the cost of repairs to the clock tower housing big ben have doubled.timated the cost of £29 million. the programme caused controversy when it was announced that big ben would only time on special occasions over the next four years were are carried out. tributes have been paid to the british filmmaker killed while working alongside kurdish forces fighting so—called islamic state in syria. he died when the military base he was stationed at was attacked by eyas fighters on tuesday. his sister described him as afamily man, tuesday. his sister described him as a family man, committed to the battle for justice. kurdish rebel group backed by the united states in its fight against the islamic state group. we tell the stories of fighters and make stories about them. last weekend he travelled to raqqa, one of the last remaining ideas strongholds. he upload his arrival to facebook but within days he was ambushed and killed by gunmen. speaking for the first time, his little sister has paid tribute to her brother. first time, his little sister has paid tribute to h

over the summer big ben fell silent for repair work.uestion. if big ben's bongs are silent, they are loved by the community and international visitors, could we please have a debate as to why this has happened, and is it beyond the whit of man for silencers to be worn by the workers? first week back in the first defeat for the government in the lords. there was surprise in the commons on thursday after labour's and fluid revealed she had missed a vote because she was stuck in a lift. the leader of the has promised to elevate the issue. i hope she won't take it out of good humour if i say i am rather surprised the lift dared. protest descended on parliament to oppose the henry viii powers which could be used under the eu withdrawal bill. protesters claim it could amount to a ministerial power grab. in brussels, a fire alarm interrupted the chief brexit negotiator michel barnier on thursday. it is the monthly drill. was this a sign of a swift and orderly exit? translation: i was talking about something quite important. richard morris. and

over the summer big ben fell silent for repair work.uestion. big ben's bonns are silent. they are loved by the communities and international visitors. could we splees a debate as to why this has happened and is divrond the, which t of man for silence silencers to be worn by the workers. and the vote in the lords, on nhs referral times in england was passed at 169—104. there was surprise in the commons on thursday after labour's ann llwyd revealed she missed a vote because she was stuck in aly. the leader of the house promised to elevate the issue whereas the speaker added...” house promised to elevate the issue whereas the speaker added... i hope she won't take it out of good humour ifi she won't take it out of good humour if i say, i'm rather surprised the lift dared. protesters descended on parliament to oppose the so—called henry viiith powers. objectors claim it could amount to a ministerial power grab. in brussels a fire alarm interrupted the chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier on thursday. ‘twas the sign of an importance of a

the cost of repairs to the clock tower housing big ben have doubled to an estimated £61 million. a cost of £29 million. the repair programme caused controversy when it was announced big ben would only chime on special occasions over the next four years while the works are carried out. you're watching bbc news, the latest headlines: the us health secretary, tom price, has resigned amid an outcry over his use of private jets for government travel. the governor of the bank of england gives his clearest signal yet that interest rates are set to rise for the first time in ten years. as we've been hearing, cuba says washington acted hastily by deciding to pull out most of its staff from its embassy in havana following mystery sonic attacks on its diplomats. havana strongly denies involvement in the incidents. let's get some analysis, joining me live from miami is collin laverty from cuba educational travel, a group that specialises in connecting us and cuban citizens. collin, is this a big step backwards in relations between the two countries? well, countries? i think we'll find out in

the cost of repairs to the clock tower which hosts big ben have doubled to an estimated £61 million. originally estimated the cost at £29 million. the repair effort has already caused controversy when it was announced that big ben would only chime on special occasions over the next four years while the works were being carried out. at least 22 people have been killed and more than 30 injured in a stampede at a railway station in the indian city of mumbai. officials said it was caused by overcrowding and people seeking shelterfrom monsoon rains during the morning rush hour. witnesses said crowds on a narrow pedestrian bridge were attempting to run for cover from the weather. a climber from wales has died at the yosemite national park in california. andrew foster became trapped along with his wife when rocks fell from the face of the rock formation known as el capitan. lucy foster is in a critical condition in hospital. 0ur correspondent james cook is there now. james. james. yes, clive, this is one of the most famous rock climbing spots in the world. it is also one of the most dangero

the hands of time are frozen as big ben gets a wash.rest rates rose. today, exactly ten years after worried northern rock savers queued to take their money out of the failing bank, we heard hints that interest rates may at last be about to rise. in order to keep inflation, or return inflation to that 2% target, in a sustainabable manner, there may need to be some adjustment of interest rates in the coming months. now, we'll take that decision based on the data but, yes, that possibility has definitely increased. after the banking crisis struck, the bank of england slashed the official interest rate to 0.5%, the lowest it had got in 300 years, an emergency measure. since then, interest rate setters have met 97 times. each time, the question, when will rates rise? but each time they've done nothing, until last august, when they decided, in the wake of the brexit vote, to cut interest rates to a 0.25%. now the city thinks they'll go back up to 0.5% by december. a rise in the interest rate would help us greatly, thank you very much, because

the hands of time are frozen as big ben gets a wash.terest rates rose. today, exactly ten years after worried northern rock savers queued to take their money out of the failing bank, we heard hints that interest rates may at last be about to rise. in order to keep inflation, or return inflation to that 2% target, in a sustainabable manner, there may need to be some adjustment of interest rates in the coming months. now, we'll take that decision based on the data but, yes, that possibility has definitely increased. after the banking crisis struck, the bank of england slashed the official interest rate to 0.5%, the lowest it had got in 300 years, an emergency measure. since then, interest rate setters have met 97 times each time the question, when will rates rise? but each time they've done nothing, until last august, when they decided, in the wake of the brexit vote, to cut interest rates to a 0.25%. now the city thinks they'll go back up to 0.5% by december. a rise in the interest rate would help us greatly, thank you very much, because

make a move on big ben and the announcer during the recess yeah i mean we did not agree to big bang be in silence when it was. four years is it four years it's going to be here. before we can start allowing people to climb to the top of the graded words here actually being call into the right words of a british infrastructural spending program readers will say is emblematic. in this way and i would say to them get a lot so many of these flags just behind us any danger i mean that brick city has people who voted for european union any dangers they should fear for secret rollback to remaining drazen may of course was. i think it's been. in a totally inaccurate way and i actually think that the go it's going well. and all the main. participants in the negotiations. david davis liam fox wanted to out the ministers have given categoric a shore says we are leaving the european union and we're not going to have one leg in. it now i know you're on the record for saying i think you said on this program after that in the immediate aftermath of the grenfell catastrophe in the west london you said

the cost of repairs to the clock tower which hosts big ben have doubled to an estimated £61 million.on. the repair effort has already caused controversy when it was announced that big ben would only chime on special occasions over the next four years while the works were being carried out. 8 a climber from wales has died at the yosemite national park in california. andrew foster became trapped along with his wife when rocks fell from the face of the rock formation known as el capitan. lucy foster is in a critical condition in hospital. 0ur correspondent james cook is there now. it is a climber‘s worst nightmare. the thunder and dust of a giant rockfall, the second in as many days. forcing visitors to flee any way they could. a day earlier, in the same spot, more than 1000 tonnes of granite had crashed from the face of el capitan monolith, killing a british climber. he was andrew foster, just 32 years old, originally from gloucestershire, and living in cardiff. his wife lucy was hurt and remains in hospital. the couple called themselves weekend warriors and had posted online, yosemite

a lot of anger and upset amongst mps and others that big ben would have to be silenced for so long. last time was of new year's eve at will, sunday and will, but only on those big important national occasions. there was no mighty row about whether that was a necessary step to take and i think as a result of this announcement today we will see probably some further disquiet from mps about the overall cost of this project. jonathan, many thanks. jonathan blake for us at westminster. three former tesco executives have gone on trial — over their alleged role in a multi—million pound accounting scandal. the supermarket‘s former managing director, its finance director and food commercial director are accused of helping to inflate the company's profits in 2014. all three men deny charges of fraud by abuse of position, and false accounting. emma simpson reports from southwark crown court. he is to be tesco's uk boss now accused of abusing his position. so too was this man. he was the uk finance director. and this man, a former commercial director. all jointly accused of massaging the figure

big ben still striking in london at lord's. wickets tumbled last night. england resume this morning on 46 for 4. obviously we still have to score ru ns to obviously we still have to score runs to try to get ahead of them, but i think it will be one of those wickets where there is a period of plays and is misses and not scoring too much, but if we can get 100 past their scoring we will fancy ourselves. there will be two new faces in the women's us open final. unseeded sloane stephens held her nerve overnight to beat venus williams in three sets in new york. the defeat means 37—year old venus misses out on returning to the us open final, 15 years after her last. i'm super happy to be in a grand slam final, i wasn't playing well, just wasn't playing well. there are moments when you have to dig deep and figure out how to get the ball on the court and have a big game. i can't be tentative in figuring out how to get that ball in. she played great defence. i haven't played her in a long time, clearly she's seen me playing many, many t

big ben was later added in digital a. tough times for secret agent jason bourne aka matt damon in the bourne ultimatum while recovering from amnesia he's got to flee from evil villains he isn't even safe in moscow but in reality this scene was shot at least him back train station in fact the makers of the bone series were quite fond of east berlin moscow ask flat. with plenty of ladders and extras donning russian fur hats they transformed into moscow to film parts of the bone supremacies. bringing us to number four. this here is palin's historic spittal market square and. this is balanced. which hadn't yet been opened when the film was shot incidentally matt damon is a big fan of palin and enjoys working in the nearby film studios even said so in that guest book. filmmakers are also fond of shooting nazi films and quentin tarantino's inglourious basterds for example was produced. to the film studios and partly shot in berlin largely set in france number three. in this scene christophe valves and melanie are at a prison ca

giant floating turbines much higher than big ben being prepared in norway for delivery to scotland. today's news, though, with a truly staggering fall in costs, way better than even the industry itself had hoped for. the results that we've seen coming back from the auction are nothing short of astounding, and that's even for those of us that work in the energy sector. it's part of the low carbon revolution. solar power in some places in the uk is now being built with zero subsidy bible onshore wind would provide the cheapest energy if the government would relax what is effectively a ban on the technology in england. so, the latest results for new electricity generation confirm that onshore wind and solar have no subsidy, offshore wind has support at £57 per megawatt hour. and new nuclear is much higher at £92 50 per megawatt hour. when you've got extremely expensive projects like hinkley barkalau think the government really needs to reconsider what is the best deal for the uk. it is a blow for hinkley, where costs have been growing just as offshore costs have been falling. but the i

the hands of time are frozen as big ben gets a wash. rates rose. today, exactly 10 years after worried northern rock savers queued to take their money out of the failing bank, we heard hints that interest rates may at last be about to rise. in order to keep inflation, or return inflation to that 2% target, in a sustainabable manner there may need to be some adjustment of interest rates in the coming months. now, we'll take that decision based on the data but, yes, that possibility has definitely increased. after the banking crisis struck, the bank of england slashed the official interest rate to 0.5%, the lowest it had got in 300 years, an emergency measure. since then, interest rate setters have met 97 times each time the question — when will rates rise? but each time they've done nothing, until last august, when they decided, in the wake of the brexit vote, to cut interest rates to a 0.25%. now the city thinks they'll go back up to 0.5% by december. a rise in the interest rate would help us greatly, thank you very much, because we don

the hands of time are frozen as big ben gets a wash — not this month, butjuly 2007, the last time interest office and no—one had heard of the credit crunch. more than a decade later, we're hearing hints rates may at last rise this year. in order to keep inflation, or return inflation to that 2% target, in a sustainabable manner there may need to be some adjustment of interest rates in the coming months. now, we'll take that decision based on the data but, yes, that possibility has definitely increased. after the banking crisis struck the bank of england slashed the official interest rate to 0.5%, the lowest it had got in 300 years, an emergency measure. since then, interest rate setters have met 97 times each time the question — when will rates rise? but each time they've done nothing, until last august, when they decided, in the wake of the brexit vote, to cut interest rates to a 0.25%. now the city thinks they'll go back up to 0.50% by december. a rise in the interest rate would help us greatly, thank you very much, because we don't have mortgages. if you've got savings, you want to seem

premier league season come attention to the premier league season come the thursday before the big kickoff. benareer best figures of six for 22 as england bowled west indies out for 123 on the opening day of the third test at lord's. but the hosts were struggling at stumps with bad light bringing the day to an end with them four wickets down for just 46 runs in response. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson has more. well, you win the toss and you bat ina well, you win the toss and you bat in a test match, the default position for captains around the world. but in england in september, with a very autumnal feel, the dark skies, floodlights on drizzle, bowling is a good option, and england enjoy that opportunity to bowl first, especially james anderson with a shiny red ball and dark skies, that is when he excels. conditions laid out, he will probably play test wicket until he is a0. two quick wickets before lunch and his historic 500th seemed inevitable. the reason he didn't get that today was because of ben stokes polling so well. among the other england bowlers perhaps he is the one with the sk

the storm surge warning in effect from big ben now new as 11:00 p.m. saturday night all the way down through the keys. it's been suspended just north of miami but then picks back up again as the inflow from the storm happens as we head through the day sunday and into monday. we're really worried about this inundation of water. this is why we told people to evacuate. 10 to 15 foot storm surge above where the water usually is. and don't forget, there's breaking waves on top of that. this is why we urge people to evacuate. based on the trends of the storm intensifying. if you haven't evacuated in southwestern florida, there's still time. there's heavy rain and strong winds. but you still can kind of get out of the surge zone and mover towards the north. this is where the inundation of water is going to happen. now that we have a cat 4 storm on board and the storm is still very expansive in size. the wall of water will work its way up the coast. tracking the storm each other, where does it come on shore? does it come on shore? and how far north does it mak

think about what that meant.fams families were big ben, five kids, eight kids. in many cases women remained calm and were alone with theru kids where they has been true t. to -- if you are in a one-story house its life and death for some members.aa isaac's house likely they could climb the next four but in a complete panic but the water began to rise. the water was still rising so the storm surge was 25 feet. the highest ground in galveston at that time was 8.7 feet. you do the math. for some unknown period of time all of galveston was under the sea during that storm. what happened to isaac and his family i'm not going to tell you i'll let you read the book but on that note i would in brevitys stop and take questions since it's my favorite part part anyway predictably has theh questions i have a question forf you.galv >> and wonder how much time you spent in galveston a couple of years ago and it seems to be the major tourist attraction in galveston right now. maybe with the beaches and the naval base coming in and i don't see much else going on there. everybody

the cost of repairs to the clock tower housing big ben, have more than doubled — from £29 million to silenced while the works are carried out. three former executives at tesco have gone on trial, charged in connection with false accounting which overstated the supermarket‘s profits by 250 million pounds. prosecutors allege they were involved in ‘cooking the books,‘ in a scandal that wiped two billion pounds off the company‘s share price. all three men deny the charges. from southwark crown court emma simpson reports. chris bush in the open neck shirt. the former md of tesco uk. the court was told he was a dishonest executive who massaged the figures and misled the stock market. so too, it is alleged, did this man. the former uk finance director. along with this man, who used to be tesco‘s uk commercial director. the prosecution said... the qc said they encourage the manipulation of profits, bullying and coercing those under their control to falsify figures. the case centres on tesco‘s accounts for the first half of 2014. challenging times. on august 29, tesco on august the 29th, tesco

. >>> and breaking news, don't count on uber to go take to you see big ben or buckingham palace the next time you are in london. the city is saying good-bye to uber. the london transport authority announced this morning it will not renew uber's license to operate there. they say uber is not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator license. they blame that on uber and how they handle criminal offense s the mayor of london said he supports the decision. we did reach out to uber this morning. so far no response. >>> happening today a dental assistant will be sentenced for molesting young girls. 24-year-old saro faces 25 years to life in prison. they say he molested as many as 50 young girls while sedated. he was arrested in april at la clinica. a girl said he sexually assaulted her and recorded it on his cell phone. he worked at four different dental offices. >>> pittsburg police need your help in identifying this woman seen here stealing children's books authorities say she took more than $1,000 worth of books. it is a city owned nonprofit bookstore that gives books to schools throug

. >>> british authorities say the cost of repairing the tower that houses big ben has doubled they saynds at $81 million because of the complexity of the project. it's expected to take four years to complete. that is the news update. >> so it's true. what they say about renovation projects double the cost -- >> absolutely. >> and double the timeframe. >> absolutely. double the timeframe and add 20%. there you go. >> i think knowing big ben, it's going to keep going up anyway, sue, thank you very much. >> you got it, kelly, have a great weekend. >> you as well. >>> president trump is trying to sell his plan to cut taxes and the white house says the entire plan can be paid for by economic growth of at least 3%. up next, the man over there, larry kudlow, is going to tell us how realistic he thinks that target is. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for shipping? ship the goods. you're a go!

according to the house of commons, repairs to the elizabeth tower, as big ben is formally known, willt $82 million, up from the original estimate of $44 million. comes from then name of the bell in the clock, which falls silent in august ahead of the 15 year restoration project. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. julie? julie: thanks, mark. coming up, aig could be a step closer to leaving the financial crisis in the rearview mirror. why they could be released from the "too big to fail" status. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets. i'm julie hyman. fu.let: and i'm scarlet our stock of the hour, tyson foods. they are the largest meat producers. that i boost in and consumption of meat -- a boost in consumption of meat -- this has to do in part with beef. beef margins and prices have been writing across the board. the company is raising its earnings forecast -- rising across the board. the company is raising its earnings forecast your this is just a pr

you can't do it between dell rio and el paso texas is that wonderful area, it's beautiful called big ben. building a wall there would be like building a wall across the grand canyon. it can't be done. >> yeah. >> what exactly are they going to build? they've never really been able to determine what they're going to build. >> it's just totally valid question. we heard different questions to the president for now we're going to put together pieces of the wall that existed. we know all about that. take you back to a point, yes, the brilliant strategy of the chuck schumer/nancy pelosi statements the other night. everybody loves a good off mike moment. apparently senate minority leader chuck schumer was just caught talking about this meeting last night with the president. this just happened today. let's listen. >> what we said is exactly -- >> i asked the president, you're much better off if you can step left and step right. if you have to step in one direction, you're boxed. oh, it's going to work out and it will make us more productive, too. okay. on this thing we've got to wait and see --

giant floating turbines way higher than big ben being prepared in norway for delivery to scotland. fall in costs, way better than even the industry itself had hoped for. the results that we've seen come back from the auction are nothing short of astounding, and that's even for those of us that work in the energy sector. it's part of the low carbon revolution. solar power in some places in the uk is now being built with zero subsidy and onshore wind would provide the cheapest energy if the government relaxed what is effectively a ban on the technology in england. so, the latest results for new electricity generation confirm that onshore wind and solar have no subsidy. offshore wind has support at £57 per megawatt hour. and new nuclear is much higher at £92.50 per megawatt hour. when you've got extremely expensive projects like hinkley point c, i think the government really needs to reconsider what is the best dealfor the uk. it is a blow for hinkley power station, where costs have been growing just as offshore costs have been falling. but the industry says you cannot compare the two

on north korea if necessary tourists visiting london usually take a trip to buckingham palace or big ben some of joined a tour with a difference to expose money laundering and other financial crimes committed by foreigners talk received is organized by anti corruption campaign is the latest focus is a nigerian money entering the u.k. a reporter needs to find out more. all aboard the kleptocracy toll our guide russian anti corruption activists roman buddies have it previous tours of focused on russia and the middle east now nigeria is in the spotlight our goal is to stop we have a dirty mind that is pouring. relistening. to the central. organizers of this store claim that london is at the heart of international money laundering a place to easily hide and spend astronomical sums of cash where there's a lot of that money goes into london's lucrative property market. we passed a three million dollar property recently sees from nigeria's for oil minister design. it's one of several apartments owned by men in london gives allegedly from nigerian businessmen seeking oil production contracts she

care about health and safety, we heard his response to the risk of workers hearing being damaged by big ben's. so we don't trust them. we put workers first. and we don't wa nt we put workers first. and we don't want the deregulated tax haven that the government has threatened. if it doesn't get its way. instead of presenting us with some kind of christmas list, the government should be honest about what is at sta ke, should be honest about what is at stake, practical about what is achievable, and recognise that the eu referendum bitterly divided this country and it should be the government'sjob to show country and it should be the government's job to show some leadership and bring the country back together. not rub salt in the wound. but in truth, the prime minister's top priority isn't to defend britain's best interests. her top priority is to stop the conservative party falling apart. that is why the rest of us have to step up to the plate, because our top priority is to fight for what is best for workers. it is not easy, but we have to make the case that there is a better way and we have t

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ben: china is the big one. , russia, cheapest market in the world. e looking for oil prices to be higher. vonnie: thank you to ben laidler . said toead, the u.s. is of water down proposed sanctions against north korea and order to win more support in the united nations security council. the latest, next. ♪ let's get the latest on north korea as the u.n. prepares to vote later on new sanctions against the kim regime. the u.s. has water down its proposal in order to win more international support. her.ing us is john fra does that bring the chinese and russians on board? john: that is the hope. the chinese and russians holding a veto. from the perspective of nikki haley and the u.s. in general, anything is better than nothing. from the u.s. perspective, any deal they can get to tighten the noose a little more on north korea would be seen as a big step. vonnie: is there a point at which sanctions work? hope inat is the washington and other european capitals. north korea has been put under a pretty tight leash. if you look at history, other countries, it d

. >> mason: the big question, indeed. ben tracy in seoul. thanks.hen we come back, baseball's high-tech cheating scandal. . >> mason: a french gossip magazine and two paparazzi will have to pay up for publishing topless photos of kate, the duchess of cambridge. the pictures were taken as she and prince william vacationed in the south of france in 2012. today, a french court ordered two executives and the photographers to pay fines and damages totaling nearly $170,000. major league baseball is investigating whether the boston red sox used a high-tech device to cheat last month. the new york yankees claim boston's rafayle devers hit a home run after being told what pitch to expect. the signal allegedly relayed by someone in the dugout using an apple watch. "the new york times" reports the red sox admit to the scheme but accuse the yankees of doing something similar. stealing signs is not against the rules, but using electronic equipment to do it is. and the public will soon get a chance to shop around at the detroit mansion once owned by motown founde

big ben chimes and what we're saying is the conservatives are the largest party.ernan — a former adviser to tony blair who once said this ofjeremy corbyn and his supporters... and i would and mps who nominated jeremy corbyn to have a debate, they need their heads felt, —— i would say that the moronic mps who nominated jeremy corbyn. they are morons, right? when was that, john, remind us? that was when people lend their votes to nominate jeremy corbyn, when they had no intention of voting for him, and i do think it is paradoxical in the least to nominate somebody that you will not vote for and you don't believe should ever be prime minister of the country. but now do you think, thank goodness they did nominate him? now i think we are living in a new reality. i certainly was of the view thatjeremy reality. i certainly was of the view that jeremy couldn't change. he changed. i was the view they didn't wa nt changed. i was the view they didn't want to win he won —— that he wanted to win control of the labour party and project of people like me, but actually with the a

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