now bank buildings is a blackened shell. nd firefighters have said that parts of the building are still collapsing. so for the safety of pedestrians this 45 metre cordon remains in place. that means many of the shops and businesses in the heart of belfast will have to remain closed. for city centre traders it's unclear how long this will last. for us august is the second busiest month in the trading calendar. so for us we need to get open as quickly as we can. an emergency meeting was held in belfast this morning for recovery plans to be put in place. initial inspections of the building by structural engineers have determined the exterior is intact but the site remains unsafe for pedestrians and shops nearby. i totally understand that they cant let us near the building until they know it is secure and that is my main worry at the minute, that it might collapse. and if it does it willjust come straight into my shop, it will just wipe it out. the cause of this fire is still unknown. primark staff have said they are devastated b

flames and thick black smoke engulfed the entire five—storey bank buildings — which has been at the heart years. primark shoppers and staff were evacuated from the building — which had recently undergone a multimillion—pound refurbishment. assistant chief fire officer michael graham from the northern ireland fire & rescue service gave an idea of the scale of the operation. we received a call at approximately iiam we received a call at approximately ”am this morning. ourfirst appliance was here within five minutes and the second one about two minutes and the second one about two minutes after that. currently we have iii fire appliances attending. we have over 100 firefighters have 1a fire appliances attending. we have over 100 firefighters and we have been here now for six hours. we think we will be here for another 3-4 think we will be here for another 3—4 hours fighting the fire itself and potentially keeping an eye on it for the rest of the night. we need to keep an eye on the structural integrity of the building, as well, we have concerns that the building might collapse. so we need to

now bank buildings is a blackened shell. psing. so for the safety of pedestrians this 45 metre cordon remains in place. that means many of the shops and businesses in the heart of belfast will have to remain closed. for city centre traders it‘s unclear how long this will last. for us august is the second busiest month in the trading calendar. so for us we need to get open as quickly as we can. an emergency meeting was held in belfast this morning for recovery plans to be put in place. initial inspections of the building by structural engineers have determined the exterior is intact but the site remains unsafe for pedestrians and shops nearby. i totally understand that they cant let us near the building until they know it is secure and that is my main worry at the minute, that it might collapse. and if it does it willjust come straight into my shop, it will just wipe it out. the cause of this fire is still unknown. primark staff have said they are devastated by what has happened to the store which had only just had a £30 milli

around 100 firefighters have been tackling a blaze in the primark store inside the listed bank buildingsc building right in the heart of the city centre. firefighters have scaled down the operation overnight but it started yesterday in the top floor of this 5—storey building and there was smoke billowing into the sky across the city. it could be seen from miles around. of course staff and many shoppers were evacuated. now, firefighters on the scene were battling to get it under control for a number of hours and at one point it seemed like they almost had but the fire grew in intensity, it started to rip through the inside of the building and you could see parts of the roof and the structure beginning to collapse and people just watched in horror and sadness really because this is such an historic building. called bank buildings, very much a landmark in the middle of the high street and it had been in the final stages of a £30 million refurbishment. about 100 firefighters were tackling the blaze for more than six hours. but, as you can see, the inside of the building was totally destroyed

flames and thick black smoke engulfed the entire five—storey bank buildings — which has been in the heartich had recently undergone a multimillion—pound refurbishment. joining us from belfast is our ireland correspondent, chris page. and we can see the fire just behind you but it has been raging for a long time and this is a building with a lot of history? this is a very dramatic and very unnerving sight, right in the heart of belfast city centre. the store is in what is called the bank buildings on royal avenue, one of the main shopping streets in belfast. the fire broke out around 11 o'clock this morning and looked like it was coming under control but since then there have been sporadic explosions probably within the building and every time that happened it seems that the fire has reignited. so firefighters are still battling, around 100 of them onside, around 1a fire engines and still this retail district in belfast city centre has been sealed off as people have been finishing their work they have been stopping to ta ke their work they have been stopping to take a look and they cannot

now bank buildings is a blackened shell. e cordon remains in place. that means many of the shops and businesses in the heart of belfast will have to remain closed. for city centre traders it's unclear how long this will last. for us august is the second busiest month in the trading calendar. so for us we need to get open as quickly as we can. an emergency meeting was held in belfast this morning for recovery plans to be put in place. initial inspections of the building by structural engineers have determined the exterior is intact but the site remains unsafe for pedestrians and shops nearby. i totally understand that they can't let us near the building until they know it is secure and that is my main worry at the minute, that it might collapse. and if it does it willjust come straight into my shop, it will just wipe it out. the cause of this fire is still unknown. primark staff have said they are devastated by what has happened to the store which had only just had a £30 million refurbishment. there is quite a bit of work in t

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thoughts now have turned to the recovery operation because the bank building has been a landmark, rightare 400 staff who work at the site. primark staff have been told they will be paid for the next week at least, that staff say they are devastated by the loss of the store. there is a sense of sadness this has happened to belfast. a lot of people coming here to look in dismay at the blackened sheu to look in dismay at the blackened shell backed remains. we know engineers are trying to assess the extent of the damage to see whether any of this historic building can be saved. the british cyclist mark cavendish has announced he's taking an indefinite break from cycling, as he recovers from illness. the 33—year—old, who failed to finish the tour de france earlier this year, said he hadn't felt himself all season, and needed a period of ‘total rest‘. he's suffering from a virus which causes glandular fever. an endurance swimmer has completed a 348—mile swim from lands end in cornwall to dover in kent in 49 days. lewis pugh wanted to swim the length of the english channel to raise awareness a

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around a hundred firefighters have been tackling a blaze in the primark store inside listed bank buildingsfive—storey building could now collapse. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has more. all over the city, people saw the smoke in the sky. but most didn't realise how bad the blaze was until pictures like these appeared. let's move, let's go! shoppers and about 150 staff were evacuated from the primark store within minutes of the fire breaking out. the lifts were on, it was very busy. it was a race for people to come down the lifts and the stairs. so i kind of ran out as quick as possible. no—one was injured but the interior of the building disintegrated as the fire ripped downwards. several times it seemed firefighters had got the blaze under control, but every now and again there were what sounded like small explosions within the store. with each one, the flames burst out again. this is an extremely dramatic and really very unnerving sight. a major store reduced to a blackened shell by the most severe fire here in belfast city centre for many years. the building has quite a history.

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about interest rates, plenty of her neighbours are savers, and while their worry is whether the banks and buildingss the interest rate rise on, they welcome higher rates. as a family we have an isa, and we haven't really benefitted for the last couple of years. also being a single mum, i'm going to see benefit for my whole family. instead of people being encouraged to save, the message always, always seems to be, just go out and borrow more money. so higher interest rates that encourages people to save? absolutely, yes. the most popular way of saving is in a tax free cash isa. 16 million people have them, with average savings of more than £11,000. the rate hike will yield just £28 extra a year if it's passed on. none of this makes much difference if you rent, and don't have much to save. it doesn't affect me at all because i've got no savings and if i did want a loan at some point then maybe it would. so some dodge the effects of the interest rate rise but those facing higher costs in towns like this have to worry that soon, perhaps next year, rates are set to go up again. simon gompertz, bbc news

about interest rates, plenty of her neighbours are savers, and while their worry is whether the banks and building interest rate rise on, they welcome higher rates. as a family, we have an isa, and we haven't really benefitted for the last couple of years. also being a single mum, i'm going to see benefit for my whole family. instead of people being encouraged to save, the message always, always seems to be, just go out and borrow more money. so higher interest rates that encourages people to save? absolutely, yes. the most popular way of saving is in a tax free cash isa. 16 million people have them, with average savings of more than £11,000. the rate hike will yield just £28 extra a year if it's passed on. none of this makes much difference if you rent, and don't have much to save. it doesn't affect me at all because i've got no savings and if i did want a loan at some point then maybe it would. so some dodge the effects of the interest rate rise but those facing higher costs in towns like this have to worry that soon, perhaps next year, rates are set to go up again. simon gompertz, bbc news, hem

about interest rates, plenty of her neighbours are savers, and while their worry is whether the banks and building the interest rate rise on, they welcome higher rates. as a family we have an isa, and we haven't really benefitted for the last couple of years. also being a single mum, i'm going to see benefit for my whole family. instead of people being encouraged to save, the message always, always seems to be, just go out and borrow more money. so higher interest rates that encourages people to save? absolutely, yes. the most popular way of saving is in a tax free cash isa. 16 million people have them, with average savings of more than £11,000. the rate hike will yield just £28 extra a year if it's passed on. none of this makes much difference if you rent, and don't have much to save. it doesn't affect me at all, because i've got no savings, and if i did want a loan at some point then maybe it would. so some dodge the effects of the interest rate rise, but those facing higher costs in towns like this have to worry that soon, perhaps next year, rates are set to go up again. simon gompertz, bbc new

the worry for them is whether all the banks and building societies pass on the rate increase in fullase my income because it would increase the amount on the savings, yes. the percentage at the moment is poor for saving, it's not worth putting your money in the bank. the bank of england's hope is a smalljump in rates for home owners combined with a boost for savers won't upset the economic applecart at a sensitive time. we think interest rates will not rise now for another year and that is because we see a number of uncertainties on the horizon, in particular over brexit. we think that policymakers will probably want to wait until after the uk has left the eu to see if there is an impact, on the economy before they decide to raise interest rates again. it is what the future holds that matters most. the bank says the ideal level for the long run is between 2% and 3%, three times where it is at the moment. joining me now is david braithwaite, financial planner and managing director at the financial advisors citrus financial. this was widely predicted and yet some people any rise is add

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so some farmers are building long earth banks to protect their land, as organised crime gangs muscleer own farmyard she dialled 999. but nobody came. it was the most frightening experience i've ever had. i was confronted in my own yard by two vehicles and eight men and then said they know where i live and they'll be back. she says things must change. i would like somebody when i dial 999, to understand my predicament and be able to help me, give me advice and point me in the right direction and be there for me when i need them. police say they are updating their tactics but too many people in rural areas feel as though crime is not been adequately tackled. danny savage, bbc news, cambridgeshire. more on the situation in lombok after two earthquakes. 100 people have died. more later. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, you're live at the bbc sport centre with me chris mitchell. coming up for you on sport today: a different kind of test awaits england's cricketer ben stokes. canada is open for venus williams, who breezes through her opening tie in montreal. do you know who this man is

another viewer says parents should use that one extra day to teach their kids how to build good credit, finances, and banking and how to build a resume. i agree with that one but i think that should be on on sunday afternoon sometime. you go back to the district and, for somebody who did a lot of extracurricular activities, you're telling me that my day will an apple:30 -- 4:30 and then i have to go to football practice? that will be draining on 70 who is really involved. then you won't get home until 7:00 or later. >> and then i think what would i do with my little ones on monday? i would say i would sign up for this and a heartbeat. a three day weekend every week? and the school day is just a little bit extended on the backend? i would do that. this is why we talk about it. >> if you're able to do it, i guess. but there are many families that have working parents. >> the discussion will continue. >>> coming up, behind the scenes of beyonci's vogue cover shoot. >>> cleaning up the streets of san francisco. how thousands of complaints finally led to action. >>> bring your kids to my house and we will play. l

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they scrape data from your bank site and people build whole businesses off of this and banks sometimes that and say, well, are we missing a step? taylor: and to take the banking side, there are our data privacy concerns, but if you want to targeted coupon, it is relevant to you. we hear this from facebook all the time. people don't like ads, but prefer ads that are targeted to them. what is the indication that this may meet my need and make it easier for me to be recurring customer at a shop or whatever? pat: that is where the rubber meets the road. are you offering something people want to use? a lot of this is happening inside the environment of the bank's mobile app. is my bank a place where i am doing that kind of commerce? that may differ from customer to customer. jason: next, the founder of tmz wants to find the next celebrity president. taylor: and what amazon is doing about its youtube envy. jason: pat: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ taylor: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am taylor riggs. jason: i'm jason kelly. you can listen to us on radio on sirius xm chan

the worry for them is whether all the banks and building societies pass on the rate increase in fullvers' rates. it would increase my income because it would increase the amount on the savings, yes. the percentage at the moment is poor for saving, it's not worth putting your money in the bank. the bank of england's hope is a smalljump in rates for home owners combined with a boost for savers won't upset the economic applecart at a sensitive time. we think interest rates will not rise now for another year and that is because we see a number of uncertainties on the horizon, in particular over brexit. we think that policymakers will probably want to wait until after the uk has left the eu to see if there is an impact, on the economy before they decide to raise interest rates again. it is what the future holds that matters most. the bank says the ideal level for the long run is between 2% and 3%, three times where it is at the moment. well, mark carney has said people should expect more "limited" and "gradual" interest rate rises over the coming years. he's been speaking to our busiess e

lend at all so where those banks are located those builders are going to go to those banks and they're going to build where they are zip code is where those codes are to allow the suburbs area to grow so you're to see more building in the suburbs is just going to be slow banks can't lend out all the money that's available with all the rules and regulations from dodd frank so it's going to be slow going for a while people are going to have to start buying homes that have already been lived in and the new host housing starts will slow down unless there's a custom home and they're going to be getting their own financing before we go let me ask you this question we know that the federal reserve is poised to raise interest rates you know but the bets are like ninety percent they're going to raise in september is now the time homebuyer i should you know go ahead and strike while the iron is not too hot. right everybody says the shyest wait until next year maybe inventory will be better yeah but it's going to cost you more so my expectation what i've figured out in the market is that every time the fed talk

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in belfast is "at risk of imminent collapse," after a fire broke out in the five—storey listed bank buildingsce has plummeted in recent months. the evening standard is reporting that mark carney has been asked to stay on for another year. the paper claims, "the treasury is keen for him to stay on until 2020 so he can provide continuity during the turbulence of brexit." but a treasury spokeswoman denied the story. she told reuters, "we don't recognise their reporting at all." if you need a job, you may want to consider training as an airline pilot and moving to china. boeing forecasts that the asia pacific will need the greatest number of pilots, technicians and cabin crew over the next two decades. the region's economic growth will lead to rising wealth and increased travel, spurring a need for 240,000 more pilots and 317,000 cabin crew by 2037. on the mark carney story, it is george osborne who is the editor of the evening standard, who may know a thing or two. all we can go on is what the treasury have told us. the treasury said they will advertise in due course so if an airline pilot doesn

so some farmers are building long earth banks to protect their land, as organised crime gangs muscle but nobody came. it was the most frightening experience i've ever had. i was confronted in my own yard by two vehicles and eight men and then said they know where i live and they'll be back. she says things must change. i would like somebody when i dial 999, to understand my predicament and be able to help me, give me advice and point me in the right direction and be there for me when i need them. police say they are updating their tactics but too many people in rural areas feel as though crime is not been adequately tackled. danny savage, bbc news, cambridgeshire. have a look at these — extraordinary animal sculptures that can roam across the sand — powered entirely by the wind. they‘ re called strandbeests and they've been created by the dutch artist theo jansen — who's been working on them for almost three decades. and now his eerie contrapations have caught the attention of nasa — they want to use his ideas to create a windpowered rover on venus — one of the most inhospitable plac

and so in that world a foreign bank had a really hard time building scale and distribution to competewhere you don't need branches, all that huge asset of branches becomes like a liability, and so that is what is different about us — we're not competing with the incumbents based on branches, we are competing with the incumbents on efficiency and customer service and lower pricing. you were a very modest company, and now you are $1 billion business, how did it grows so fast? we started, as a lot of start—ups start, in a house, here in sao paulo. we liked the house because we paid very little in rent, the co—founder edward came from the us, so he was on the second floor, then we hired another engineer that lived on the second floor. and we got to have 20 people working in the kitchen and in the patio and in bathrooms, taking phone calls, so it was really frugal, a great environment. and we launched our product, and we got surprise to the upside, we got way much more demand than we ever imagined. there are other digital banks in europe and the united states that started around the same t

the bank holiday weekend could see high pressure building so this to chance of sunshine. —— so theres. i'm eleanor garnier. the headlines at 2pm: india's military intensifies its rescue operations in the flood—hit southern state of kerala. almost 200 people have died in the last ten days. many people are still trapped in their houses in many places. i hope they get the help very soon. we couldn't stay there anymore. and i'm thankfulfor the people who brought us out of there. a £1 million boost for the campaign for another brexit vote, after a donation from the boss of the fashion label superdry. a man has been charged with attempted murder after a car crashed outside the houses of parliament earlier this week. the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack. the government says it will investigate allegations that british world war ii shipwrecks in asia have been targeted by scavengers.