sophie: we have markets in australia, new zealand and hong kong off line for the holiday weekend. happy easter to all who celebrate. on the earnings lineup we have the state banko,

it is striking for me to map how close the solomons are to australia and new zealand as you compared to 5000 miles to the u.s. at the time when australia and new zealand was fighting in north africa and stations in the uk. is part of the reason the u.s. had to move so quickly to prevent australia government and people bringing their people to the home islands? >> what happened was at the time of pearl harbor the new zealand nation, the population was very small. they were fighting with great distinction in north africa and elsewhere in the middle east. the australians have formed what they call the australian imperial force which was an outfit where you signed up for that and you are committed to go anywhere you were sent around the globe. the australians agreed to four divisions. one was lost at singapore. the other three were in the middle east. part of this negotiation process was basically the australians and new zealand for that matter when the japanese became manifest, what did they bring home from the middle east and the british wanted them to say because they were a linchpin o

we re soldiers from australia, new zealand were killed. ember, to commemorate, to give thanks to others, let us also recommit. let us recommit to those simple values of freedom, democracy and peace. last month‘s terror attack in christchurch challenged that sense of harmony. heavy security was in place for the city‘s remembrance service. some of the survivors of last month‘s shooting came to pay their respect. during his time here, their respect. during his time here, the principal meet some of the survivors of the christchurch attack and the emergency response teams who tried to help them. it will be similarto tried to help them. it will be similar to his visit here eight yea rs similar to his visit here eight years ago in the way of the earthquake which devastated parts of the city and killed 185 people. now, as then, this is a city scarred by trauma, looking to honour those it has lost. hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch. 0ther has lost. hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch. other key events taking place, washington, former price r

get to the consumer because they were shipped from india to kenya and then forward onto australia and new zealandd. but now we're doing all of in here and clearly it has reduced the lead time by half stop almost all coffee processed here as re—exported, an increasing amount is sold locally in the uae. thanks to the growing love of artisanal booze, it seems that the coffee business has little sign of ending —— brews. that's it for the business briefing this hour, but before we go, here are the markets: hundreds of holiday—makers in county down, northern ireland, have spent the night in emergency accommodation, after a large hillside fire forced them from their caravan park. more than 50 firefighters worked through the night to bring the blaze on the mourne mountains under control. it is understood at least 200 people were forced to stay in a local leisure centre over night after being evacuated to safety. bbc northern ireland's declan harvey reports. too close to comfort. does make for comfort. at around 7pm yesterday evening smoke was spotted rising from the forest above picture is newcastle. eye

the markets here in australia, new zealand and hong kong are closed. we will be back in a moment. morning. japan and korea just opened for trade. shery: good evening from new york, i am shery ahn. inhie: i'm sophie kamaruddin hong kong, welcome to "daybreak: asia." ♪ paul: our top stories this monday, stock markets closed. bombers strike in sri lanka, christians and tourists among the targets. bank of japan looks to stand pat. a new bloomberg survey suggests more easing to come, possibly this week. shery: becoming a key player in the global supply chain, we meet japan's company. some markets still closed in asia for the easter break. sophie: this monday we may see subdued trailing -- trading with countries off-line for the easter weekend. let's check in on the mood in tokyo. the nikkei starting off 2/10 of a percent, the yen is holding steady near a four month low. positiveelivered a division and downsized a risks for the japanese economy on results from heavyweights such as nintendo and sony. little change this morning as we digest data from south korea this morning. we saw the c

new zealand. prince william is taking part in anzac day commemorations to honour new zealand and australia's fallench. that's all from me. goodbye.

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be prepared to share intelligence with new zealand in the future because new zealand is part of the five eyes intelligence alliance that involves canada australia new zealand britain and the united states so in a way new zealand finds itself caught in a sense between this deepening friction between china and the united states right now and then of course there's you of human rights in the aftermath of the christ church killings jews and arden has made ill treatment of muslims and other ethnic minorities part of the country's foreign policy and human rights groups are hoping that she will build on that momentum and raise the issue of what's happening in shin jang where human rights groups say that essentially more than a million ethnic muslim we girls are being held in reeducation camps china calls them vocational training centers but of course raising an issue like this with china's leaders always brings a typical response and that is we do not allow other countries to interfere in our internal affairs. well japan's announced the name of its next imperial era re were rare translate says order or suspicious means peace or harmony it begins in a

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reassure western countries that its infrastructure doesn't pose a threat to their security australia new zealand and the us particularly who are very suspicious of why there's mixed opinions in the u.k. it is mixed opinions and comments are all those don't forget it was coming to originally the rest states the financial structure of. the british government is under pressure to agree their security services have advised the governments that hallway should be banned from providing some critical infrastructure when five g. arrives in britain on the grounds it could jeopardize data security because we know data is extremely valuable today and is indeed. one of the main profit generating areas for companies like google facebook and apple is how they process the data that they collect and then secondly of course there's the possibility to intercept communications and perhaps even to blackmail different. governments or organizations in order to exert pressure chloé isn't the only example of the dilemma facing the u.k. over its relationship with china the country has already been given a contract to bui

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technology the british were very quickly on the front foot sort of doing their own research and australia new zealand being very outspoken that they will make their own decisions. the same is now happening with kaspersky and always the european union has come forward with a report that essentially finds no evidence whatsoever against because a lot of things are now being pointed at the us to try and get more information for them but why they being so damning in kaspersky of russian companies why they'd be so dummy gates while way a chinese company is this truly a fear on their part that they're going to be snooped on their real security concerns or is this some form of international competition by some of the for. moving on images of dead ducks and sick children were partly enough to make donald trump expelled russian diplomats from the u.s. last year according to an article in the new york times the move alledged lee arising following the poisoning of former russian double agents or script pounced on his daughter in the u.k. with more from artie's done more to high don't. just expound on not new yor

technology the british were very quickly on the front foot sort of doing their own research and australia new zealand have been very outspoken that they will make their own decisions the same is now happening with kaspersky and to always see the european union has come forward with a report that essentially finds the no evidence whatsoever against because a lot of things are now being pointed at the us to try and get more information for them but why they being so damning in kaspersky of russian companies why they be so dummy gates while way a chinese company is this truly a fear on their part that they're going to be snooped on their real security concerns or is this some pornos international competition by some other form. or away from the news the big names talk to this channel tell you not a second if you don't catch it when it following all the drama in the weeks the way for champions league football for the manchester united boss to say marina on this channel again pleased to see him he's been given his breakdown of all the action including the views on the controversial video assistant referee

south africa, a australia, new zealand. i've got messages from farmers literally globally. >> reporter: mark's parents, tom and penny have 200 cows on 600 acres, no savings and no facebook accounts. >> so when we did see it, it was like whoa. i was kind of shocked. >> it was kind of sad. >> reporter: sure. it is sad. it was emotional. >> yes. it was for me to watch it. >> reporter: would you encourage him to continue in this business? >> um, i guess i would, you know. >> your goal for your children is to do what they want to do and to love what they do. >> reporter: they don't know if there is a solution to their problem but it's clear the bergs love what they do and would miss it m it more than they can say. cbs news, pine island minnesota. >>> up next a harsh new penalty aimed at stopping the spread of measles. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like

about i mean you've made one example well another no no state is perfect and we certainly but australia new zealand both have more flexible regulatory structures. germany which is a very green oriented state has a much better infrastructure approval processes most european countries have one stop shops for people who want to go get a permit they can go to one government office and the person in that office will help them navigate all the different agencies that they need to get permits from the building code etc so so there are lots of things we can learn from other countries it seems like we're in a state of we're at an impasse here in the united states because democrats they don't trust the private sector and republicans don't trust the public sector and how can we regain that kind of trust. well both parties are. getting rich on hatred there both polarization sells you know i was i was working on infrastructure the first year of the trump administration the deal was completely obvious they democrats agree to streamline the red tape somewhat in the republicans agreed to fund the infrastructure co

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vonnie: japan, australia, new zealand -- all concerned with tightening. the fed's next move might not be tightening. markets aree betweenfor two eases now and 2020. their largest thing is on hold for a protracted period. meaning they either sit on their hands for six months, but if you look at the yield curve, the yield curve is not inverted. it is steep because the fed said their rate almost too high, therefore, it almost looks like a big u shape. the fed has over tightened a bit. guy: jonathan, good morning. kickbanks have had a nice out of the fed raising rates. is that done now? jonathan: the kick from banks? guy: yep. jonathan: if you look at the earnings, it is a bit of a surprise that the banks are crushing it on corporate profit, and they are talking about how nims ar, but they are doinge a brilliant job -- strong are, but they are doing a brilliant job. you are seeing a 5% to 6% jump in u.s. banks. it doesn't mean that the environment is brilliant, but it is coming in better than people thought, and it is pretty broad across business lines. guy:

prince william takes part in anzac day commemorations in auckland as new zealand, australia and turkeyour their fallen. sri lanka's government has acknowledged a "major intelligence lapse" over the easter sunday bombings that killed 359 people. the president has asked his defence secretary and police chief to resign over the failure to pass on warnings. in the last few hours, the us secretary of state has said there is "every indication" the attacks were planned by the so—called islamic state. from colombo, clive myrie reports. mourning for the majority christians who died isn't confined to the catholic church. in the city of negombo, at the grand mosque, prayers have for days included thoughts for the hundreds killed in the local church, murdered in the name of a perversion of islam. the rituals remain the same, but something's changed here now. there's an undercurrent of fear that there might be christian reprisals, that a whole community has been tarred by the barbarity of a few, in a city that's enjoyed so many years of interreligious cooperation. "not in our name", say the trustee

political system makes changes to the gun laws more difficult in places like australia new zealand. in the united states gun violence is an every day occurrence it takes the lives of more than ninety five people every day and i think what we're seeing now and the optimism that your story shows i think it's showing that people are saying school shootings are tragedies and our congress our leaders in congress and state legislators need to act and they also need to address these other issues that are completely related to gun violence it's a public health crisis that affects all communities in the united states not just our schools not just our youth so i think what you saw in new zealand most recently is what people should expect of their elected leaders there was a horrific tragedy that took the lives of dozens of people and impacted the entire country the prime minister came forward she offered thoughts and prayers and then provided a very strategic commonsense solutions that instantly became law that's what you want from your elected leaders you want them to take up their places in

prince william's‘taking part in anzac day commemorations as new zealand and australia honour their fallenoes. here he is alongside new zealand's prime ministerjacinder ardern. he will also meet the survivors of the christchurch killing. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm zeinab badawi. i am in the grounds of the presidential palace here in khartoum, sudan. my guest is general abdul fatah al burhan in his first interview with international tv since he took over the running of the country after the fall of president omar al—bashir after 30 years in power. but the protesters are re—intensifying their demonstrations because they see the military is not handing over to a civilian—led government soon enough. is there a stand—off between the military and the protesters and where does sudan go from here? general abdul fatah al burhan, welcome to hardtalk. the protests and sit—ins are being escalated and intensified. you've reached a stalemate, haven't you? but you have now warned the protesters against setting up road blocks. you are saying t

ago, we launched in bogota, , so wea, and montevideo have a wide geographic footprint from australia, new zealandn america, both western europe and eastern europe, tel aviv -- we are all over the world. brad: is there anywhere does not work? >> or are some markets -- i would point to southeast asia. in china right now, these scooters are illegal because they are classified as cars. -- there are some markets where -- >> i don't think you want to ride a scooter on a road in india. >> well, yes, exactly. you have a combination of willingness to pay infrastructure, ability to move vehicles around, so there are some markets where a thing, mostly concentrated in southeast asia, that will be harder to operate in. brad: last question, safety. there have been lawsuits from riders who have been injured. how do you improve the safety and make sure people are operating the scooters and evite es responsibly? >> our goal is to make the scooter safer than a bike. one of the things you can do is give away lots of helmets and we have, over a quarter million, but the second thing is this is a new vehicle type, so

and then canada australia and new zealand and australia was actually the first country to come out and to band working with huawei on their five g. network and then new zealand follows suit shortly after and canada hasn't officially banned it but at the same time the canadian government did comply with the united states when they came out and asked canada to arrest wall way c.f.o. back in december so and they're also going forward with the extradition process to possibly send her to be united states so they may not have banned it but it's at the same time they still do appear to be working with the u.s. on it as it looks like right now the u.k. is the only member of this intelligence alliance that is actually standing up and possibly not exactly following orders from the united states it's interesting then the decision to work with huawei was reportedly made by the u.k.'s national security council and this is something the entire government seems to be on board with well right now it looks like there are still members of members of parliament and a number of british officials who have