well, the royals have been very busy since they landed in the capital, accra.fight and bashed a private meeting with the president, nana akufo—addo and they went to a christian war cemetery in accra, one of seven sites in ghana where soldiers are buried. and that war castle that was used and prince charles walked through the door. he walked through the door and from there, they went to jamestown, the cultural hub of accra, where they we re cultural hub of accra, where they were treated to music and downs, sporting activities and also some displays of boxing and football prowess by some talented kids. thomas, thank you very much indeed. we are looking at some pictures of the royal couple on their tour of west africa. we hope you have a good day today. it is 11 minutes plus7. let's return to our main story this morning. eight children have suffered "potentially serious" injuries after a falling from an inflatable fairground slide at a fireworks display in surrey. it happened in woking park. andy datson was there at the time and joins us now from the scene. good m

joseph didn't either so he and his wife moved to accra. his neighbors in the slum showed him how to make cooking pots out of scrap metal. now he and his family own their own home so they no longer need to pay rent. but joseph doesn't want to work in a scrapyard forever he dreams of going to university. because it's education whatever level you're at you open your mind to the world and you're able to overcome challenges in life. education brightens your life if you want to business or anything else you do you need to educate yourself to a certain level you learn how to live your life become somehow easier than if you were not educated. you florida. tomorrow chose of kogo richard and his workshop at the waste scrap yard a place often labeled as hell on earth. sticking to a vision and not losing hope that's key for the global shapers two young people dedicated to combining creative ideas and commitment to make lasting change supported by the world economic forum so far they've helped kids in colombia's poorest neighborhoods campaigned for aff

parties said that they would not support the president actually the recruiting that was why the rise of accra could not achieve the majority but right now there is no immediate threat ok but if you've ever gone through a city for aspiring now's a good street violence or anything like that all right a journalist a month a parent joining us on the line from colombo very good to talk to you it's. turning now to the case of the pakistani woman at the center of the recent blasphemy up war in an interview with germany's build newspaper bibi's lawyer says she wants to leave pakistan as soon as possible and she'd be happy to bring her family right here to germany the mother of five was released from prison last week after spending eight years on death row this was after the supreme court reversed a conviction for blasphemy against islam her release triggered angry protests by hard line islamists who are demanding that she be publicly executed. so what is germany's role in all of this let's bring in our political correspondent report video out who is following the story for us hi reprint what is being

accompanying the president normally on his trips around the country when he's on campaign trails as accra and holds his speeches and he's the one who gets the brunt of animosity or strong supporters normally and the president wasn't ever to call acosta and c.n.n. . help at all fake news pointing the finger to accost naming him for that too so but it was absolutely unprecedented that the white house after this incident a few weeks ago in this press conference at the white house between acosta and white house that trump administration revoked their credentials that was unprecedented and c.n.n. reacted right away and which went to court on first and fifth amendment grounds and now we have results mr cross there will be back today all right. let's stay with us we're going to look at the two sides reactions to this ruling firstly is jim acosta's attorney who are extremely pleased with the ruling today this is a great day for the first amendment in journalism we're very excited to have mr acosta be able to go back and get his hard pass and report the news about the white house. i live in the wh

coming up, hedge funds are facing their worst accra performance in seven years.as much as the broader markets. anotherzto posted quarter of strong growth and we talk to the cfo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: it is almost 10:00 a.m.. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." ross hitting beijing with higher tariffs. saying a deal by january would be impossible. rishaad: a new poll says u.k. voters would reject theresa may's deal. ♪ rishaad: politics center stage in the u.k., geopolitics in the shape of this war of words and tariffs between beijing and washington. yvonne: it is interesting to see the push and pull. the optimism on the trade front helping to offset losses, but that is fading. david: we began with the brexit story, now the trade story. rishaad: the education story. david: 15% to 20% drop in hong kong. this is the macro picture across the region. philippines,st is 1.8%. let me get rid of the closed markets. .5%, noures, ftse 100, consis