would you know would make justice with palestinians and not celebrating balfour declaration because this declaration. was displaced and and was exhausted and here it was living in a you know different place from his origin a village and he got you know he had a very you know hard hard life to rebuild his life from this the killer is in the village destroyed it destroyed limply to destroy there now there is a settlement chords. which is near its own the lands of for myself me i'm and i'm coming from the same same refugee family you know from other village which my grand grandmother my grandfather's was the same story of and this is you know this is started with but for the liberation like the green line was to you know it's. not about to happen it was. this declaration which was will you people if people maybe maybe their excuse could be ignorance because they're not watching plays like the ones you guys are involved it. talks about the b.b.c. educating them in this day in the village in the war to be before. before ninety forty eight and then later actually. what do you think make of the

declaration the hundred years since the signing of it this year two hundred seventeen i think balfour declaration it took the right from the palestinians to to be a nation and to have their state and independence which is you know until today we suffer like we palestinians who are citizens in israel and palestinians in the west bank but as you know the palestinians in the arab world are of refugees millions we are still suffering from balfour declaration and we we i hope that you know the british government. would you know would make justice with the palestinians and not celebrating balfour declaration because this declaration. was displaced and and was exiled and here was living in. you know different place from his origin a village and he he got you know he had a very you know hard hard life to rebuild his life from this the killer is in the village destroyed destroyed disorder now there's a settlement chords. which is near the lands of so for myself me i'm and i'm coming from the same same refugee family you know from other village which my grandmother other my grandfather's was th

uk companies carillion, costain and balfour beatty are among the firms which will build tunnels, bridgesetch of the new high speed rail line. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. it's britain's biggest investment ever in public transport. highspeed2 is designed to cut journey times and increase the number of passenger seats between london and the north west via birmingham. it's been six years in the planning, but now the first construction contracts have been signed, and they're worth £6.6 billion, which the government says will support 16,000 jobs during the construction phase. the first trains aren't expected to run, though, until 2026, by which time they hope to carry 300,000 passengers per day. £50 billion on a track of this nature... but hs2 has faced stiff opposition. the stop hs2 campaign in the chilterns says it will only benefit the richest in society and the corporations who build it. and reports at the weekend said hs2 could end up as the most expensive rail line per mile in the world. even so, the muddy work of spades in the ground begins next year for what the gover

did the same thing to me today we're going to talk about balfour. so i'm going to come all of his hair going forward. in the front. burner from washington jolliffe o'donnell that. you know your headline from the future you'll read this in two weeks in philadelphia police captain seen angrily handing out steroids to slow to anger rockies. and in august you'll learn. new c.n.n. show to be hosted by a three year old yemeni girl who supports us back to bombing and famine that is dire sure. thanks. i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories that are critics can't tell and you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and ot

did the same thing to me today we're going to talk about balfour. so i'm going to come all of his hair going forward. in the front. with bernie from washington jolliffe o'donnell back. here are your headlines from the future you'll read this in two weeks in philadelphia police captain seen angrily handing out steroids to slow to anger rockies. and in august you'll learn. new c.n.n. show to be hosted by a three year old yemeni girl who supports us back to bombing and famine that is our show. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did it i took a line just i came to god and meant that the debts tie came to god and in the spire not. many lives have been broken like excess in the banks got you into trouble on the way big bankers come. in they're going to go on the banks but i just didn't think of the ordinary men who lost money through the back under don't buy creditors people see no future bad things happen you know you become ill you do job your relationship breaks down you become a casualty is a l

did the same thing to me today we're going to talk about balfour. i'm going to come all of his hair going forward. in the front. with bernie from washington jolliffe o'donnell that. you know your headline from the future you'll read this in two weeks in philadelphia police captain seen angrily handing out steroids to slow to anger rookies. and in august you'll learn. new c.n.n. show to be hosted by a three year old yemeni girl who supports us back to bombing and famine that is our show. this with me because i can on the most get a little bit because it was. my somalia but i you. know both of it was but i just kind of this side of this you. know first you dump a lot and just you know she refused. to. wear the blue you won't get this a good area for immigrants it's this we never really know for sure but this is been a active area. that you so i. know well when i started knowing. that. russia signed an agreement with the syrian moderate opposition to set up the first deescalation zone near the capital damascus. a boat mission aiming to stop the micro a

debates on the israel palestine conflict in twenty seventeen one hundred years since the british balfourdeclaration after fifty years of israeli occupation and ten years of the siege on gaza joining me now is one of the speakers foreign a bull see a palestinian filmmaker whose film versions of injustice has just been endorsed by chump ski and it's out now welcome to going underground there. how did j.p. morgan banker removing currently involved in the energy pipelines reserve. leaving a film like oceans or in justice. well it all began when i went and visited palestine as an adult for the first time and needless to say it was it was appalling i mean you're on the ground you think you've understood everything from the books and from the soundbites and and then you go and you see with your own eyes and you see just how systematic and institutionalized and widespread the oppression actually is you see with your own eyes the sort of the illegal settlements on the hilltops and this is all within twenty two percent of historical palestine so this isn't the occupied palestinian territories i th

balfour beatty, the swedish—based skanska, and carillion — which is facing financial difficulties — arerly £7 billion. itv has appointed the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, as its new chief executive. ms mccall, who will begin the newjob nextjanuary, succeeds adam crozier, who stepped down at the end of last month. paramedics, teachers, prison guards and firefighters are thousands of pounds worse off since 2010 after public—sector pay caps and freezes, according to the tuc. the head of the trade union body, frances o'grady, is calling for public—sector pay review bodies to be "genuinely independent". we use emojis every day, those little icons that we add to messages — so why not celebrate them? it's world emoji day! and there's serious money to be made from those little smileys you send to people on your phone. it's a £200 million business, in fact, due in part to fashion and music collaborations. nicolas loufrani is chief executive of the smiley company. what does the smiley company actually do? hello, jamie. well, the smiley company is a brand licensing company and we work with some

balfour beatty in the construction sector up 2.71.ere, carolyn mccall will be the new ceo training at 9.1%. here is a look at the losers. under pressure as well, some concern about industrial relations that may be a factor around that. first word bloomberg news update with juliette saly. juliette: china's economy maintain its momentum last quarter as global trade and a mystic grand picked up in factories. gdp increased 6.9%. industrial output was up to 7.6% from a year earlier also beating expectations. investment also beat forecasts. is planning to shake up his legal team and is also evaluating options to his communications set up according to a person familiar with this thinking. his paternity is unlikely eased to a less prominent role of it that comes -- his attorney is likely to be eased in a less prominent role. the ecb is seen to be on track to unwind its stimulus plan next year but economists say it will drag out the process. willberg stimulus say it hold fire this week and until september before slowing the pace of bond buying

balfour beatty, the swedish—based skanska, and carillion — which is facing financial difficulties — areher data breach, but what can you do? last week it was us phone carrier verizon's turn, exposing millions of data records. lloyds, the insurance market says a major global cyber—attack has the potential to trigger £40 billion of economic losses, roughly the equivalent to a catastrophic natural disaster like 2012's hurricane sandy. inga beale, chief executive of lloyds of london joins us. what are the important things? the important thing is that a lot is not insured. the number you quoted is based on the economic loss and what we found in our studies is that the insured element of that is about 1796. insured element of that is about 17%. that's fundmently because there's perhaps a lack of understanding about how businesses can protect themselves with insurance but also because this is such a new threat. if we think about some of the old threats that lloyds of london has been faced with, it's very much been on around physical assets. some buildings get damaged and obviously tragic loss

balfour beatty and carillion are amongst the companies chosen to build the tunnels, bridges, all at a ms mccall, who will begin the new job next january, succeeds adam crozier, who stepped down at the end of last month. paramedics, teachers, prison guards and firefighters are thousands of pounds worse off since 2010 after public—sector pay caps and freezes, according to the tuc. the head of the trade union body, frances 0'grady, is calling for public—sector pay review bodies to be "genuinely independent". blackrock the world's biggest asset manager, handling almost $6 trillion in assets has just announced that its profits were up more than 8.5% in the past three months. samirajoins me samira joins me from the new york stock exchange. doing well then? samira joins me from the new york stock exchange. doing well themm is. blackrock manages lots of money from small mom and pop shops to big institutions. it's grown to a huge size. part of the reason why we have seen size. part of the reason why we have seen such massive increases in the last three months is because of a few things, one of

that little bit of money this morning, little bit, £7 billion, will go to companies including balfourl get that later, whether it goes from birmingham to leeds, they have made a final decision but they should do today, also we might hear something about the line to crew and manchester, could lead that could be implemented earlier than previously thought, 2026 phase one, 2027 for the next bit to crew is what we could hear later but residents and environmentalists will be keen to watch that stop carillion have got to build a tunnel through the children‘s, that has been particularly controversial. sheffield is interesting, it was going to go to meadowhall, the shopping centre, now told that it will go to an existing station, talk that it will go through homes, people moved into a new estate and just a couple of weeks later found out about the rail line. it‘s not the last time we will speak about this. no, iguarantee the last time we will speak about this. no, i guarantee you. thank you. the brexit secretary david davis has called for both sides to "get down to business" this morning as t