barclays appealed and they won again barclays appealed again to the supreme court. item said the supreme court is going to be hearing this interesting case. i called her up and i asked, do you think this might make for an interesting story? she said i think it would. we started working on it, and one of the first things we did was get into the court system and asked them for court documents. it is a fascinating story that has not gotten a lot of coverage, as sometimes cases don't. where the coverage of current legal questions are quieter than in america. we got permission from the court. we got through the court really fascinating documents that shined a light on how this happened. carol: fascinating and disturbing. max: fascinating and disturbing. it is an upsetting story to work on, no doubt. and i'm sure it's an upsetting story to read and might even be upsetting for viewers and listeners now. but what was really special is that we got a couple of people who worked for barclays and were sent to dr. bates to talk to us and share their stories. our piece of busines

carol: the story about barclays.s has been in the news and this is a story that has gone under the radar. some great reporting, you are going to be surprised by the story. and it speaks to a larger story about wall street accountability. yours? jason: they are gary -- very different stories, but the google story is about google but also about what the company wants to be. it is employees versus management. it's goals, hopes and dreams come and what is at its core. -- dreams, and what is at its core. i found it to be a much more serious story. carol: it's about google getting into middle age. a fascinating read. - check out our daily podcast - do check out our daily podcast. jason: more bluebird television starts right now -- bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more ch

barclays withdraws support from the duke's mentoring scheme pitch at the palace.ming up on click at 12:30pm, will google‘s entry into gaming mean the end of the console? plus, a british—designed hypercar and an artificial intelligence debate at cambridge. jeremy corbyn says he would remain neutral in the event of another brexit referendum, which he promised a labour government would deliver. he was speaking as the leaders of the four main westminster parties faced tough questions from the public in a special episode of the bbc‘s question time. borisjohnson, jo swinson and nicola sturgeon were also challenged on a range of topics including the nhs, the economy and a second scottish independence referendum. our political correspondent helen catt was watching. four leaders, two hours, and a lot of seriously tough questions. forjeremy corbyn there were concerns about business, about his personal handling of anti—jewish racism, and, what's made the headlines, a clear answer on a question that has dogged him throughout the campaign. will you campaign to remain or leave

that isjust through from barclays. it is very nearly time for the film review, but first a quick look ahead to sportsday... coming up on bbc news, the draw for the euro play—off spot has been taken, with the euro play—off spot has been ta ken, with scotland the euro play—off spot has been taken, with scotland drawing israel. if they win that either serbia or norway will stand in their way for a place to next summer's tournament. northern ireland and the republic of ireland already knew their opponents but will play each other in belfast if they win their respective semifinals. more on all of that coming up on bbc news later this evening, but now it is time for the film review... hello and a warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. hello, mark. something for everyone. harriet, a true story of bravery. some come here we go again. and 21 bridges, crime thriller. and earworm all day, let it go. i am hoping you are going to tell me that harriet is really go

white neck that was stephen barclay speaking there. —— neck that was stephen barclay speaking there.eaking there. 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris has been trying to get to the bottom of the claims and counterclaims. further video emerged of the meeting he had yesterday with business leaders in northern ireland in which he said when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill in. now the forms bit in particular is basely indirect condition to what his brexit secretary stephen barclay set in parliament a few weeks earlier. he said there would have to be forms filled in. and if you delve into the detail of the withdrawal agreement itself which says there will be bits of the eu customs rules that has to be followed, that you says you will have to fill in export declarations it's not clear what is happening there whether he thinks that simply isn't important or if he doesn't realise the implication of what that means. he also talked about trade going the other direction from great britain

joining us now is the cio at barclays investment solutions. a little bit of selling at the month's end, but we are selling -- heading for a third monthly gain for global equities. are we being too overoptimistic and pricing some sort of a phase one deal between the u.s. and china? >> it does not think like it. -- seem like it. markets are right to expect some kind of miniature deal to be signed. how economically consequential will the deal be? it is not the one people were fantasizing about early in and it is not the one the white house was fantasizing about early on, but just having some intentions may be helping to allow the corporate sector to find its feet a little bit. seeing a little bit of an upturn and new inventories. generally, the world economy seems to be finding its feet. is if what is interesting you look at the performance between the u.s. and chinese equity markets, there has been a divergence in terms of the u.s. outperforming and looking at correlations, you can see those coming down as well. are investors right to be moving

first up, after advising clients to sell the stock for the last 21 months, barclays is upgrading fromn underweight. analysts giving grubhub some advice saying it is time to reduce investments on unproven areas. preserve asset value before it's too late and explore consolidation. shares are slightly higher today but are down nearly 75% from their all-time highs those pieces of advice seem like obvious. >> i love how it's framed, though it's framed as a letter to the board. it says like, dear board of directors, sincerely the analyst team at barclays so i mean, it's kind of funny. >> there's a note in there that says this company is invested in the outcome of this. there could be a conflict of interest maybe you should weigh some other things if you're making investment decisions because barclays have a vested interest in the outcome why do you think they're upgrading it they want to make money on it. >> yeah. >> so -- so the grubhub story is interesting only because we've been talking so much about this idea of hypercompetition in the food delivery space. there is a reason why their sh

and barclays have broken their association with him.ion people are preparing to vote in this weekend's local elections in hong kong. it follows months of pro—democracy protests, which have become increasingly violent in recent weeks. there have been more than 5000 arrests since the protests started injune. a group of orphaned british children, caught up in the war in syria, are said to be in good spirits, after they were brought back to the uk. they're the first to be repatriated from an area in the north east of the country, which was formally controlled by the islamic state group. charities say there could be another 60 british children still stranded in the region. gps have voted to reduce visits to patients' homes, saying they "no longer have the capacity" to offer them. doctors supported the proposal at a meeting of english local medical committees in london yesterday. it means the british medical association will lobby nhs england to stop home visits being a contractual obligation. an nhs spokesperson said gps would still visit pa

the royal philharmonic orchestra is saying that he is no longer a patron there and barclays have saide scheme, designed to give support to new enterprises. if the prince is hoping this may all blow over, that could be difficult. the bbc says it is about to broadcast at the start of next month a documentary by panorama, examining the friendship. that is also going to hearfor the friendship. that is also going to hear for the first time on a british tv interview from a woman called virginia roberts, the woman who alleges she was. to have sex with prince andrew. that is something he has always denied. in the interview he says he could not recall having ever met her properly but this programme will cause further consternation at the palace. it is believed the queen and prince charles were fundamental in getting the prince to agree to step back from public duties. gps have voted to reduce visits to patients' homes, saying they "no longer have the capacity" to offer them. doctors supported the proposal at a meeting of english local medical committees in london yesterday. it means the britis

i think it was summed up, the conservative position, by steve barclay, the brexit secretary, who was about football. had the feel of it of, it's a week into the campaign, we'd better do some social media. so he has his bone on record and that he is in a constituency office. then talking about the premier league, i'm not sure i was all that much wiser by the end of it as i was at the beginning. curiosities in terms of what the conservatives have been saying about immigration and labour. one of the consequences of the imminence of brexit is that parties have to decide what they want to say about immigration and the two big parties are both kind of picking their language pretty carefully around it, whether it be steve barclay, borisjohnson, priti patel on the conservative side, orjeremy corbyn on the labour side in scotland where you are. that is absolutely right. the really interesting thing about immigration this time round is the two parties genuinely have very different approaches because the tories, who want us out of the european union after brexit in january would be able to come

that was stephen barclay. trying to get to the bottom of the claims and counterclaims. further video emerged this afternoon of the meeting he had last night or yesterday with business leaders in northern ireland, in which he said, when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain there will be no checks, no barriers of any there will be no checks, no barriers ofany kind, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill in. now, the forms but in particular is basically in direct contradiction to what his brexit secretary, stephen barclay, said in parliament ate a few weeks earlier. he said they would have to be export declarations filled in. if you delve into the detail of the withdrawal agreement itself, which says there are bits of the eu customs rules which will have to be followed, that's too says yes, you'll have to fill in export declarations. so it isn't clear what is happening there, whether he thinks that simply isn't important 01’ thinks that simply isn't importan

we have also had barclays pulling support for a scheme called pitch at palace which was being run byto give a helping hand to businesses starting out in the world of enterprise. if the duke is trying to keep out of the public eye in future, he may still have some more problems ahead, though, because the bbc says it is going to broadcast a special edition of panorama at the start of next month which is going to examine that relationship. it is also going to hear, for the first time on british television in the first tv interview, from virginia roberts. now, she is the woman who said that she was forced to have sex with prince andrew. that is an allegation that he has always totally denied. in last week's interview, he said he couldn't even recall meeting her. but the fact broadcast is impending is likely to cause further consternation here at the palace. simonjones there. this christmas many children supported by barnardo's will go without presents and a festive meal, according to a survey of hundreds of the charity's front line workers. in the survey, 43% of barnardo's staff said peo

at chief investment officer barclays joins us. about where we are these equity markets because the picture right now looks negative. we have hong kong markets weighing on the asian sessino. -- on the asian session. do you think we have overplayed the negativity for the global economy? we just literally started adding it back in as we started to see evidence that the manufacturing down slide was starting to find its feet a little bit and some of the low interest rates seem to be starting to take hold in the economy. we have been adding a bit of equity risk back in, all hunches that the world economy is finding its feet. some confirmation of that to the end of the year. anna: how much do you need to see rollbacks of tariffs? william: it is a really interesting question. one of the things at the moment, for the last couple of years if you assume you have this game of chicken going on, high-stakes trade, it is difficult how to interpret all the words and actions of the various protagonists. the problem for president trump has long bee

since that announcement by mr barclay everybody one note what does it mean he said now emitted live right now what does it mean and sometimes people told me that later who lived in east berlin well he thought about it didn't really listen to it but then maybe an hour or 2 hours later with we came up with a discussion what he says mean this immediately right now ok that's us currency maybe it is now right now. it wasn't completely clear at that moment that the war would collapse in fact right would you pay $25000.00 euros for a ship of skis note. i know why it is the world famous piece of paper that led to world changing the rent so what is the right price i was actually engaged to an east german woman for political reasons as you know and so i my action was my fiance will be here one or 2 hours hygiene was not the top priority so i spent the night framing the toilet with a toothbrush. and yeah sometimes destroyed my very very banal human reactions the rest is history history. the story. it's a never ending story. never ending story of the fall of the boat and. german history at its best a

the must see concerning barclays culture to europe. should be full curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss out on. this you know i mean in your minutes i'm going yes. what i'm going to see what i'm on what i'm organizing i'm not going to sit there i'm. going to see it because i see very seriously when i've only said that i caught going on with her being funded . it's time to tackle africa's persistent electricity crisis says a report by the international energy agency adding that africa us young fast growing and increasingly urban population is key to driving global energy needs. we also neat the father of rural innovation taking a look at innovation up in tanzania where he and his fellow inventors work on improving life for locals. i don't want to get jones laughed. business africa and africa needs to scale up its policy and investment plans if it wants to overcome the persistent lack of access to electricity and clean coking and that's the bottom line of a new report by the international energy agency around half of all africans did no

barth,ou, marvin barclays head of global fx strategy.s is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. it is time for the latest bloomberg business flash. is ending its fresh food delivery in new york. bloomberg has learned that just fresh food delivery has struggled. the company has resorted to raising prices. titannaire hedge fund maybe retreating from trading, but a former colleague is having one of his best years and a decade. so farhad a 29% return this year. he started his macro hedge fund last year. let's get a check on where we stand with u.s. markets. a point and an half. the dow is still holding onto a 27 point gain. the nasdaq is down 0.2%. europe?we looking in the ftse 100 has carried on since the morning. it is up one and a quarter percent. reasonable is we have not seen further gains for the ftse 100 this afternoon where we have seen a fairly substantial selloff in the british pound. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds to go on till the end of regular tradi

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they are expecting, barclays says, to become a $150 billion industry over the next decade.e diet companies. thank you so much for that update, my colleague and business reporter monica miller. now, from diets to coffee. in indonesia, which reduces more than tons of coffee beans last year, that will get you more than 60 billion servings of single espresso —— 600,000 tons. one particular variety is harvested in an isolated town in sumatra on the western edge of indonesia. coffee aficionados are starting to pay a attention to this, and it is affecting the community. indonesia's most sought after coffee beans can only be found here, deep in the remote highlands of samaj island. in the past, farmers like this sold one kilogram of them for just $3.50. but these beans are selling for six times the price. translation: farmers can sell their products to buyers who come directly or they can sell online. this is very helpful because they can sell ata very helpful because they can sell at a higher price compared with the past, when access to more buyers was limited. sometimes the middl

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that isjust through from barclays.play—off spot has been ta ken, with scotland the euro play—off spot has been taken, with scotland drawing israel. if they win that either serbia or norway will stand in their way for a place to next summer‘s tournament. northern ireland and the republic of ireland already knew their opponents but will play each other in belfast if they win their respective semifinals. more on all of that coming up on bbc news later this evening, but now it is time for the film

that was stephen barclay speaking there. 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris has been tryingounterclaims. further video emerged this afternoon of the meeting he had last night, or yesterday, with business leaders in northern ireland when she said when it comes to trade going from northern ireland into great britain, there will be no checks, no barriers of any there will be no checks, no barriers ofany kind, there will be no checks, no barriers of any kind, no forms to fill in. the forms bit in particular is basically a direct contradiction to what his brexit secretary stephen barclay had said in parliament a few weeks earlier. he said there would have to be export declarations filled in. and if you delve into the detail of the withdrawal agreement itself, which said that rabbits of the —— there are bits of the eu rules you have to follow, yes, there will be declarations. it is not clear what is happening there. it is not clear whether he think that is not important or does not undersell what that means. he also talked about trade going the other direction, from great britain

sister princess ann facing questions and a lengthening list of organizations, international bank barclay and orchestra and the world famous cambridge university reviewing his position as a patron. meanwhile, attorney general william barr said he initially had his own suspicion ath hind was a perfect storm of sc intrigue like a story line from "the crown". prince andrew hopes to return to royal duties within months on british newspapers re reporting he's been forced to move his office out of buckingham pace. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> tens of thousands of text messages are at the center of a criminal case in massachusetts. a young woman is charged with involuntary manslaughter after her boyfriend died by suicide. rehema ellis reports. >> reporter: yu voluntary returned to south korea to face charges against her erleading not guilty to boyfriend. the prosecutor alleged she was physically, verbally and psychologically abusive to him. him to go die, do us all a favor and go kill yourself. >> reporter: the d.a. says there was 75,000 te his death including more than 47,000 from yu nbc

we're seeing --" they've gone to see paul mccartney at the barclays center in brooklyn.ll see you in a wee bit." so i go to the bar and i say, "oh, hey, everybody, billie jean king and emma stone are coming in a minute." and they're all like, "all right. and then, about ten minutes after that, emma goes, "oh, my god, oh, my god. paul mccartney is coming with us too." and so, everyone started to freak out. and it was like a joke like these black suvs pulled up on our little street in the east village and it was like a joke because, like, paul mccartney, emma stone and billie jean king walk into a bar. [ laughter and applause that how random is that >> very. and we all were having such a laugh and having drinks. and what's hilarious is that my husband, grant - you know grant >> jimmy: yeah >> he did the murals, these lovely murals. and there's sort of this thing we have where there's kind of, like, sort of naked people and it's kind of a thingheickleh [ light laughter ] because it's like -- penises, and you -- [ light laughter ] and there's a few penises that are sort of s

china's consumer inflation could hit 5% in january according to economists at barclays, citigroup andank of china. 3.8%ose to a year high of because of pork prices. demand from the spring festival in january will push the gauge up further. south america's longest-serving president has resigned. the bolivian leader announced his departure after election irregularities triggered weeks of clashes and intervention from the armed forces. he claimed to be the victim of a coup and called to the international community to intervene. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's pick up on the big story this morning, the shooting in hong kong. the market is being discreet in terms of liquidity. msci in hong kong is down 3%. it is the biggest one-day move we have seen since august this year. $240 billion has been wiped off. there is the chart for you. squeezed higher, you have the hong kong three-month dollar cost ratcheting higher at this morning, the response mechanism from t

. >>> and duke energy was upgraded to overth from w equalght at barclays.iting the valuation following pennsylvania 10% decline over the past month. price target now $98. the stock down a fraction to 86.66. >> stilling ahead, the next major medical breakthrough and how to pay for it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in washington, house speaker nancy pelosi cast doubtn the possibility of passing the new nafta trade deal, known as t usmca. she had previously characterized an agrment as imminent. but today she said she is not sure there is enough time to finish before t end of year time line many hoped for. >> well it's also unclear whether the u.s. and china will be able to finish phase one of and whether a reported end invitation to meet face-to-face will be accepted. here is eunice yuan with more. >> the commerce ministry said day that china wants a phase one trade deal but one where the two sides work out core issues equals with mual spb. le "wall street journal" reports that the china chiefhb nonder has invited hits counterpart to beijing for another right now ofo- faceface

sister princess ann facing questions and a lengthening list of organizations, international bank barclay and orchestra and the world famous cambridge university reviewing his position as a patron meanwhile, attorney general william barr said he initially had his own suspicion about jeffrey epstein's death behind bars at one of the most secure jails in america but came to conclude his suicide was a result of a perfect storm of screwups the palace intrigue like a story line from the crown. prince andrew hopeto others reporting he's been forced to move his lester >> keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> tens of thousands of text messages are at the center of a criminal case in massachusetts. a young woman is charged with involuntary manslaughter after her boyfriend died by suicide. rehema ellis reports. >> reporter: yu voluntarily returned to south korea to face charges against her pleading not guilty to involuntarily manslaughter in the suicide death of her boyfriend. the prosecutor alleged she was psychologically abusive to him. >> she repeatedly text him to go kill himself, go die, do us a

the fallout from prince andrew's association with paedophile jeffrey epstein continues, as barclays becomesto withdraw support from the duke's mentoring scheme. now on bbc news the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show, with me lucy hedges, coming to you this week from rwanda. i am in the capital kigali, to meet the people determined to make the country one of east africa's cultural hotspots. how do i look? good? cat is in copenhagen, skiing on the roof of a power plant. laughs. i just want to make it down without falling over! and simon calder is back with his tips on how to take a new train link to the world's coldest city. yakutsk, in north—east siberia, is now easier to reach. we start this week in copenhagen. by 2025 the danes hope this will become the world's very first carbon—neutral capital city. we sent cat moh to find out how they are getting on. denmark is a country that takes its eco—friendly reputation very seriously. it is claimed that more than two—thirds of their waste is recycled, and 30% of all their energy consumption comes from renewable sources. they even sa

more businesses turn their back on prince andrew — barclays withdraws support from the duke's mentoringe "pitch at the palace." now on bbc news, through the lens features five photographers who have offered glimpses into rarely seen lives, including people on the margins of society in pinochet‘s chile, plus residents of an isolated city. photography has the ability to shine a spotlight giving us an insight into people and places we would never otherwise have seen. in this programme i am going to introduce you to find remarkable female photographers working today who have ca ptu red photographers working today who have captured worlds really documented, exploring hidden lives around the globe. coming up... a photographer who befriended saudi women offering exams behind the closed doors of their homes and a jordanian reveals their homes and a jordanian reveals the lives of palestinians in the west ba n k the lives of palestinians in the west bank through moments of document. but first let's meet elena, the russian photographer looked at her residence adapted to living in one of the worlds

barclays for example s that small caps are at a turning d point and poio outperform.organ stanley also saying a key rotation from growth stocks to value stocks is beginning. even the average retail investor is getting bulled up from the investment sentiment survey from the american association of individual investors. high levels of bullishss. why is everybody excited? chalk it up to a combination of a neutral and supportive federal reserve. better global growthoo ou for 2020. but remember the seasonal strength and hher hopes for eventual u.s.-china trade deal factoring into the equation. everybody thinks that fomo fear ofng misut is causing institutional players to buy in eier.e end of the only thing throwing a wrench in is the trade deal with china. bmo capital noted my on wall street are habitually late to the party. he said people get bullish after the market he thinks the is some false in the market as everyone chases performance into the end of the year. he has a point all the euphoria would be great if we were coming off the big selloff.but we are not. stocks a

. >>> coverage of nike was initiated with an overweight rating at barclays, the analyst cites growthotential for earnings and revenue growth and cost cutting. the prisarget $111. the shares up 2% to 91.29. d coverageuch united airlines initiated with a boy rating at ubs. improving operating performance among other things. the price target $110. the stock fell a fraction to $92.42. >>> still ahead, if you own a lot of large captocks there is a new risk at plafor them far from wall street. ♪ >>> google continues to expand way beyond search and into banking. according to the "wall street urnal," the company is planning to offer checking counts with its google pay app. but it's not going it alone. with citi partnerin group and a small stanford university credit you know orunion. the r notes that checking unts contain huge amounts of data about consumer spendin and income. >>> elsewhere, alibaba is reportedly planning a secondary listing in hong kong before the end of november. according to cnbc, the chinese e-commerce giant could raise about $13 billion. as you noticeablea is coming off

priced them on growth they saddled up to major brands in terms of partners but the argument here by barclay, is it overdone? i'd give it more time. the competitive landscape is getting worse. >> slowing growth, shrinking marginen a high multiple stock yes it could last longer and grub hub wasn't made for this it was a platform that began to deliver for me, i would say away from this ketly i think the whole group is a sell -- grub hub in particular is the biggest sell. >> i read the research note looked like it was $50 and above in machlt and a situation. they're waiting for somebody to buy the company. that's not something we want to wait for management has not proven themselves >> it went from 60 to 32 in a straight line -- what did you say before am i allowed to say that. >> on the. >> promiscuous diner >> what's wrong with that. >> i don't know what it means. i don't know what they're doing in the dining rooms. i want the craziest thing. 60 to tp, the 50% retracement of the move is 46 you can get the $6 move on the back of what we have seen. big short interest they can get squeezed in th

launched its annual christmas light show organizers installed more than a 1000000 lights this year this barclay trail takes visitors to the famous royal botanic gardens. the lighter and humanist extravaganza includes elisa show a victorian house that has just been renovated. a recap of our top story amnesty international says more than 100 people have been killed in iran in a government crackdown on protests the youngest was sparked by a surprise hike in fuel prices. coming up next show made. with us for that if you're. if it's big it's. the biggest the biggest aircraft the biggest piece the biggest car. made in germany wants to find out what's behind this trend. bigger always better. and how will this affect our natural resources made in germany. africa. by a whole instead of fireworks. in madagascar our students are learning how to make pallets and we can plant remains. and the goal. less deforestation and more nutrients for the island nation of africa in 60 minutes on t w. you're going to unofficial estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already at al

barclays now protecting bugs as food will be worth $8 billion by 2030 jane wells joins us live from ath that story i didn't even know cricket farms were a thing until today, jane >> reporter: yes not just cricket farms this is a beatetle bungalow. remember when nobody would eat sushi. in 20 years, we can be saying, of course i eat insects. barclays say the insect market could grow tenfold in the next 20 years the question is to get you to eat it chef joseph yun has made it his mission to make insect food delicious. also, instagram worthy he figures maybe if you like to eat it, you'll also like the fact that raises it uses so much less water >> how do we change american's perceptions from insects as pests as, eww, weapon don't want them, to edible insects, something that's delicious, nutritious, and a responsible source of protein? >> now, nestle is looking at this potentially as a dog food, as an easy way in. tyson is watching it darling, which is an alternative protein company, is in a massive joint venture to start a bug facility in texas to meet demand this place right here is owne

barclays, the latest financial institution to end its support for pitch@palace — that's andrew's initiativeve with that going forward is unclear. all this as his private office here at buckingham palace is being wound down, possibly closed completely, and his private secretary amanda thirsk is moving across to be chief executive of pitch@palace. it's a demonstration of the queen and the prince of wales acting this week very assertively when they perceived a reputational risk to the monarchy itself. for andrew, there may yet be further difficulties. the bbc has said today that its panorama programme investigation will be transmitted on the 2nd of december. that will contain the first british television interview with the young woman, virginia roberts. nicholas witchell there. the boy in the dress is a best—selling children's book written by the tv star and author david walliams. now it's been turned into a musical, with the help of the royal shakespeare company and the singer robbie williams. will gompertz has more. # though it feels so right to me, how do i know that it isn't wrong? you gav

barclays has been in the news and i feel the story has gone under the radar and a great job by max andm in london. and it speaks to a larger issue about accountability. it's a must-read. >> obviously there are different stories but the google story, the "cover story" is about google but also about what a company wants to be and its employees versus management and its goals and hopes and it is at its core. i found to be more serious story than anticipate. >> and about google in the new age and what it wants to be in its next chapter. a fascinating read. check out our apple podcast and bloomberg.com. >> more bloomberg television starts right now. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "bloomberg etf iq," where we focus on the access, risks, and rewards of exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: america first no more. europe and emerging-market seeing inflows and catching a bid. the new face of active. professor victor chow has created an algorithm to identify stocks right for rebound and now he has his new system. and coffee prices may be grinding higher to deliver a much-needed caffeine hit.

barclays, the latest financial institution to end its support for pitch@palace, that's andrew's initiativee will have with that going forward is unclear. all this as his private office here at buckingham palace is being wound down, possibly closed completely, and his private secretary amanda thirsk is moving across to be chief executive of pitch@palace. it's a demonstration of the queen and the prince of wales acting this week very assertively when they perceived a reputational risk to the monarchy itself. for andrew, there may yet be further difficulties. the bbc has said today that its panorama programme investigation will be transmitted on december 2. that will contain the first british television interview with the young woman, virginia roberts. a man who strangled a british backpacker in new zealand and hid her body inside a suitcase has been found guilty of murder. grace millane was found buried in bushland outside auckland last december. the 21—year—old was killed after a night out on the eve of her birthday. her killer can't be named for legal reasons. shaimaa khalil reports from a

the brexit secretary stephen barclay indicated previously they would have to be some form of administrativeg the journey from great britain into northern ireland that are destined to stay here and not crossing the border into the irish republic. mr johnson said under those circumstances the goods would not need to be inspected at all, but trade experts and business groups say they believe checks will be needed because in essence under the brexit deal northern ireland will still have to follow many roles of the eu single market, for example, in the area of meat products and dairy products, so labour have accused the prime minister of not understanding the deal he has negotiated. mrjohnson has emphasised this is a good dealfor northern ireland, and other issues may be a highly technical, but also highly political. chris page, thanks for joining highly political. chris page, thanks forjoining us. the brexit party leader nigel farage has been on the campaign trail in south wales where he told supporters that his party was the only one which would deliver what he called a ‘clean break‘ with the

the palace which is andrew's initiative helping new businesses —— others expected to follow, and barclayssupport. possibly his private secretary is moving across to be chief executive of pitch at the palace. it is a demonstration of the queen and the prince of wales this weight very when they perceived a reputational risk to the monarchy itself —— this week. for andrew may be more difficulties and the bbc says their panorama investigation will be transmitted on the 2nd of december which will contain the first british television interview with the young woman virginia roberts. nick, thanks for joining woman virginia roberts. nick, thanks forjoining us. ‘the boy in the dress', the best selling children's book, written by the tv star david walliams, has been turned into a musical, with the help of the royal shakespeare company and the singer robbie williams. it's about a 12 year old footballer who wants to wear a dress, and robbie williams had just two weeks to write the songs. here's our arts editor will gompertz. # though it feels so right to me # how do i know that it isn't wrong?...# you

ba rclays has barclays has pulled out of prince andrew's start—up scheme, saying it would no long participates of winter castle today, the first time he has stepped down —— he has been since he stepped down after the interview about his of a chip with convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. two metal detectorists have been jailed for stealing a hoard of viking treasure they discovered in herefordshire in 2015. 51—year—old layton davies was jailed for eight and half years and george powell, who's 38, got ten years. the judge said they'd "cheated" both the landowner and the public of exceptionally rare and significant coins. hospital waiting times in northern ireland are at their highest ever level with some people waiting over four years to see a specialist for even routine issues. an independent health think tank has warned that parts of northern ireland's health service have collapsed and people are experiencing agonising waits that wouldn't happen if they lived elsewhere in the uk. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. a formerfirefighter, eugene hynes is now battling to save his eye

the brexit secretary stephen barclay and the home office are both previously indicated there would havebeen more process —— questions about goods moving in the other direction. was making thejourney from great britain into northern ireland that are destined to stay here and not cross over the border into the irish republic. mrjohnson said that under those circumstances the goods would not need to be inspected at all, but trade experts and business groups here say they believe checks will be needed because, in essence, underthe brexit deal, northern ireland will still have to follow many rules of the eu single market. for example in the eu single market. for example in the area of meat products and dairy products. so labour have accused the prime minister of not understanding the deal he has negotiated. mr johnson has emphasised today that the deal is a good one for northern ireland. all these issues may be highly technical, but in this election campaign they are also highly political. this weekend thousands of armed forces veterans will take part in the march—past at the cenotaph in whi

britain wouldn't have to fill in any paperwork or stop in the past, the brexit secretary stephen barclay questions over the issue of goods moving in the other direction, making the journey from great britain into northern ireland destined to stay here and not crossing the border into republic. johnson said they wouldn't need to be any checks on those goods. trade experts and business groups here have said that they will be need to have said that they will be need to have checks to follow the rules of the single market on food produce for example. that has led some to accusejohnson of not understanding the deal he negotiated. when questioned he said he felt this was a great dealfor questioned he said he felt this was a great deal for northern questioned he said he felt this was a great dealfor northern ireland. these issues may be very technical but they are also highly political and not just here but they are also highly political and notjust here in this part of the uk where they are going to practically matters the most. thank you. an 18—year—old from wiltshire has been jailed for life

lord tony barclay also said the cost of hs2 hasn‘t been properly scrutinised.vered until at least 2035, possibly 2040, and the share of costs outweigh the benefits it is going to deliver over that time, given the risk that are still there in the scheme. the direction of travel that hs2 is denote more certain. but whoever wins the election will have the final say. tom burridge, bbc in birmingham. in hong kong, a senior police officer has warned that unrest has brought the city to "the brink of total breakdown." in the latest clashes between police and democracy campaigners the violence has spread to a university campus, where tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannon were used. some of the protestors built barricades and threw petrol—bombs at the police. 0ur correspondent robin brant sent this report. "run", she is shouting in cantonese, and they are running, but not for fun. hong kong students at the university racetrack were escaping the tear gas and rubber bullets as police raided their campus. moving onto the grounds of the chinese university is a marked esc