uk. that is assigned the weather will eventually turn later on mond

afternoon temperatures in aberdeen and belfast about 11; degrees. it warmer further south.he headlines: there have been protests in indian—administered kashmir, despite tight security for friday prayers. it's just days since delhi announced it would revoke the area's special status. president trump says congressional leaders in the us are having serious discussions on tightening up background checks for gun ownership. he also said he'd spoken to the gun lobby group the national rifle association so their views can be represented. china is demanding the cathay pacific airline suspend any staff supporting protests in hong kong. thousands of pro—democracy activists have been staging a sit—in at the territory's international airport — the first of three days of rallies. parts of the uk have been affected by a widespread power cut. suppliers say parts of the national grid failed — causing disruption to transport, homes, and hospitals. at ten o'clock, clive myrie will be here with a full round up of the days news. now on bbc news in a series of documentaries we will explore how w

those temperatures — 15 for aberdeen, 25 for hull and london.y, this area of low pressure firmly in control of the weather and, on its southern flank particularly, all those white lines, all those isobars squashing together. saturday is going to be an extremely windy day across england and wales. inland spots seeing gusts of 50 mph or more. around the coast, maybe 60 mph or more. that could well cause some problems for outdoor events and also for travelling. and there will also be some really heavy thundery downpours for central and northern portions of the uk. on sunday, things slightly calm down. we see a band of showery rain pushing south—east. there will be some sunshine as well. the winds will be lighter but they'll be coming from the north—west so it is going to feel very cool indeed, particularly in the north. you're watching beyond one hundred days... if we don't change our diets soon, we risk creating food deserts and mass hunger. an alarming new un report says man's over use of land and water means humanity may not be able to feed itse

welsh side new saints are out, losing nine—nil on agregate to ludogorets whilst aberdeen fell at therd qualifying round for the sixth consecutive season with an abject defeat at the hands of croatian side rijeka. the head coach of the scotland women's national team, shelley kerr, has spoken about a row with her players after they were knocked out of the world cup in france which left some in tears. kerr admits she, along with other members of her backroom team, had been drinking with dinner before the meeting but says it was during down time and that the squad is now fully behind her. this exclusive report is from our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin. facing the cameras for the first time since france, shelley kerr wa nts time since france, shelley kerr wants the focus now to be on qualifying for the euros. cast your mind back to paris injune, scotland 15 minutes from progressing. then it all fell apart. the day after, at an impromptu team meeting, the head coach and some of her players had a heated argument that left some in tea rs, heated argument that left some in tears

sam cosgrove patrick helped aberdeen secure a 5—0 victory at setting up a third line crash.ite. time for a look at the other sports news. arceneaux confirmed the signing of the ivory coast wenger nick alleged pepe, with a fee of £72 million. he agreed to a contract after doing an undercooked —— after going through a medical result,. below as toby has been ruled out at the world cup, he will need surgery after breaking his collarbone, it happened during what's been described as innocuous training ground incident. his career has been blighted with injury, he broke his arm twice last season missing the six nations. israel has become quite action against australia following his dismissal of her writing how the on social media are his contract was unlawfully ended due to his christian beliefs. the officials say he preached a code of conduct when he wrote how awaits 93v of conduct when he wrote how awaits gay people. we can moved within two points at their place in the super league after a thrilling 15—14 well —— when, they had one lies in the last seven matches heading into this

caroline: still with us, ben ritchie of aberdeen standard investments.eel the input asian's in the market. -- the implications in the market. is areas thatt seem to be relatively stable and shaking it up. we seen a selloff in sterling, a significant rise in u.k. guilds. it adds an additional element of uncertainty to an environment that doesn't need it at this point. christian: if you look at probabilities, they went from 31% to 42% probability of a no deal. that, our view for a no deal, there will be another 6% to 7% of depreciation, so i think the pound is in the center here. i think something interesting is in the u.k. yield curve, while the yield curve had been coming down with global yield curves, there has been a steepening in the 10 year and 30 year because there are large promises on the fiscal side. on the shorter end, your expectations for cuts or hikes determines the curve. the further you go out, it is the fiscal picture and the uncertainty around it. francine: let's look at possibilities for what the boe does. let's say there's no brexit. wo

aberdeen must overcome a two—goal deficit if they're to reach the playoff round.—nil by croatian side rieka away from home. manager derek mcinness has never made it past this stage though in five previous attempts with the dons. in the other matches, welsh champions the new saints lost 5—0 to bulgarian side ludogorets. but better news for glasgow rangers who beat danish side midtjylland — 4-2. st helens have extended their lead at the top of super league with a 30—12 win away at their nearest challengers warrington. the home side were missing a number of players following the bad tempered finish to their match at catalan dragons this weekend. but saints ran in five tries to take the win. this match is also a dress rehearsal for the challenge cup final at wembley, which is coming up in two weeks time. one of the greats of south african and world cricket hashim amla has retired from the international game. he played 349 times for his country in all three formats, scoring more than 18,000 runs. the 36—year—old holds south africa's highest test score — an unbeaten 311

aberdeen beat ross county 3—0, same scoreline as motherwell beat hibswinless.e season also continues they drew 2 all with hamilton at tynecastle. right you are up—to—date with the football. let's move to motorsports. the 22 year old french driver, anthoine hubert has died, after a horrific crash in today's formula 2 race in spa. it happened on the second lap and the race was susequently cancelled, let's speak to five lives motorsport reporterjenny gow who was at the circuit today in belgium, jenny, shocking news, what actually happened a very promising driver, the gp3 champion last year and tipped to break into f1 next what actually happened 7 what actually happened? we haven't seen any replays, for that, i am pretty grateful. it was a very high—speed accidents, as you said on the second lap, it was the race that was taking place this afternoon. the accident or incident involved three drivers. so he was one of them. and one man well was another. and juliano as well. obviously medical staff and emergency services attended the scene, and one of the drivers was ta

aberdeen, which is aboutan hourand headed back into aberdeen, which is about an hour and 15 minutescontact with jacob rees—mogg at the airport, and they asked whether he was worried about a legal challenge, and he said, it is completely proper constitutional procedure. when asked if the queen was happy to see him, he simply said, you'd have to ask her majesty. there has been a bit of, shall we say, a break in the queens holiday. this is a private holiday, she comes to balmoral every year. she is here to relax and spend time with family members. we know that other members of the royal family have been here in the past while, including the duke and duchess of cambridge, as well as their children. so, yes, a busy time for the queen on her holiday at balmoral. thank you. we are joined by nicholas witchell, our royal correspondent. it is her majesty at the heart of the brexit crisis, just where she doesn't want to be tiger i think there is no doubt that she will be both concerned and unhappy at two levels first at the way in which she has been involved, in a way that many people will reg

into the mid—20s but underneath the cloud, with showers, a disappointing 16 degrees, let's say, for aberdeensday, not a bad day, certainly the best day for getting out and spending some time outside. that doesn't mean to say we will rule out the showers completely, there will be one or two isolated ones particularly across northern scotland and maybe into the south and eventually by the end of the day, the cloud will gather here but not a bad day for many and temperatures again, 16—24 celsius, that's 75 fahrenheit. i hope you can get out and make the most of it because by the end of thursday and friday, we have an unusually deep area of low pressure for this time of year, bringing wet and eventually some windy weather with it so if you've got outdoor plans, if you are under canvas over the next few days and towards the weekend, please keep abreast of the forecast. heavy rain will move through northern england, scotland and northern ireland, leaving a trail of sharp showers behind and the winds really starting to pick up, gusts in excess of 40—50mph as we go through the end of the day. in ter

anglia from further south and west more dry weather but look at the temperatures, 14 degrees for aberdeenbble of high pressure moves in, some of us across scotla nd pressure moves in, some of us across scotland could see a touch of ground frost. there are more frontal systems on the white so a pretty mixed week ahead, it won't be raining all the time but those temperatures never really recover with more shots of cool air pushing in from the north, temperatures taking a tumble as we head towards the start of september. thank you, ben. it's got very busy on the sofa. we have dogs everywhere. this is liam. let me explain what's going on here. there are around 40,000 house fires in the uk every year and if caught in a blaze, animals usually hide and can suffer smoke inhalation much quicker than humans. so it's a real problem. the fire service does not routinely carry pet oxygen masks as part of standard equipment but there are calls for that to change. that is why liam is here and other gas, although frankly you will be eclipsed by liam. we're joined now byjohn williams, crew commander at bil

elsewhere, st mirren claimed their first scottish premiership win of the season over aberdeen. weeks away, england have denied wales the chance to rise to the top of the world rankings. they beat them 33—19 in their opening pre—world cup warm—up game at twickenham. patrick gearey was there for us. they called this a warm up, but england against wales is always piping hot. all that stood between wales and the world number one spot was england at twickenham. that's some obstacle. when all 19 stone powers towards you there is only so much you can do. that was the second try. wales spent the week at an alpine training camp. some try, but so close to the world cup these matches are measured in bruises as much as points. gareth anscombe off for wales. the next injury was to welsh pride. the last place he wanted to put the line out was there. 21—7 at half—time. often when wales are lacking direction they head north. his 38th try for his country. next overjones bundling wales to just five points behind. the test england wanted. finishing 33—19. both coaches with much to consider. eddie

highs of 26 in london, 21 in belfast and also aberdeen.rthern england and scotland, where looking closer to the low to mid—20s, so warmer than it is at the moment. carol, how envious are you of something, who is in coalville? theire. it was ted and toby who won your heart? ted and toby and poppy. —— very. your heart? ted and toby and poppy. -- very. how fickle they are. they we re -- very. how fickle they are. they were in your life and now they are with someone else! story of my life, naga! carol, we will have to talk about that over a glass of something! loving the weather, see you later! carol was in leicestershire in coalville yesterday. lovely temperatures coming up, very mild this morning. sam fennec is there this morning. sam fennec is there this morning. sam fennec is there this morning. where talking about a serious issue, livestock slaughtering —— fenwick. criminals kill and butcher sheep in fields in order to sell the meat. 0ur reporter sam fenwick has been looking into this, and can tell us more. it is brea kfasttime it is brea

but underneath the cloud, with the showers, a disappointing 16 degrees, let's say, for aberdeen.ow pressure will drift off into the north sea and it's going to allow this little ridge of high to build. so on thursday, not a bad day, certainly the best day for getting out and spending some time outside. that doesn't mean to say we're going to rule out the showers completely, there will be one or two isolated ones particularly across northern scotland and maybe into the south. and eventually, by the end of the day, the cloud will gather here. but not a bad day for many and temperatures again, 16—24 celsius, that's 75 fahrenheit. i hope you can get out and make the most of it because by the end of thursday into friday, we've got an unusually deep area of low pressure for this time of year, it's going to bring some wet and eventually some windy weather with it. so if you've got outdoor plans, if you are under canvas over the next few days and towards the weekend, please keep abreast of the forecast. heavy rain will move through northern england, scotland and northern ireland, leaving

in the scottish premiership two goals from sam cosgrove helped aberdeen to get off to a winning starto kicked—off their season with a 2—1victory at kilmarnock. steven gerrard's side got off to a great start at rugby park, scott arfield putting them ahead after 16 minutes. but when kilmarnock levelled it late in the second half, it looked like it was going to be a draw until connor goldson‘s stoppage—time header secured all three points for rangers. british hopes at the women's open disintegrated on the final day at woburn. but there was a fairytale ending, forjapanese debutant hinako shibuno. the 20 year old, playing in her first tournament, let alone major, outside her own country, sealed the trophy on the final hole to cap off a thrilling last day. jo currie was there for us and sent us this report. few will have known her name before this tournament but golf fans will simply know it now. after she announced yourself on the international stage with this stunning victory. incredible this was her debut at a major. . shbuno was the overnight weeder, and despite playing musical chairs a

up to 20 in aberdeen. keep those shorts to hand.r shorts to hand. we should all do that. shorts at the ready. let's take a look at today's papers. several papers look at a letter from borisjohnson to the eu, where he sets out his demands for a new brexit deal. the times reports that the prime minister said the "anti—democratic" backstop must be scrapped. it also leads with a new study that shows having children really does make you happier, but only once they've left home. the guardian reports that the eu is unconvinced by mrjohnson's claims that the backstop could be replaced. the pictures is of the devastating wildfires that have destroyed land in gran canaria and forced 9,000 residents to evacuate their homes. the daily express leads on an interview with a chief constable who has pledged to arm all his officers with a taser. nick adderley, of northamptonshire police, has taken the step in response to rising violence on the uk's streets. sir eltonjohn has defended the duke and duchess of sussex after they were branded hypocrites f

aberdeens is the investment manager james athey. thank you for joining us.about italy in a second, but let's start on trade. tom had a great chart. it shows the anxiousness that the chinese have to deal domestically while at the same time not losing face with the u.s. does it just get worse from here, trade concerns? to see.t is difficult normally we talk about safe -- about face-saving ways out. xisident trump and president are two leaders in the world that do not necessarily need to face away out -- face-save away out. president trump has shown he is quite happy to completely flip his views one hundred 80 degrees without much because to do so. that being said, it seems to me that the path for these tensions is to remain elevated. i would say that where previously i would have said keeping the population happy is the number one priority of chinese policymakers, what we have seen in the last 12 to 18 months is that president xi has shifted dramatically to a more maoist approach to the chinese maybe that is not quite the limit on policy that we have seen prev

luke hickmore, senior director at aberdeen standard investments there in edinburg. >>> we've been talkinghe reaction overnight in the uk i want to highlight to viewers that the yuan, it's finished domestic trading at 7.0352 to dollar, around the 7 psy psychological level, the weakest since 2008 you can see the movement we've had over the last couple of sessions definitely something worth keeping an eye on. >>> the england cricket team has a battle on it hands against australia during today's fifth and final day. the aussie player steve smith again starred with the bat as he helped them to a commanding lead with his second century in two innings. my colleague, adam reid, is here in the studio. he's presumably not the most popular with england fans tat moment. >> certainly not begrudging respect beginning to come back for steve smith, considering what he's done against them just in this one single test. they're probably sick of the sight of him that's his tenth ashes century, his second in this match, as you rightly point out. we can have a little look at the state of play in the match goin

wolves face a tie against italians aberdeen were also involved. details on the bbc sport website.d a repeat of sunday's pitch invasion at rugby park. rangers fans spilled onto the turf after an injury time winner and a roof of shelter, collapsed. the club say they are horrified. the aftermath of celebrations that could have turned to tragedy. this is what is left of the area built to house visiting disabled fans at rugby park. this is what happened. with moments remaining, rangers scored a late goal to win. some fans spilled onto the pitch as stewards tried to contain them. 0thers the pitch as stewards tried to contain them. others found their way onto a small roof covering disabled fa ns onto a small roof covering disabled fans which collapsed. today, command it wanted to put across their side. but they were in no mood to accept blame. we will deal with it. we will learn a lesson, i think the football authority has to look at it as well. the rangers team came up to the front. it is almost like encouraging the fans so think that is not something that we can fix. many will say that

tougher for aberdeen though, they trail by two against riekka.nst bulgarian side ludogorets. you can keep updated on those ties on the bbc sport website. now, this british pair crossed the line together celebrating first at the olympic triathlon test event in tokyo overnight. but then they were disqualified. georgia taylor—brown and jess learmonth crossed hand in hand and although learmonth was initially given the win, both were later disqualified under a rule that says you can't intentionally cross the line together. it meant bermuda's flora duffy was given first place, and great britain's vicky holland was upgraded to third. it's really disappointing and i feel for them because they both raced exceptionally today and as far as i'm concerned, they absolutely smashed it and they deserved that first and second place. but, you know, the rules are the rules unfortunately. yeah, itjust shows that even with those two disqualified, we still end up with someone on the podium and other people coming in in the top ten. so, real strength in depth in our te

the 18—year—old from aberdeen is heading to portugal to compete in the international tournament.g to tyrone smith. poise, grace, power and poise, grace, powerand skill. the quality is a rhythmic gymnast needs. and louise christie has them all. it has not gone unnoticed as she has become the first scot since 2013 to represent great britain in the sport after being selected to compete at the prestigious international tournament in portugal. the prestigious international tournament in portugallj the prestigious international tournament in portugal. i feel it put some pressure on me because i wa nt to put some pressure on me because i want to do well being one representing scotland, it gives me a sense of pride that i'm the first scottish rhythmic gymnast to do this and so long and i hope it makes other gymnasts think they can do the same. it demonstratesjust that other gymnasts think they can do the same. it demonstrates just that the ha rd same. it demonstrates just that the hard work and dedication and commitment and the opportunities that we are trying to create for the gymnasts

and belfast just 1a afternoon temperatures in aberdeen and belfastjust14 or 15 degrees.two generators and has now been been resolved. growth fell by 0.2% in the three months tojune but the chancellor says the "fundamentals of the economy, remain strong." a churchwarden is found guilty of murdering an author he'd tricked into changing his will. now police warn he'd drawn up a list of future targets. here is a cold calculating devious man who took pleasure from inflicting both physical and mental torture on his victim.

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the ceo of standard life aberdeen, the cfos of ,ontinental and commerzbank which has shifted guidance rest of the year. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: good morning from abu dhabi. i am manus cranny with nejra cehic in london. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." says monetary policy is accommodative and cannot respond on a day-to-day basis. hits at theead lowest level since 2007. some reassurance, the yuan weakens again. the pboc is closer to the dollar, but in a bloomberg scope , officials reassure companies the currency will not fall significantly. , a fourth straight quarter of falling revenue. for profit outlooks are ambitious. we will be joined with stephen engle later this morning. nejra: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." concerns around trade tensions, let's get to glencore numbers. 5.94.the estimate was glencore.miss for first-half net debt stands at 16.31 billion. these are some of the headlines from glencore. the first half adjusted ebit softer than market expectations. manus: when it comes to a return on equity, it looks like they .atted it out of the park 20% return o

they have taken a budget flight from norwich up to aberdeen in stark contrast to that of prince william'sarkle that took the private jet. for private and meghan markle that took the privatejet. for privatejets. 0ne does not want to be sceptical but thatis does not want to be sceptical but that is that this a pr stunt there? are getting on this budget airline. what is going on? they could use positive pr at the moment so i would not be surprised if i had something to do with it but i think the contrast between this and carries flight contrast between this and carries flight raises an important issue which is the vast majority of the lifestyle carbon emissions come from a small number of people. not domestic plates like these but long—haul flights, that is something like a very long haul flight, long—haul flights, that is something like a very long haulflight, a large chunk of the icecap just disappears for the amount of carbon that goes into the atmosphere. perhaps the fact that we are having this discussion is a positive one. how many states to make seats did they take up at their security

a largely dry afternoon and up to 22 in aberdeen. 28 across the south—east of england.erly from the wild continent. weather fronts trying to get in, bringing more cloud to the west and a few showers but essentially for the weekend a dry story with a lot of sunshine and notice how the heat pushes its way across scotland stop sunday perhaps the warmest day for northern ireland. warmer than they have been for this week but it looks like england and wales can hold on to the heat for much of the week ahead. this is the business briefing. i'm victoria fritz. ryanair pilots begin a 48—hour strike at the peak of the uk holiday season. deeply divided — minutes show the federal reserve was split over whether to cut rates, despite growing pressure from president trump. and on the markets, asian shares creep ahead after wall street gets a boost from strong retail results. bonds slide as the fed sounds conflicted about more interest rate cuts.

along the spells of rain pushing erratically eastwards but have a look at sunday afternoon, and aberdeenes still clinging on across southern england. sunday into monday, low pressure still goes by but the bars really opening up in the winds will be much lighter and there will be some sunshine and shows as well and starting to develop across scotland and northern ireland, sinking slowly softly eastwards, barely getting up to 20 degrees as we go through monday, we moving to tuesday with a ridge of high pressure trying to build its way in and so that promises a drier interlude and as you see behind me, the weather systems will be gathering once again we are likely to see some outbreaks of rain pushing and twist the southwest and temperatures again 16 to 20 degrees and a little bit below this time of year. uncertainty for this time of year, but low pressure moving through, potentially some strong winds and will keep an eye on then there's uncertainty on how windy it will be in those temperatures struggling to recover very much 20 or 21 degrees at best. through the second half of the next wee

let's get to james athey, senior investment manager at aberdeen standard investments.on the back of mary daly and listening to her, i put it to you, the word she used is recalibrate. this is the fed funds rate in the united states of america. this is the highest interest rate anywhere in the developed world. my question to you is, are bond traders crazy or is the fed hopelessly behind the curve? insertcan i concert -- an additional option? manus: you can do anything. james: the fed is crazy because listening to mary daly from san ofncisco, it just is a sort intellectual gymnastics that seem to have to go on to explain to the world at large and financial markets specifically what on earth it is they used to make decisions. it is getting quite ridiculous now. if you are watching -- watching your coverage of the jackson hole summit over the weekend, you had five or six regional fed president speaking. it sounded like they were all talking about a different economy to me. there was absolutely zero consistency about what exactly they were looking at. essentially, central ba

those temperatures — 15 celsius for aberdeen, 25 for hull and london.ea of low pressure firmly in control of the weather and, on its southern flank particularly, all those white lines, those isobars are squashing together. saturday is going to be an extremely windy day across england and wales. inland spots seeing gusts of 50 mph or more. around the coast, maybe 60 mph or more. that could well cause some problems for outdoor events and also for travelling. and there will also be some really heavy thundery downpours for central and northern portions of the uk. on sunday, things slightly calm down. we see a band of showery rain pushing south—east. there will be some sunshine as well. the winds will be lighter but they'll be coming from the north—west so it is going to feel very cool indeed, particularly in the north. this is beyond 100 days, with me, katty kay, in washington. christian fraser is in london. our top stories: the united nations says need to eat less meat to help tackle climate change as intensive farming is having a growing impact on the pla

not as many showers in the south—west but look at these temperatures, 19 in cardiff, 12 in aberdeen,, believe it oi’ some parts of scotland, believe it or not, could see a touch of ground frost. another weather system pushing into the north—west though there will be some rain at times in northern areas on monday, it is quite a mixed week. it would be a fairamount of dry quite a mixed week. it would be a fair amount of dry weather but it does stay relatively cool. so the movements of the start of september, temperatures are dipping away. back to you two. then, thank you very much. i was camping last weekend, glad it's not this weekend. good luck. stay dry. it's 7:21am. congenital cmv causes hearing loss in around 1,000 children every year in the uk. it feels just like a cold and is the most common virus passed on by pregnant mums to their unborn babies. now, a team of nhs staff across the east of england have started the first targeted screening programme for cmv. we will answer some of your questions in a minute. here's our science correspondent richard westcott. egger or naomi parke

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still some rain. 17 degrees with some sunshine in aberdeen. pressure eroding the front on friday.wers continuing for the north—west of scotland. it could be a bit of lingering cloud around but the temperature should push up nicely. a good portion of central and eastern england. on into the weekend, just noticed the temperature. trying to slide its way south. it will start to cool things offa south. it will start to cool things off a little bit on into the following week, it looks like we got the possibility of some warmer weather to come and it all depends on where this jetstream finally ends up. through the latter part of the weekend, it starts to dip and takers into cooler air through the north but further ahead the week ahead, it looks like we could sit to the south of the jet with the southwest air strea m of the jet with the southwest air stream and much of the uk could 00:02:14,421 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 enjoy a later renaissance of summer. hello. this is bbc news with julian worricker. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines:

temperature is 50 degrees for aberdeen and 25 for london.on the coast. that could cause problems for outdoor events and also for travelling. there will be some really heavy downpours for central and northern portions of the uk. signed a kind down and we see a band of shower and rain pushing southeast, wind is like you're coming from northwest so it appealed cool indeed especially in the north. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. the un says we must change our diets to help stop climate change. a new report warns that intensive farming to produce meat and dairy products is having a devastating impact on the planet. the choice between broccoli and ribs on your plate actually has a real link to the level of global warming that we are likely to see. india's prime minister defends his decision to revoke kashmir‘s special status. narendra modi says a new era has begun, and the region will be freed from separatism. almost seven hundred factory workers are arrested in mississippi in what's believed to be america's largest immigration

temperature isjust 12 degrees in aberdeen tomorrow, 21 in london the first day of september and it is as this area of high pressure builds in, temporarily. i say temporarily, it's a frontal system, so we will see thickening clad on monday, outbreaks of rainfall northern ireland, and scotland. —— thickening cloud. actually, as we look ahead to the coming week it is going to stay pretty cool. there will be some dry weather, some rain at times as well. soa weather, some rain at times as well. so a big change to come, john and steph. we will see you in a bit. thank you very much. i was getting sunburnt earlier. maybe it's a good chance to catch up on the movies? now it's time for the film review with james king and jane hill. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review. this week we have james king with me. good to see you, james, what have you been watching? well, it's been enjoyably intense week at the cinema. i'm going to be talking about taylorjohnson‘s epic, a million little pieces. and mark jenkins‘ wonderfully minimal bait. plus, joanna ponders wonderfully addictive drama, th

aberdeen are also through after beating dundee 2—1.event in birmingham as being "like an olympic or world final". despite facing such impressive competition, asher—smith finished in second place behind shaunae miller—uibo in the 200 metres. the british athlete will compete in the 100 and 200 metres at the world championships next month. while britain's adam gemili finished in second place in the men's100 metres behind jamaica's yohan blake. the world athletics championships take place next month in doha. and, carol, don't forget the ashes are under way. i'm and, carol, don't forget the ashes are underway. i'm not and, carol, don't forget the ashes are under way. i'm not going to ask you who you're actually going to be supporting. the winner. excellent. it should be quite a match. canada has accused the uk of "offloading its responsibilities," after a british man with dual nationality who'd travelled to syria to join the islamic state group was stripped of his uk citizenship. jack letts was captured by kurdish forces two years ago and i

so tired last says inhalation to a deficit interview for my aberdeen my friend well done to her for getting the message out there the dream shall never die dave says glad to see kay of i'm not scared from independence live i'm the guy getting some well deserved recognition for all the hard work the. dedication to the cause michael says the time and energy to protest are luxuries that often only the wealthy or those with nothing left to lose can afford dean says into camp the people's vigil to scottish independence a great demonstration the longest consecutive days and nights demo for scotland's independence just a reminder from dean about their work to see this is i'm afraid that the focus on the number of marchers state is on the program are the ones quoted by all under one banner the march organizers please be aware that video evidence is out there disproving those overinflated figures 12789 counted marching in edinburgh not 100000 called in the plight i was in the crowd to edinburgh he says and also many of these marches and i can definitely confirm with utmost confidence that the fed th

aberdeen travel to st mirren.m up match in a little less than an hour. england have had to deal with injuries and also an alleged fight between two of their players, mike brown and ben t'eo at a training camp last week. here's our rugby union correspondent chris jones eddiejones is trying to brush it under the carpet and say nothing to see here. but there was an incident between brown and ben t'eo. that is fa ct. between brown and ben t'eo. that is fact. it has contributed to ben t'eo not being in england camp this week. it was held last evening. it was quite a boozy one. some players had afair bit quite a boozy one. some players had a fair bit to drink. brown was not drunk because he is professional off the field and rarely has too much to drink. but he was there with eddie jones. ben t'eo was the aggressor. at the details are a little bit sketchy. these things always tend to come out in the wash. even though england and eddie jones come out in the wash. even though england and eddiejones want to say that there i