in brussels today and before that meeting, stephen barclay said that meeting, stephen barclay said thathe said the finer details may not need to be worked out until the end of next year. have a listen to the response from that by the irish deputy prime minister simon coveney who has set out how he sees the prospects of a deal this morning. what we are being asked to do by stephen barclay and others is to replace a guarantee around that border question, which solves us and we know that with a promise that somehow will do our best to try and solve this issue in the future but we do not know how just yet. that does not sound like a fair deal to just yet. that does not sound like a fairdealto me. just yet. that does not sound like a fair deal to me. the just yet. that does not sound like a fair dealto me. the irish just yet. that does not sound like a fair deal to me. the irish position is that we want to find a solution and geta is that we want to find a solution and get a deal, and we want to allow the uk to leave the eu in an audible —— orderly and sensible matter but we cannot allow the

as stephen barclay referred to. as stephen barclay referred to, talks will continue next week. here— time. that does not seem to be a lot of time left. borisjohnson is determined to leave the european union by the 31st of october. he seems to be pinning his hopes, trying to finalise this deal at the eu summit on the 17th of october, just a week or so before that deadline, but that really does seem to be the plan. so i think the likelihood here is if a deal is reached him and that is a big if, is looking pretty last—minute. leaveit leave it there. jessica parker, thank you. bird populations in asia and the us are "in crisis", according to two major studies. the first says there are three billion fewer birds in the us and canada today compared to 1970. the second claims that on the island of java in indonesia, more birds now live in cages than in the wild. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has been to java find out more. sold in their thousands every day — injava, indonesia, the songbird trade is thriving. it is fuelled by a national passion for birdsong. singing competitio

what we are being asked to do, by steve barclay and by others, is to replace a guarantee around thatt, with a promise that somehow we will do our best to try to solve this issue in the future, but we don't know howjust yet. that doesn't sound like a fair deal to me. joining us now is our political correspondent jonathan blake. that didn't sound particularly optimistic so can you run us through the varying levels of optimism around europe? there is no doubt that both the eu and uk side are talking a more positive line than they were a couple of weeks ago and jean—claude juncker, the president of the european commission, the very top of the european union, has made it clear he thinks a deal can be done, and that he found his meeting with boris johnson earlier this done, and that he found his meeting with borisjohnson earlier this week positive, and he has also said that the backstop, the key sticking point, that part of the withdrawal agreement that is there to avoid a ha rd agreement that is there to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland if a trade d

the chief investment officer at barclays is with us.the stories a colleague was riding overnight is neutral is the new hawkish because it seemed markets were expecting such dovishness this weekend last edit a got a bit of that but not as much as they had expected. that was interpreted in a hawkish way by markets. 12 are you expecting from the central banking story from here? >> at the moment, it is on a knife edge, isn't it? in the u.s., there isn't that data to provide impetus to cut rates further. a lot of the market and bond market are talking about a japanization theme and secular stagnation and interest rates need to go to zero. the evidence is not there and the economy looks next and oriented sectors are suffering but the consumer is holding up ok and inflation hasn't disappeared. matt: you got some pretty weak pti numbers in germany. year-over-year, a drop of 0.5% over the last month. are we stuck in this negative rate trap in europe? japan clearly looks like it is. when you do your long-term strategy planning for the next five o

barclays, and additional 1.2 to 1.6 billion pounds for ppi.ir price target cut on the share for 20%. they are likely now a 2020 buybacks story. we are seeing shares called lower by 2%. anna: thank you for joining us. keep an eye on house bills in the u.k.. will look to that at the start of trading in london this tuesday morning. ♪ ♪ >> a minute to go. good morning, this is the european market open here on bloomberg tv. a fairly mixed flat session in ashafment -- asia. we are expecting to see a little bit of weakness at the start of the european trading day. whether that's treasury to start this move at the end of last week or a more positive narrative or whether you focus on the e.c.b. governing council. what that means for expectation on thursday. we are seeing a little bit of a move up yards in yields. the pound spiking just a touch against u.s. dollar as we lef nue to track the for the government in the house of common. boris johnson yet to win any vote. european equity market expected to be weaker at the start of tuesday's equity session.

we start with brexit, because the uk's brexit secretary, stephen barclay, is holding talks in brusselser with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, amid some renewed optimism a deal can be done. late on thursday, the pound surged following comments from european commission president jean—claude juncker that a new brexit deal is possible. sterling hit its highest in two months against the us dollar when the comments were broadcast, around 6:00pm uk time. the uk government says it has shared confidential documents with the eu that reflect the ideas the uk has put forward on brexit. the eu says technical talks are now taking place. it is all about finding an alternative to the controversial backstop that would keep the uk tied to eu rules unless a solution to the irish border is found. here is what mrjuncker told sky news's sophy ridge. brexit is now less than six months away. —— six weeks away. how do you rate the chances of britain leaving with a deal? i had a meeting with borisjohnson, the prime minister. this was a rather positive meeting, although the british press was reporting

steve barclay offering assurances to eu citizens in the uk.ok at the weather with chris fawkes hello there. all the heavy rain we've seen over the last 2a hours or so continues to work down the river catchments and we have a number of flood warnings in force across england and wales. and with more heavy rain in the forecast over the next couple of days, the situation could get worse for some before it gets better. mind you, it's quite ropey at the moment. the roads near hathersage in derbyshire are locally flooded. today's weather has been brought by this curl of cloud, but we're monitoring this next one. this is going to be bringing some heavy rain back to england and wales as we go through monday and tuesday. so, as i say, things could get worse before they get better. the radar picture at the moment is picking up an area of persistent rain across parts of northern and eastern england, plenty of showers elsewhere so it has been a pretty unsettled day and it's all down this to area of low pressure. as the slow start to pull eastwards during t

we are waiting to hear from the brexit secretary stephen barclay, we haven't yet but we have ina barclayn a couple of minutes gone past, just had a statement from michel barnier saying the talks concluded, and, he said, they agreed that technical talks will continue on the first set of concepts, principles and ideas that the uk have put forward but he said that the eu reminded the uk that it was essential a fully workable and legally operational solution to the irish border issues is found. i think that, if you read between the lines means, technical talks, that's not serious political high—level talks. that means not much sign of progress. reminding the uk that there has to be a solution to the backstop issue, that is also not a sign of progress and none of that is very surprising because those comments from the irish prime minister, deputy prime minister this morning, simon coveney, where pretty strong stuff. he said basically, we are not close to a deal right now and he went on to say that there are serious problems arising because of the change of approach by the british prime minist

truth is with us when we are no further along this evening then we were this morning and so mr barclayand they had their talks and they started and they finished, and they both offer their analysis afterwards must was very similar to their analysis going on. still a lot of work to do but there isa still a lot of work to do but there is a common purpose to secure a deal and there'sa is a common purpose to secure a deal and there's a recognition in the capitals in the foreign ministers have been speaking to you, they want to see no deal avoided, they want the teams to reach a deal. is that clear message from the prime minister that a deal is doable but there's a significant work to do. the serious discussions are taking place. we are moving forward with momentum and talks will continue next week between the technical teams and it is important that we deliver a deal, because that's in the interest of the united kingdom and in the interest of the european union as we move forward to a strong future relationship which is where we all want to go. the latest contribution of brexit white noise

the other thing that will be troubling for the eu is listening to stephen barclay make a speech in madridchy, saying no—deal would cause big damage to countries like spain and talked about the need to take risks and saying the eu would be failing if it didn't take risks over the border. the eu's view i think very much as it is trying to avoid risks by having a backstop, a safety net solution and that's why it needs these papers now to get on with discussing them. what the commission spokesperson here said when i put that point to them about stephen ba rclay's comments when i put that point to them about stephen barclay's comments was that great leaders reached deals. stephen barclay will be here tomorrow to speak to michel barnier and we might find that is a testy affair. thank you. damian grammaticas there. david cameron has denied doing anything improper after admitting that he asked the queen for help during the scottish independence referendum campaign in 2014. he was speaking to the bbc in a two—part series which begins tonight about his six years as prime minister. mr cameron said h

also in the programme the uk's brexit secretary stephen barclay is heading to brussels for talks withhe chief negotiator — could a deal be on the cards? and keeping a close eye on the markets ., here in europe, they are ending ona markets ., here in europe, they are ending on a downward trend. and we'll be looking back at the economic news of the week as the us cuts interest rates and oil prices prices continue their rollercoaster ride after the attacks on saudi oilfacilities. and — as comedians head to a british girl's school to give classes in confidence to pupils — to help them with difficult conversations — like those over pay — in later life. today we want to know — what are your top tips for boosting your confidence at work? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. lots to pack in for you this morning! we start with thomas cook — it's the world's largest and oldest travel company — but it's future is looking increasingly uncertain. a planned rescue of the struggling firm by chinese conglomerate fosun is now under threat after its banks de

bricks it says he's optimistic following a meeting with the european union's chief negotiator stephen barclay says there is a common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. the talks focused on the contentious irish border issue negotiations are set to continue on monday that's when britain's prime minister meets the e.u. council president of the un general assembly in new york. farmers in ireland are getting worried about what will happen to their march to brag said most of their food producers exported to the u.k. . as this report. now. it's called the irish national planning championships but in reality it's more a celebration of farming showing just how seriously they take it on the island of ireland the men driving the tractors star states's. here as well as the job all these people are irish national heroes they were 3 days a 3rd of a 1000000 visitors inspect the machinery in the livestock it's all in the blood. and given that exports 90 percent of all the food it produces much of it to the u.k. the idea of the new border cutting the island into is a nightmare there's a real possibility o

the brexit secretary stephen barclay.damian grammaticas. they are still talking and they want to find a solution but how far have they got? you get a bit of a different sense of things when you listen to the eu side and what they have been putting out. they want a deal, they want to avoid a no deal. certainly, they are open and continuing to talk. but michel barnier‘s version of this was to say that he is neither optimistic or pessimistic but still talking. they are having technical talks, looking at the broad concepts the uk has put out. that means nothing new from the uk, substantially, and in fact his own statement goes on to say that he is reminding the uk side that they have to come up with a workable proposalfor have to come up with a workable proposal for the have to come up with a workable proposalfor the border have to come up with a workable proposal for the border in have to come up with a workable proposalfor the border in ireland to keep the border open and when you marry that up with what the irish foreign m

first we are looking at barclays. emma: barclays heading towards its best day since 2017. cover last-minute compensation claims of ppi insurance. this is the scandal that has cost the u.k. banking sector over the last years. it looks like barclays total cost will reach $14 billion. is $65ustry as a whole billion. analysts are concerned this extra charge could see the bank suspend its buyback program. that was not announced, at least not yet. the analyst saying they see the dividend remaining intact. investors also soothe are reports out of japan that barclays has been cutting staff in its fixed income unit. we know jes staley is looking to cut -- as he tries to counter retail profit in the bank. shares of barclays are down over the course of the past year. european banks as a whole trading close to all-time lows, even as the broader indexes trade close to all-time highs. .lix: thanks so much now we are joined by brooke sutherland looking at fort and moody's downgrading its credit rating to junk. moody's didan -- take its rating on for dad to jump citing a deterioration in

you some of the other stories making news around the world british friends that minister stephen barclay says talks with the european union now have momentum the e.u. has demanded that britain put forward written proposals and how it intends to avoid costly and time consuming checks at the irish border once northern ireland who leaves the bloc along with the rest of the u.k. on october 31st. a court in moscow has ordered the release of an actor who was convicted for injuring a police officer at an opposition protest post in all of it was is one of several people who were jailed for a series of political protest his arrests are outcry in the public in russia hundreds of people wrote open letters calling for his release. at least 11 people have died in severe flooding in cambodia more than tens of thousands of families were forced to evacuate to the high waters days of heavy rain caused the me kong river to overflow submerging homes and crops officials say 11 provinces remain at risk of flooding as heavy rainfall is forecast until next week. etc festival various biggest party starts on sat

to see it withdrawn agreement in place by october 31st the talks between barclay michel barnier focused on the contentious irish border issue the gauche ations accuser continue on monday as prime minister parsed johnson meets e.u. council president donald terse in new york. well we had serious detailed discussions today with the ship on any steam there's a common purpose we both want to see deal a very clear message has been given both by president younger and the prime minister who want to see the teams reach a deal the meeting actually overrun which i think signals the fact that we were getting into the detail and would have further discussions next week on the e.u. and the u.k. remain in discussions over the irish border the patience of islands foreigners as wearing fen london says it will allow the free movement of food over the border from the island after backset but it's not willing to allow anything else to freely cross into being k. aren't seen as the story now from carla. we're going to have our outrage of it's called the irish national planning championships but in reality it

that says he's optimistic following a meeting with the european union's chief negotiator stephen barclay says there is a common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. the talks focused on the contentious irish border issue and it goes agents are set to continue on monday that's will be when britain's prime minister boris johnson will meet the e.u. council president at the un general assembly in new york where we had serious detailed discussions today with rishi bonnie and his team common purpose we both want to see it do you have a clear message has been given both by president young and the prime minister who want to see the teams reach a deal the meeting actually over iran which i think signals of that we were getting into the detail and would have further discussions next week. the fall of the value of pakistan's currency the repeat has sent the cost of basic goods soaring petrol is not cheaper than milk and the central bank is warning that inflation will increase even further. in the capital islamabad. a country of over 200000000 people are. confronting an economic crisis its populati

stephen barclay reporting on his talks with michel barnier, saying they have a shared desire, a sharedts today have taken place across the world. there are hundreds of protesters here, climate change, climate activists who have come out into the middle of nairobi. they are marching towards the government offices. they have a petition to present there. a number of issues they want to highlight here in kenya — protection of water towers, prevention of deforestation, as well as asking the government to stop a project to exploit coal for the first time in this country. they say that coal energy is not clean and that is not the way kenya should be going. here in africa, the impact of climate change is already being felt, even though it contributes significantly less to climate change itself. we are seeing more recurrent droughts, particularly in southern africa. it means people cannot get food, their livelihoods as farmers are threatened. as well as energy problems, a lot of hydroelectric power depends on rivers and the water levels, when they fall, it means that they cannot have electricit

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johnson spokesman says sprigs it minister stephen barclay will go to brussels on friday for talks for more on the fallout scenes in parliament on wednesday we cannot cross to westminster with sonia. a little if anything has changed at this moment apart from the scenes in the house of commons this morning already some tones that were considering exactly some of the language that was used and the anger that we see many senior members of parliament seem to have seen anything like it in their careers as well certainly something that was underlined by the speaker of the house john. eve tones members of parliament members of johnson's own own cabinet were reflecting on this this morning with a sort of cry out for more mild language to be used from certain from one of his supporters jacob who is a very avid bricks with all of this going on in the background there are 2. versions of business occurring there one of them is on the toxicity of the political culture in parliament that's been put in by labor m.p. jess phillips and also a 2nd one on the issue of democracy. in britain to be discusse

steve barclay refutes that i put it to him, look, is it unreasonable that the ec wants to know that theseernative arrangements actually work he wrote in the weekend pres that the molecular approach of the ec was too much. agree in principle to this kind of thing look, it's not unreasonable, is it they want a bit more detail this is his response. >> it's reasonable for the commission to want to protect the integrity of the single market it's also reasonable for the commission like the united kingdom to want to guarantee the good friday agreement. we are absolutely committed to that, but it's not reasonable for the commission to ignore the fact that the uk parliament three times has voted to reject the backstop so what the prime minister has done is narrow down the remaining issues to a single issue, the issue of the backstop parliament has rejected it three times. and so we need to work creatively and flexible with the commission to address that point because otherwise it would require northern ireland to take laws over which their voters would not have a say >> the commission obviously ha

priti patel and stephen barclay were talking about a landing zone coming into view.ace—to—face meeting between borisjohnson and the european commission president in luxembourg tomorrow. officials have been involved in talks for some time. the talk is now they are working on an alternative to that very controversial arrangement, the northern ireland backstop. the initial proposalfor northern ireland backstop. the initial proposal for that was only applying to the island of ireland. theresa may requested uk wide solution because she needed the support of the dup. supposedly boris johnson has put forward a proposal that means agricultural products could travel freely across that border but others rules and regulations would not apply. the dup will be pretty important to backing such an idea and they push back quite strongly on the idea there would be a body down the irish sea early in the week. although boris johnson says he is cautiously optimistic, michael barnier said the other day there are no grounds whatsoever for optimism. we will wait to see what emerges in the

brics it says he's optimistic following a meeting with the european union's chief negotiator stephen barclay says there is a common purpose between the u.k. and the the talks focused on the contentious irish border issue negotiations are set to continue on monday that's when britain's prime minister boyce johnson meets e.u. council president donald tusk in new york for the u.n. general assembly. well we had serious detailed discussions today with the ship on any steve common purpose we both want to see deal have a clear message has been given both by president younker and the prime minister who want to see the teams reach a deal the meeting actually over iran which signals the fact that we were getting into the detail and would have further discussions this week thousands of people have protested in haiti's capital demanding the resignation of their presidents. want to. riot police fired tear gas at demonstrators who want president. to step down many believe the government is corrupt and is responsible for fuel shortages and high fuel prices. really and said that they would go but only a few

in fact we will hear from stephen barclay the brexit secretary in the next half hour or so.ding michael gove in charge of no deal planning, will have a panel session in the hall and will be taking questions on this. they insist they are ready for no deal but are still pursuing the option of a deal. that is their preferred option, i don't think there is any doubt about that. they do not want the uncertainty of no deal, no matter how much precautions you take. they were prepared to have a deal. —— they would prefer to have a deal. —— they would prefer to have a deal. the question is how credible are the options being put forward by the uk? no formal options yet. the issue, politically for boris johnson, he wants the conference out of the way. once this is out of the way, anything he tables will be lea ked way, anything he tables will be leaked and it will cause may be some side or the other in the conservative party. some of the options being talked about are going back to a northern —— northern ireland only backstop and then theresa may said it would be uk wide backstop. nort

, i spoke to stephen barclay just barnier met stephen barclay, i spoke to stephen barclayjust after hist deal to do. great deal of talking still be done, but i‘m getting tighter and tighter. a crucial eu summit in the middle of october, any big new ideas would have to be putjust a bit before that to give the other eu leaders time to reflect on them. a spending watchdog has warned that ministers still have a lot of work to do to ensure the supply of vital medicines to the nhs and care sector if there‘s a no deal brexit. the national audit office says there are still ‘significant gaps‘ in the government‘s plans, and that leaving without a deal presents a risk for the nhs. the department of health and social care claims everything is being done to make sure patients do have access to medicines after brexit. katherine da costa reports. some health experts are warning vulnerable patients in nursing and care homes could be affected most by any disruption caused by a no—deal brexit. today‘s report highlights that the government hasn‘t been able to get assurances that social care services have

well forward john barclay says they won't be feeling sorry for themselves. and looks like we don't carethat on board and we try to have fun. we are not going to sit in a hotel room and cry for the week, we can't do that. we've been out and exploring. it's a great opportunity and we've got opportunities this week and some more. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing battle with anxiety. she previously took a break from the game three years ago because of the same issue. taylor returned to win the world cup with england in 2017 and has been named the world's best women's t20 player — three times in her career as well as being second on the england women's all time list of run scorers. she says she leaves the sport with her head held high but her health must come first. this is taylor speaking back in 2016 — explaining how she is affected by anxiety. the nerves would hit me, but it would be nerves plus something else. i was always confused as to what it was. now i know, it is a genuine kind of panic and the heart races, you feel fain

barclays has named don mohammedck as well as as nonexecutive directors.know don fitzpatrick from soros fund management. she is the chief investment officer and you will know el-erian, who is a bloomberg opinion columnist. both have been named nonexecutive directors at barclays. are 35 days to go until the u.k. hits second brexit deadline and the two biggest groceries are warning about crashing out of the eu. tesco and sainsbury says fresh fruit items are most at risk. francine lacqua sat down with tesco ceo dave lewis. >> there is no change in behavior that i can point to at this time, even though there is clearly uncertainty. >> do you worry about stockpiling? what does the deadline mean for christmas? >> we don't worry about stockpiling and we see no evidence at the moment. brexit is all around fresh food. , we have been sharing our thoughts and insights. is 30e government, it years since they have had to control any customs activity. we have been helping them understand what is involved. i think the government has good information as to the inputs and

to see it with drawn agreement in place by october 31st the talks between barclay michel barnier focused on the contentious irish border issue the gauche ations it used to continue on monday as prime minister parsed johnson means council president donald tusk in new york well we had serious detailed discussions today we reshoot bonnie and steve coleman purpose we both want to see it do you have a clear.

the brexit secretary, steve barclay, is meeting the european union's chief negotiatior, michel barnierd growing pessimism in the eu about the possibility of a deal. last night, mr barnier told senior diplomats he was still waiting for workable proposals on managing the border between northern ireland and the republic. our europe correspondent, kevin connolly, is in brussels. what is the mood ahead of these talks in brussels? i better begin with the spoiler alert here. it's very possible that there will be no more definitive clarity on exactly how this is all going to work out by the end of today any more than there was at the start of today. you know, people note that the talk in london that the negotiations are continuing at pace. they hear the talk of cautious optimism. that is simply not reflected here. the word here is that the uk is still to come up with clear proposals that would replace the irish backstop that would do everything that the irish backstop doesin everything that the irish backstop does in terms of keeping the border open. they say, of course, time is running out. t

bracks said says he is optimistic after a meeting with the european union's chief negotiator stephen barclay says there is a call common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. the talks focused on the contentious irish border issue negotiations are said to continue on monday when friends from mr boies johnson me see you council president donald tusk at the united nations general assembly at least one person has died during the latest mass protests in haiti. but. a riot police fired tear gas at demonstrators in the capital port au prince has seen days of protests demanding the resignation of president. he's accused of corruption. now schoolchildren have skipped classes to join the largest ever climate change protest organizers said 4000000 people of all ages took part worldwide teenage a climate activists credit fund is helping lead the week long campaign from new york april and is on the reports. the young people are fed up and took to the streets of new york to say it's time for adults i don't need to acknowledge climate change but instead to do something about it you're only 17 years old wh

to see withdrawal agreement in place by october 31st with talks between barclay and michel barnier focused on the contentious irish border issue because she said you to continue on monday as prime minister boris johnson the e.u. council president told tourists in new york. well we had serious detailed discussions today with the ship on any steam there's a common purpose we both want to see a deal of a clear message has been given both by president younger and the prime minister who want to see the teams reach a deal the meeting actually overran which i think signals the fact that we were getting into the detail and would have further discussions this week while the e.u. and the u.k. continue discussions about the irish border the patience of ireland's pharmacy is wearing thin london says it will allow the free movement of food over the border from the island off to brecht's it but it's not willing to allow anything else to freely cross into the u.k. currently has that story from canada. we're going to have now trade a trap here it's called the irish national planning championships but in r

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his comments come ahead of a meeting between the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, and the eu's chiefchel barnier, in brussels today. let's speak now to our political correspondent, jonathan blake, who is in westminster. jonathan, do we know if any progress has been made? i think so. that is how downing street are looking at things. progress is being made, says the prime minister, though he didn't wa nt to prime minister, though he didn't want to exaggerate that. that comes afterjean—claude juncker has said want to exaggerate that. that comes afterjean—claudejuncker has said a deal could be done by the end of 0ctober deal could be done by the end of october and on that key sticking point of the backstop which is the pa rt point of the backstop which is the part of the withdrawal agreement which is designed to prevent a hardboard on the border with ireland ina hardboard on the border with ireland in a trade deal cannot be done in the future, he said in an interview with sky news he has no emotional attachment to the backstop and its objectives could be met, all of them, then there is n

he's changed the entire back row withjohn barclay and brian wilson missing out on a starting place.in the back line with darcy graham coming in on the wing and chris harris makes a start too in centre. several changes for gregor townsend, five in total, but that is the team he thinks can do the job in what is a must—win match against samoa. a point to prove, improve all of that, we have the responsibility when involved with the national team to give our best. players are aware you may not get another opportunity. for those that haven't been selected this week, they have given that opportunity or someone else now has that opportunity to perform so a point to prove, but we have a big performance, to give against russia and japan and see where that takes us. lewis hamilton won the russian grand prix to inch closer to a sixth world title. ferrari's race unravelled after sebastien vettel disobeyed team orders by refusing to let team mate charles leclerc through, the german eventually retiring with engine problems as leclerc finished third, having started from pole. nick parrott reports.

the edinburgh hooker has been chosen as skipper ahead ofjohn barclay and greig laidlaw, while coach gregoran get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. this week's weather is looking fairly benign. that's because we've got atlantic influence, so a mixture of conditions — a bit of sunshine, some cloud, generally temperatures around the seasonal average or a little bit below. and in fact, wednesday looks like one of those days where the temperatures will be below average, and it'll be windy, as well, so that'll make it feel even cooler. and the reason is because we've got this area of low pressure moving down from the north—west, around our area of high pressure. two weather fronts on it, one bringing rain in the south—east, this next one bringing plenty of showers to scotland and northern ireland through the day. but that rain should clear away from the south—east through the morning. skies will brighten up, but the winds will pick up from a north—westerly, bringing plenty of showers. in the northern half of the cou

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the must see concerning barclays culture in europe. should be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss out. hello and welcome to news from the world of ops and culture and today it's books all the way starting with a look at the star studded nominations for this year's booker prize also coming up . a brand new you tube channel all. called w books. and disturbing revelations in a book called promise me you'll shoot suicides of all. of the 6. bucks we began with the nominations for the prestigious booker prize one of the most important prizes in the literary well this year names like salman rushdie would on the list joined by man of letters david leavitt's to take us through this and an impressive list stamens it isn't actually in some ways but with good self is more exciting than even the winner because a lot of people they've got now they're reading list for the next year until the next list comes out these are the 6 novels that they're going to be reading this year and of course the most anticipated novel of the year the testaments

brics it says he's optimistic following a meeting with the european union's chief negotiator stephen barclay says there is a common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. the talks focused on the contentious irish border issue 2 it says it's removed more than 4 a half 1000 political spam accounts being used to target cattle in a coordinated campaign they were operating out of the united arab emirates and egypt and use fake profiles to push content critical of qatar. thousands of people have protested again in haiti's capital to manage the resignation of their president many believe the government is corrupt and is responsible for fuel shortages and high prices those are the headlines the news continues here on our jazeera after witness the done so thieves. 4 yeah. and got to keep my d. it could. be made in the form shammy shammy show me. something and there's a. lot to me. yes . that's it but i gotta come on out on a little. oh. mom ok i can often act on something i call somebody. fairly and do. as you. it's a collision about on physics my and in a coma he can't on sort walk on these on a dis

michael gapen of barclays and sa meer of wells fargo, thank you.to -- is here with first word news. >> joseph maguire is said to speak for the first time about the secret whistleblower complaint against president trump. democrats who have read the document to it is "deeply disturbing." explainped maguire will why he withheld the document for a week. prince mohammed bin salman says the crown prince made the comments in december 2018, two months after the murder in the kingdom's consulate in istanbul. the prince blamed unnamed officials for acting without his knowledge. china is condemning american sanctions on its tankers. beijing said the u.s. is jeopardizing international rules and that china will continue to take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights of its companies. the united states imposed sanctions on chinese companies and individuals accused of knowingly transferring oil from iran. a violation of washington's curve on iran. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and a

staff barclays is cutting at its fixed income business as the ceo/is costs -- ceo sl ashes costs.fect in the past week. barclays corporate and investment bank hosted a 4% in the first half year income to about six and a half billion dollars for the month of august. new batch of senior managers in hong kong as they tried to recover from losing hundreds of millions of dollars on complex agent derivatives. they are bringing in senior figures from credit suisse and socgen. there was trouble in december there were losses in provisions of $286 million. update, quick markets and case you missed it out of south korea, 3.1% with the lowest level here or on employment since 2013. in terms of exports, up 7% and then ship exports down 30%. a look at south korea which is on the longest streak of gains since april. rishaad: also breaking on what is going on here, equity markets getting bullied up, the hang seng -- getting brought up, the hang seng going up, the nikkei in the green. ♪ eÑ ♪ ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up in the next hour, c

british brags it minister stephen barclay says talks with the european union have gained momentum the e.u. has demanded that britain put forward written proposals and how it intends to avoid costly and time consuming checks at the irish border once northern ireland leaves the bloc along with the rest of the u.k. on october 31st. time for october fest for various they guessed party starts on saturday and the opening happens to coincide with byron munich hosting cologne in the bundesliga fire and hope a party atmosphere will help them pick up the points cologne meanwhile are planning to head for a few beers after the game and some fans are not pleased. it wouldn't be october 1st without brian munich's obligatory pretty festival photo shoot it's an important time for the club as well as being a novelty for recent signings like felipe continuo. proud october 1st record previously on the beach and since 2010 was shattered last season with 2 defeats. factions hoping to rectify that and if that isn't begin when it took a fair start several on gets in the mood. you can't promise everything in

and the man in charge of trying to negotiate all the years, stephen barclay, talking in madrid yesterdayaying that he thinks they need another year on the backstop to try and work out some of the technicalities and the alternative is not necessary until december 2020. do you think he just had not heard the comments from jean—claude jonker? i don't think these stories are as different as they seem. he is talking about the legal wording whereasjean—claude talking about the legal wording whereas jean—claude is talking about the legal wording whereasjean—claude is saying if we talk about the backstop altogether. —— abolishing the backstop. the legal wording is needed, whether we end up before without a safety net. if we agree now where we will have that safe net, whether part of the uk orthe that safe net, whether part of the uk or the whole of the uk in the customs union and the single market untilan customs union and the single market until an agreement is formed, that does not change the legal wording that needs to be agreed over the next year. it is just a question of what will be at the

to see a withdrawal agreement in place by october 31st the talks between barclay and michel barnier focused on the contentious irish border issue the goetia sions are due to continue on monday as prime minister boris johnson meets the e.u. council president in new york where we had serious detailed discussions today with bonnie any steam there's a common purpose we both want to see you have a clear message has been given both by president younger and the prime minister who want to see the teams reach a deal the meeting actually overrun which i think signals the fact that we were getting into the detail and would have further discussions which week. now thousands of u.f.o. enthusiasts a gathered in the u.s. state of nevada close to a top secret military base all started as an online joke to storm the gates of area 51 for him to turn serious in the end only a few dozen people gathered in the early hours of the morning at the actual gates of the remote official space which conspiracy theorists believe might howls aliens but they're all serious concerns thousands more may overwhelm local towns

i was performing at the barclays, and snoop was there, snoop dogg, and he was like-- he said, "if you because we have done a song together, a p.i.m.p. remix. when we went on it was, like, it was fun. i had a good time. it was a surprise that he came out. and then i had more to do. so he left and i continued to perform. when i came off i was wet so i wiped off everything and got dressed. and i came out, and the car was gone. he went, walked by the car, saw the car, and he was like-- i don't know if it was jealous feelings or something. ( laughter ) but he-- he actually got-- went to the car and got in the car, because the keys are in there, because you park inside the barclay's. and the guy who was supposed to valet park. i said, "where did the car go?" and he said, "snoop took the car." ( laughter ) i said, "what? how do you just let him take my car?" he was like, he came, he walked around it. because snoop-- a lot. ( laughter ) i'm like-- i think he-- i think he thought that was his car for a minute. but later he made a tape saying i owe him for the performance because he feel like "

what's driving the action financials, one of the leaders on yield moves and comments out of the barclays financials conference we'll have those details, coming up plus, a rally in energy coming as the new saudi energy minister commits to output cuts, and we get more details on that massive aramco ipo and a small cap surge. the russell up nearly a full percent. the broader markets, though, flat s&p just lower dow, just higher joining us for the full hour, stephanie link very good afternoon to you >> thanks for having me. >> markets flat overall, but what's happening underneath? >> massive rotation today, and it actually started over the last couple of weeks and a lot of that has to do with a little bit better economic data that we're getting around the world. even over the weekend, we got the export/import numbers out of china. and even though they were down year over year, the trend is still definitely up. and this comes on the heels of better pmi so i think a lot of it is a little bit better economic data. and then it's this trade talk seems to be making some sort of progress so the cyc

. >>> barclays downgraded clorox, with the analysts sighting the potential for softer revenue growth that could impact earnings. price target 51. the stock fell today. >>> alcoa, analysts cited r aluminum prices in the n term. share prices fell to $21.30. >>> the sudden demise of the largest travel group is being felt around the world. >>> general motors has furloughed another 1200 worke00 asesult of the labor strike that's entered its second week. the latest round is on top of 4500 temporary layoffs. the automaker and his suppliers handed out on friday. those aff ted are from a facility in ohio and a powertrain plant in ontario. warning of consequences should britain leave the european union without a plan in place for trade. a no deal brex could have an impact on the car industry. disrupting suppliers and sellers as well.r >>> the t operator, thomas cook a behemoth ran his own hotels and flights is no longer in operations. deaving hundreds of thousands of travelers stran and setting in momoon, the biggest peace time repatriation in british history. dillon marks is in london night.

okay, the most sought after player in fantasy football saquon barclay, the new york giants they have an easy schedule who burst onto the scene with an incredible rookie year in 2018 so what's a good analog? it's going to sound a little crazy, but barclay reminds me of mister softee, microsoft the reason the microsoft today is not the microsoft of five or ten years ago. this company has totally reinvented itself under leadership of c.e.o. sacha nadella and become a computing power house. azure, every heard that of it's up 30%. it is at only one on earth with a $3 billion market cap. you don't hear much about either of them off the field and isn't that a relief? isn't it great just to have a player who is a player antonio? ha ha. anyway, one more quick running back christian mccaffery. i drafted him a couple years ago to put me in the superbowl with the panthers who had a break out sophomore year last year mccaffery can rush, he can catch. he had a mind blowing 107 receptions to me that sounds a lot like amazon which, by the way, fip queen says it's going to go to 2100 2100, straight l

briggs's says he's optimistic following a meeting with the european union's chief negotiator stephen barclay says there is a common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. the talks focus on the contentious irish border issue negotiations are set to continue on monday that's what britain's prime minister boris johnson means e.u. council president donald tusk in new york for the un general general assembly where we had serious detailed discussions today with me shivani a nice team common purpose we both want to see and do you have a clear message has been given both by president young and the prime minister who want to see the teams reach a deal the meeting actually over iran which i think signals the fact that we were getting into the detail and would have further discussions which week and other news the fall in value of pakistan's currency the rupee has sent the cost of basic goods soaring petrol is now cheaper than milk and the central bank is warning inflation will increase further camel hide i was in the capital islamabad. a country of over $200000000.00 people in the august honest confro