the joint work between the brics countries and shifting to trade using their own national currencies is moving along world well to cut their use of global currencies like the dollar and euro russia and china will have to avoid swift which is the world's largest payment system it is used 511000 financial institutions in $200.00 countries and is heavily reliant on the dollar the organization organization does claim to uphold political neutrality but has repeatedly blocked access to russian and chinese banks to to u.s. sanctions russia and china already have their own alternative payment systems and they are working on developing ruble a new one financial instruments and in a similar development to the e.u. has created a settlement platform called in stakes to allow firms to continue trading with iran bypassing u.s. sanctions the u.s. has expressed its concern though over the move well professor of political economy from st mary's college jack told us that this initiative might go further if the u.s. continues its sanctions policy. well it's only at the very beginning and we're talking

was demanding a rethink with time running out until britain's next brics it deadline campaigners from around the country rejected the idea of leaving the e.u. with no deal something both prospective conservative leaders say they can live with is dangerous and. democratic no the electorate probably think that bridge is a better idea to want to make sure that they know what we think we should now have a 2nd referendum and so that now the people are well informed and know exactly what we're doing or just know when they're what we were told in the name of to reason may's replacement is conservative leader and prime minister is announce next tuesday these protesters accuse both candidates jeremy hunt and boris johnson of treading the same populist ground it's going to farrar as leader of the brics it party but few doubt johnson he famously made the now debunked claim breaks it would say $350000000.00 pounds a week is headed for 10 downing street the urgency of the fact that we are about to get a prime minister imposed on us a very very very slow and incredibly on represents a sieve portion

s brics it party turning their backs as the european anthem was played. and china has strongly condemned protestors who ransacked hong kong's parliament on monday accusing them of trampling on the rule of law. to wrench a long scene rains have led to flash flooding in western india it's caused chaos in the financial capital mumbai and its surrounding areas walls have collapsed on to huts and shanty towns killing at least 31 people and injuring dozens more are you mohammad reports. is the heaviest rainfall people in mumbai have seen in a single day in. more than a decade more than 350 millimeters of rain fell in just over 24 hours in the city of 20000000 people cars were submerged main roads flooded and at the city's airport there was a major disruption with a plane skidding from the runway and 100 flights affected with millions prevented from getting to work and school mumbai officials declared a public holiday. and there is no train and they are not making any announcements either there is water logged everywhere the stream is here in the next block but

street a rousing welcome from a loyal team prime minister boris johnson's new cabinet dominated by brics it hardliners at the 1st pep talk and as you. know. we. live in the european union. october really don't know if they've got this far too much noise in this strain but in parliament a very different mood johnson had promised to unite the conservative party but his ruthless decision to sack or sidelined 17 senior ministers may have done the opposite for his enemies on the back benches on many but his 1st statement was one of optimism channeling his hero winston churchill painting a picture of a golden future for britain that is why i believe that if we've been there our seniors do the toss. there is every chance that in pretty deep deep. into it i fully intend to be a rock. i don't know what this is here it is joy that we will be able to look back only this period this extraordinary period as the beginning of a new golden age for our you know. for the opposition leader dismantle that idea. no one underestimates this country but the country. but the country is deeply worried that the ne

european union and that's what they have to do that's the most important thing he has to do is is brics it obviously if he doesn't then they have the brics at passy breathing down their necks as well so that is. yeah let me bring in owen jones here we're not going to talk about greg suggested we just want to talk about what the u.k. needs right now in a leader he's a strong personality he's almost the anti antithesis to series of may is this the kind of person that the u.k. can trust to lead them in troubling time said. no the clown show begins that boris johnson has been sacked twice for dishonesty once as you noted by his own newspaper another time by the leader of the conservative party he wants was recorded discussing conspiring to beat up a journalist with these criminal friend is somebody who submitted. votes on the same day one column supporting remain and the other column supporting leave which is one of course but was was pro it was actually published he's made a string of deeply offensive and bigoted remarks comparing black people to pick an unease with watermelon smiles gay p

was this week britain's independent economic full cost set a new deal brics it would plunge the economy into recession next year on chunks of the philip hammond has hinted he would vote against his own government to stop a no deal scenario was he in some cabinet colleagues rebelled in a commons vote which effectively stops the prime minister suspending parliament in the run up to the brics it deadline at the end of october still the threat remains real for these marches. with an early election a real possibility they will be politicians to listen with 0. thousands of relatives from bosnia and across europe gathered for the burial of $86.00 bosniak muslims 27 years after they were killed and dumped in a ravine the victims mainly prisoners from the war era detention camps for non serbs were told they were being released in a prison prisoner exchange but they were driven to the core economy cliffs lined up by the edge of the ravine and shot by bosnian serb forces in august 1000 $900.00 to $200.00 bodies which included bosnian war only found last year they were on the rocks piled over them

31st no ifs or buts and we will do a new deal a better deal that will maximize the opportunities of brics it while allowing us to develop a new and exciting partnership with the rest of europe based on free trade and mutual support i have every confidence that in 1009 days' time we will have cracked it but you know what we aren't going to wait 99 days because the british people have had enough of waiting the time has come to act to take decisions to give strong leadership and to change this country for the better and the queen has just honored me with this extraordinary office of state my job is to serve you the people because there is a there is one point we politicians need to remember it is that the people are our bosses my job is to make your streets safer and we're going to win with another 20000 police on the streets and we start recruiting 4th wave my job. is to make sure you don't have to wait 3 weeks to see your g.p. and we start work this week with 20 new hospital upgrades and ensuring that the money for the n.h.s. really does get to the frontline. my job is to protect you or yo

as conservative party leadership contest insists the brics it will prove his point his artie's poly boyko with more details. ever since that demand putin declared that liberalism is obsolete in that interview ahead of the g 20 summit in japan there's been plenty of discussion about what liberalism actually means there are plenty of those that are keen to counter the russian president's hypothesis one such figure is boris johnson the favorite to be the u.k.'s next prime minister he's written a lengthy article in the telegraph where he's defended liberalism in the u.k. saying that it's made the country a fair a prosperous and a meritocratic society and he contrasts that with the way that he views the kremlin and in one part of the article he really lays into the russian political system but the conclusion of boris's defense of liberalism is that the u.k. has to leave the e.u. by the 31st of october otherwise the u.k. risks looking like an illiberal and undemocratic country one of the problems with the e.u. as it has developed over the past 45 years of our membership is that this is begun se

it is ground that's going to farrar as leader of the brics it policy but few doubt johnson he famously made the now defunct claim breaks it would say $350000000.00 pounds a week is headed for 10 downing street here to see if the fact that we are back to get the prime minister in place and on a very very very slow and incredibly unrepresentative portion of the population has elected who is peddling the worst kind of bricks and a new deal crush out bricks that no jobs young people's opportunities and potentially even peace mainly it's boris johnson and his commitment to leaving the youth home what may that's motivating many of these protests is ironically the chances of a no deal breaks it may have diminished in the last few days. this week britain's independent economic full cost set a new deal brics it would plunge the economy into recession next year chunks of the philip hammond has hinted he would vote against his own government to stop a no deal scenario. in some cabinet colleagues rebelled in a commons vote which effectively stops the prime minister suspending parliament in the run

jeremy hunt on boris johnson attracting the same populist grounds as nigel farrar as leader of the brics it policy but few doubt johnson he famously made the now defunct claim breaks it would say 350000000 pounds a week is headed for 10 downing street here to see if the fact that we are back to get prime minister and paste on us a very very very slow and incredibly unrepresentative portion of the population has elected who is peddling the worst kind of bricks at a new deal crush out bricks that will hurt jobs young people's opportunities and potentially even peace mainly it's boris johnson and his commitment to leaving the e.u. home what may that's motivating many of these protesters ironically the chances of a no deal breaks it may have diminished in the last few days. this week britain's independent economic for costa said a new deal breaks it would plunge the economy into recession next year and chancellor philip hammond has hinted he would vote against his own good. limits to stop a no deal scenario. in some cabinet colleagues rebel going to come of this vote which effectively stops

street a rousing welcome from a loyal team prime minister boris johnson's new cabinet dominated by brics it hardliners at the 1st pep talk and as you well know we have a momentous task of the people in our country's history we all know i've committed. to leaving the european union. october really don't know if they've got there's far too much noise in this train but in parliament a very different mood johnson had promised to unite the conservative party but his ruthless decision to sack or sidelined 17 senior ministers may have done the opposite for his enemies on the back benches on many but his 1st statement was one of optimism channeling his hero winston churchill painting a picture of a golden future for britain that is why i believe that if we've been there our seniors do the toss. there is every chance that in pretty 50. into it i fully intend to be a rock. i don't know what this is here it is joy. that we will be able to look back only this period this extraordinary period as the beginning of a new golden age for our you know. for the opposition leader dismantle that idea. no one

court at the moment is the uncertainty and worries about brics it so if you were to have this brics a cloud lifted you would actually expect the u.k. economy to be to bounce back very quickly so within itself that does help the u.k. economy to deal with brics it the further sterling falls the quicker the bank of england responds assent if the government works also introduce fiscal stimulus package these will help so will be looking at policymakers it can be doing rather well who knows how it will pan out we shall have to wait and see as usual appreciate that thanks for much thank you. more from london but later in the bulletin spoke to reshow in the hall thank you nic they allege a mastermind of september 11th attacks says he may be willing to help the victims and their lawsuit against saudi arabia in return colleague shaikh mohammed wants the u.s. government not to seek the death penalty against him from washington d.c. as particle in explaining the court proceedings so far. this offer of assistance 1st comes in this court filing it's all part of the lawsuit from the survivors and vi

yes one can speculate of course but the story so far has got nothing directly to do with brics it but it is linked with because the there's a view in britain. has expressed this already the whitehall the officials british officials with diplomatic service are in brussels and so on are all in corrigible against that all remaining those are not all trying to sabotage it now that i think is grossly unfair to the civil service but of course it's perfectly true that most people who have experience of international are against brics or. just finally this. you see it's always been somebody from the civil service who has taken these positions for the u.k. you know that's different to other countries including america do you think that this might propel a sea change to the next prime minister wanting to get you know his or her in what is one of the most prominent positions in the diplomatic corps i've seen. his name being put out there as well do you think he could be the next. to the us for instance he's got a good relationship with. the only person who's actually proposed that is trump himse

with people who think a decent relationship with united states is the most important thing because of brics it and by the end of the week the position towards iran might have changed and might well become more hawkish so whatever jeremy hunt ends up saying the next half hour or so martin even be the. position by the end of the week you see what happens for the moment. thanks lawrence let's cross over to tyrol would also jory standing by monitoring events for us of course i'm sure tyrol will be watching and listening to every word that comes out of the british parliament in a little while but the iranians have also been talking about the situation regarding the seized. yes there's been a press briefing by the government spokesperson i lead ip who addressed this issue when asked by reporters he was very very clear that this is has not been what the iranians believe to be a reciprocal act for the seizure by the british navy of the grace one tanker in the strait of gibraltar on july 4th the position of the government is that these are 2 very different scenarios and that what the united kingdom

emerging nations at the g. 20 summit is 50 percent of the joint was between the brics countries and shifting to trade using not only national currencies is moving along well. to cut their use of global currencies russia and china will have to avoid swift which is the world's largest payment system seized 511000 financial institutions in $200.00 countries and is heavily reliant on the dollar so its claims to be politically neutral but has repeatedly blocked access to russian and chinese banks due to u.s. sanctions russia and china are also working on developing ruble and yuan financial instruments and in a similar development the e.u. has created a settlement platform called instax to allow firms to continue trading with iran by passing u.s. sanctions washington has expressed its concern over the move my national communications director at the 10th amendment center told us america's use of the dollar as a tool of economic warfare will backfire. well i think is just. a matter of self-defense in many ways the u.s. is use the swift system as combat billy club as an instrument of foreign

wants to block bret's it and that would be a betrayal of the many by the few yes as britain has for brics it all been assembled and the entire remained team around him this in a week when those who seek an anti neo liberal e.u. were arguably dealt a blow is the e.u. chose people like the head of the i.m.f. to run the european banking system yes this person the head of the international monetary fund has been found guilty by a french court of negligence when she was the country's finance minister christine lagarde had denied accusations which said she allowed the misuse of public funds over a 400000000 euros state payout to a business tycoon the chapter new head of the e.c.b. is also notorious for backing austerity across europe in britain austerity is linked to hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths back in westminster he has long time crusader against austerity german corbin showing his impatience this government mr speaker is now an irrelevance the 2 candidates is it see. the 2 candidates to succeed her i've only got fantasy plans since she and her successors have no answers doesn'

by demanding a rethink with time running out until britain's next brics it deadline campaign is from around the country rejected the idea of leaving the e.u. with no deal something both prospective conservative leaders say they can live with is dangerous and democratic know the electorate but we think the brits is a better idea to want to make sure that they know what we think we should now have a step in the end and so that now the people are well informed to know exactly what we're being up to snow when they're what we were told in the name of to reason may's replacement is conservative leader and prime minister is announce next tuesday these protesters accused both candidates jeremy hunt and boris johnson of treading the same populist grounds as nigel farrar as leader of the brics a party but few doubt johnson he famously made the now defunct claim breaks it would say 350000000 pounds a week is headed for 10 downing street here to see if the fact that we are about to get a prime minister and paste on us that a very very very small and incredibly unrepresentative portion of the pop

and may be the worse off in the on the european union side when the brics a deal or no deal goes through on october 31st or later so you find germany in a very particular situation i'm going merkel also extending her congratulations also saying we look forward to working to you but for example the b.t.i. a major german business interest group have much stronger words saying hard exit hard brags it is a catastrophe and no deal would be a worst case scenario anything else will be better because the german economy is looking for real losses in a messy breck's and yet there's no way to for any of the players to get out unscathed brakes obviously the most pressing issue and that's what boris johnson built his campaign railing but what other issues are you going to have to tackle i mean i'm thinking of the brand yeah i mean let's not forget he's the prime minister of a country so he has a lot of issues to deal with iran as you just mentioned that's going to be the big thing i mean it's just coming out today that british lawmakers british policy makers are going to lose european countries looki

the joint work between the brics countries and shifting to trade using our own national currencies is moving along well to cut their use of global currencies like the dollar and euro russia and china will have to avoid swift which is the world's largest payment system it is why $11000.00 financial institutions and $200.00 countries and is heavily reliant on the dollar so if claims to be a neutral political a but has repeatedly blocked access to russian and chinese banks to us sanctions russia and china are also working on developing ruble and you on financial instruments and in a similar development the e.u. has created a settlement platform called instax to allow firms to continue trading with iran bypassing u.s. sanctions washington has of course expressed its concerns over the move we go live now to michael hart the national communications director at the 10th amendment center social movement for more on this now why are countries so keen to wean themselves off the dollar do you think i think is just. a matter of self-defense in many ways the u.s. is use the swiss system is kind of

here comes trouble and its name is the brics it party it is now the biggest single party in the european parliament and as such is the best representation of how this institution is in flux as just one example has already threatened to help vote down the e.u. budgets and it doesn't like the way that europe does deals the whole way the group systems work again very undemocratic you know you have to tie up with people in 7 other countries and you know if you were leaving and everybody else wants to stay then there's no sense in that sort of britishers. they certainly started as they mean to go on turning their backs in the chamber during the inauguration ceremony as the european anthem was played. so there are new fault lines everywhere outside a big castle and demonstration in protest against spain for blocking their leader. from taking his seat inside. and across the floor of the chamber knew right swing populists viewed with fear and suspicion by the establishment center writes while over on the left surging greens and liberals many wearing yellow stop bricks it t. shirts are just as ke

was this week britain's independent economic full cost set a new deal brics it would plunge the economy into recession next year and chunks of the philip hammond has hinted he would vote against his own government to stop a no deal scenario was he in some cabinet colleagues rebelled in a commons vote which effectively stops the prime minister suspending parliament in the run up to the bricks. that deadline at the end of october still the threat remains real for these marches and with an early election a real possibility they want the politicians to listen to the barber al-jazeera london. the large barricades have been erected in their home calls government headquarters braces for another day of protest tens of thousands of people are getting expected to demonstrate against the controversial extradition bill sunday's anticipated protest follows a rally of supporters of pro china groups rebel pride is there. in a city more used to protests against its government this day belong to the pro establishment camp thousands turned out for a so-called safeguard hong kong rally calling for unity i

is refusing to renegotiate the brics that withdrawal agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister e.u. commission president john vause johnson of the fog and that the existing deal is the best and the only one possible but johnson is insisting he can get a deal by the end of october charlie and never ports from london. inside 10 downing street a rousing welcome from a loyal team prime minister boris johnson's new cabinet dominated by breck's it hardliners at the 1st pep talk and we have. to ask the people in our country's history we are. leaving. now if they are not the old i apologize for interrupting the promise of this far too much noise in this strain but in parliament a very different johnson had promised to unite the conservative party but his ruthless decision to sack or sidelined 17 senior ministers may have done the opposite. his 1st statement was one of optimism channeling his hero winston churchill promising a golden era for britain and then a message to the european union asking them to rethink the current deal their country the values its independe

it because deutsche bank's been signalling now for what 18 months 2 years or so look brics it is bad news for our investment as a global banker in the square mile in the city of london that you're talking about . well certainly there will be some analysts who think that's the case piece that they look at the circumstance of the factors you're outlining there and they might sort of the might have 2nd thoughts about the direction that that is being taken there certainly from a doj a bank perspective they want to move away from share trading and the move away from hedge funds and that sort of thing they want to return what you might call to more old fashioned banking practices as it were more reliable perhaps banking practices and they they believe that the way to return to profitability at least the sorts of profitability that they used to enjoy is to go down this line of rationalizing jobs which is effectively code for shedding jobs in london and indeed in other of the cities around the world where large financial institutions operate daughter back clearly sees that as the the point t

was this week britain's independent economic full cost set a new deal brics it would plunge the economy into recession next year on chunks of the philip hammond has hinted he would vote against his own government to stop a no deal scenario was he in some cabinet colleagues rebelled in a commons vote which effectively stops the prime minister suspending parliament in the run up to the brics it deadline at the end of october still the threat remains real for these marches. with an early election a real possibility they want the politicians to listen to the barber al-jazeera. the death toll in monsoon flooding in south asia has risen to 160 people as millions are affected across 3 countries over the past week at least 90 people have died in nepal and 62 in india's northeast and assam state animals are also risk in india's causing rangan national park home to the largest population of the protected one horned indian rhino more than 100 animals have died but reports marooned on what looks like an island these one whom dry knows in buffalo have no choice but to wait for the floodwaters to rec

of its economy a proven right on the day that boris johnson gets to work on his promise to deliver brics it within a few months trading partners of warning him to go gently. german business leaders point out that even under his previous essar to resume a trade between the 2 countries had been falling figures put the decline in u.k. exports to germany of more than 6 percent between january and may the united kingdom used to be the number 5 trade partner of germany and last year this fall down to number 6 and this year also 2 to number 7 so there is not directed at all and we can already see the negative impacts reacting to boris johnson's victory in the conservative leadership votes on tuesday the world trade organization said it wanted to see the smoothest possible break suits pointing out the e.u. accounts of 47 percent of u.k. exports but having been elected by tory members impatient to get out of the european union boris johnson will be considering who to listen to. gold is one of the rarest elements in the world and it's in high demand as a safe haven in times of market volatility qu

to abolish the backstop in any new brics agreement it is the most contentious part of the brics a deal on one of the reasons why it has been approved by the u.k. parliament. more than 3 football fields a minute it's that is the rate of deforestation that is now hitting the brazilian amazon the world's largest rain forest is being destroyed at a pace from which it may never recover 1345 square kilometers of forest have been cleared so far this month mostly for farmland that is nearly the size of london a 3rd of all pristine rain forest in brazil has been cut down or burned and that includes places where tribes of people have cared for the land for centuries scientists say the amazon could now become a savannah brazil's president has moved fast to dismantle environmental regulations cutting budgets and giving more power to miners and the agricultural industry but all this could also affect brazil's biggest ever trade deal which is with the european union it's not yet been ratified and commits both sides to slowing deforestation and imo it is a campaign coordinator for fur and that's an e

leaving the european union without a deal increases british prime minister boris johnson wants a new brics it deal with the youth leaders and is refusing to meet them until the agree to renegotiate join a whole has more from london. well dramatic it may be but it's no great surprise this for all in the value of the pound it has fallen on aggregate for the last 3 years since the brakes at referendum in june 2016 now reaching its lowest point since march 2017 that was the date when the article 50 process was triggered giving the u.k. 2 years to reach a deal to leave the european union and that exit date has now been delayed twice to october the 31st the new deadline and that is now in the focus of the minds of investors as they look at boris johnson the new prime minister's promise to take the u.k. out on a buyout over the 31st come what may do or die deal or no deal in the warre for investors is that this process this brinkmanship strategy with the european union boris johnson saying he wants a deal demanding such a high price for that deal the removal of the dreaded northern ireland backst

all island is concerned about the brics it has been put forward by the 2 contenders to be the next british prime minister a senior irish politician say they don't know how the country can maintain an open border without a deal they fear the peace process could be under threat reports from the european parliament in strasburg. they've been choosing the new president of the european parliament very soon breck's its will go right back to the top of the agenda one of either boris johnson or jeremy hunt's will become the u.k.'s new prime minister and both men say they're prepared to take the u.k. out of the european union by the end of october without a deal as it stands the european position remains that everything will be done to protect the islands from being destabilized in that event we have very firm in supporting the fact that we want to see osis or want to avoid it in order and we want to respect the safeguard for something they could be overseeing the market. but how hunt and johnson both suggest they would get around the issue of customs checks at the irish border by simply waving goo

you use one so there are definitely things to do and i do believe that we will end up with a no do brics that because that's probably the only thing that the parliament will not stop and that is the problem we have a lot of m.p.'s who will go out of their way to stop the u.k. leaving even though the u.k. democratically voted to leave and the only way you can change the concern is const to. the then members of parliament is of course to have an election so i do think we'll probably have an election quite soon. i don't see another way around that. i expect various tories have been particularly. active in stopping bricks it will probably lose their seats. and there's a chance will depends on where labor comes down whether they support remaining and or whether they support leaving there's a bit of a division in the labor party at the moment but whichever way they go they they have to choose carefully they either locate london and back remaining or and that's loses them the north or they placate the north and back leaving and that loses them london to the liberal democrats so. it's going to b

taken up his new job as british prime minister in his 1st speech johnson pledged to reach a bold new brics a deal with a european union by october 31st he also appointed a new team of cabinet ministers. in washington former spouse.

is refusing to renegotiate the brics it with a drawn agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister it commission president john told you in qatar boris johnson over the phone that the existing deal is the best and only one possible johnson insists he can get a new deal by the end of october chaldea angela reports from london. inside 10 downing street a rousing welcome from a loyal team prime minister boris johnson's new cabinet dominated by brics it hardliners had their 1st pep talk and we have. to ask the people. whose history we are. living. through. they've got the old i apologize for interrupting the present there's far too much noise in this strain but in parliament a very different johnson had promised to unite the conservative party but his ruthless decision to sack sidelined 17 senior ministers may have done the opposite . his 1st statement was one of optimism channeling his hero winston churchill promising a golden era for britain and then a message to the european union asking him to rethink the current deal no country that values its independence and

and the new british prime minister brings new worries for business with the brics that brinksmanship into much dreaded no deal. this is your business report i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for watching it's a modest cut interest rates that has some scratching their heads the u.s. federal reserve has lowered rates by a quarter percent despite strong economic indicators in the country officials pointed to softening business investment and muted inflation it's been a long time since the last rate cut almost 11 years in fact that was december 2008 on the tail end of federal reserve efforts to prime financial markets during the recession it's only gone up since then in line with the recovering and eventually booming american economy now compare that to the european central bank where the deposit rate has long been below 0 and where policymakers are still cutting and that's putting even more pressure on the fed as rate cuts devalue the euro against the dollar affecting trade balances and then there's the pressure from u.s. president donald trump he's repeatedly pushed for a larger inter

things will happen so it's as much as anything else it seems to me that the in its for the delivery of brics it is as much a peep in the sense of what it's a gather as it is to do with national interests and that's not a partisanship mulloy it's what they say who sells that now you're a young neighbor and i want to put this to this comes and pfizer mahmoud says in the black and minority ethnic office the london young and slacks this point about this concept of the surprise have a. story to collection is the hierarchy includes millions of people having senator of our country but there is a consequence people heroes life and death situations because mr zinni returns this election really goes 1st don't think the bigger he ramadans the grounds it's nigh on the to 800 number it is called black people pickaninnies and jeremy hunt has done more than anyone to dismantle our national health service. danielle is kind of i mean. i think she she phrased well as simply and you know we've got someone who has and hunt someone who books the n.h.s. and then we've gone out and bought a someone who wants to se

start working for the belt again that's all we need to do so some british remain optimistic about brics it even while enjoying an expensive holiday in paris. and now to some of the other global business stories making news. the u.s. tech giant apple profits later 13 percent to $10000000000.00 at the end of the last quarter the i phone make its attempts to grow its services business are bearing fruit services revenue growth to a new record of nearly $12000000000.00. apple's results beat analyst expectations. the protests against the hong kong government are affecting the economy analysts say they are driven away or driving away tourists and hitting hong kong's reputation as a regional trade and finance hub and the ongoing trade dispute between china and the us is also hitting economic growth. samsung has posted a drop in a net profit of more than 50 percent for the 2nd quarter of the year to $4400000000.00 a south korean tech giant puts the slump down to global factors such as the us china trade will. is american wine better than french wine well president on a trump thinks so and he hop

personality in terms of approach even though they both will have premierships largely defined by the brics it what do we expect broadly speaking of course johnson not what is the party expect i think we're going to get what we've seen over the last few weeks boris johnson to quote his opponent jeremy hunt peddling optimism now there's a lot to be said for that in a politician ronald reagan is seen as one of the most successful american presidents partly because he was so optimistic morning in america remember all of that rest. now in a sense it was quite meaningless but it gave everyone a sense of uplift in this country at the moment is very divided not just on burke said but many other things i think people could do with a bit of a not without rhetoric it's got to come to the perseverance the don't get determination to succeed and he knows that if you doesn't succeed in getting us out of the e.u. that's what he will be defined by as well and interesting to note in as well in terms of comparing the 2 that to reason may. remain hot was not necessarily always entirely in the leave project ev

possible not only on the european issues and the continuation of the negotiations obviously linked to brics it but also on the international issues that make up our daily lives and on which we are closely coordinated particularly with the british and the germans whether that's the situation in iran or international security issues on this one that you don't. get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world the swedish based operator of the british flag tanker seized by a wrong last week in the strait of hormuz says that it is still waiting for permission to visit the ship's crew $23.00 members there none of the senate imperial crew are british citizens they are mostly indian filipinos also including russian and latvian nationals. former chinese premier league has died at the age of 90 the hard line leader was best known for his role in the bloody crackdown in the tiananmen square pro-democracy protests in 1989 chinese state media said that lee died of an unspecified illness. and in venezuela electricity is slowly being restored across the country after a blackout on mon