you can't talk about bts without talking about the bts army and the group themselves are concerned the fans —— to be constantly pointing towards the fans but i think they are quite sincere. they seem so. think they are quite sincere. they seem so. thank you forjoining us. an update about the us president donald trump and the japanese by minister. they discussed north korea by phone and confirmed they would meet before the us north korea summit. trump and abe "affirmed the shared imperative of achieving the complete and permanent dismantlement of north korea's nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and ballistic missile programs." on tuesday, the republic of ireland's government will introduce legislation legalising abortion. that's just a few days after the historic vote that saw a landslide decision to liberalise it's strict abortion laws. here's the final results — 66% voted in favour of legalising abortion. that included these two — the two leaders of the republican sinn fein political party — and as you can see they're holding a sign saying the "north is next". that's because the

i like bts. >> just so you don't get the hate speech. k-pop, i mean, bts fans are rabid.understand they also have buying power. we'll break that down a little later in "the skinny." but welcome here on a memorial day. it's not really the memorial day a lot of people wanted, especially in the eastern united states. >> subtropical storm alberto is churning around the gulf of mexico, just off the florida panhandle. landfall is expected about midday, but it's already bringing strong winds and heavy rain to that area. >> we want to give you a live look right now. panama city, florida. some bands of rain have been coming in overnight. the waves don't appear to be too high at this point. but beaches are deserted there and in nearby areas, which are usually full of tourists for the holiday weekend. now we know alberto's gone way too far. in tampa, they had to cancel the margarita festival. >> oh, not good. >> in pensacola, they are getting ready, some festivals canceled, roads closed. the search is on overnight for a missing surfer. >>> a weather disaster has already hit ellicott

the next two years bt is committing roughly around 15% of 15% to cap—ex.. this will evolve over the next 10-15 not. this will evolve over the next 10—15 years. 5g is something we have been talking about a long time but it will not be a reality for between let's say ten years. 4g will coexist with sg let's say ten years. 4g will coexist with 5g networks until the mid 20205. it is a good starting point but it is plain catch up. you have telecoms on the continent who have been investing a long time, such as spain which has fibre roll—out to 33% of households. a big difference.

bt had a tough time.andal in italy and fails to meet targets and it seems to be they have decided to do a radical restructure. 13,000 jobs. they want to free up cash to invest in 5g and faster into that. they said they want to reinvest in hiring more engineers. that these jobs that are going our administrative and managerial. it is an incredibly concerning time for families of people who work there. let's go to the daily telegraph. to a story on the daily telegraph. to a story on the inside pages. a poignant story about barbara windsor admitting through her husband she has alzheimer's. it is one of those stories, she is raising awareness and there is a quote from christopher biggins, a close friend, saying barbara will be brilliant. she will do this with good grace and a sense of fun. she is an icon in our culture and country that everybody loves. she brings a smile to the face. obviously this is sad, but the fact you get something like this and people talking about it, and their families or friends, that

what beef have the investors got with bt? investors got with bt?s not that bad. that bad. time to go to andrews air force base. force base. former prisoners from north korea arriving in america. they have been released. released. president donald trump at the airbase. airbase. he will welcome those prisoners personally. prisoners personally. expecting any minute now for them to emerge. emerge. they have been on american soil for several yea rs now. they have been on american soil for several years now. several years now. the talks between president trump and the north korean leader. and the north korean leader. not know the details of that right now. now. these three men kim, tony, and kim, would be released. would be released. arrived on air force 120 minutes ago at the air force base. at the air force base. about those people is one was held in may last year. in may last year. arrested at pyongyang international airport in april. airport in april. missionary in their 60s held for ten years of hard labour. years of hard labour. clear he will perso

bt is no longer acting ina for the future.where it is the major provider of a simple telephone network. these days, we have broadband networks, 5g networks, and there is a lot of competition, so bt needs to respond. it is cutting costs by getting rid ofjupiter asian between its various divisions, cutting 13,000 jobs out of 100,000. —— duplication. it is also recruiting 6000 engineering staff to help build the networks and see off the competition. consumers are being warned that food could become much more expensive in the uk after brexit if a trade agreement isn't reached. that's according to a new house of lords report. the committee says that the tariff on imports is likely to rise, and that it had "no doubts" that this would lead to price increases at the checkout. 0ur environment correspondent claire marshall has the details. half the food we eat is imported. 30% of this comes from the european union. the uk is now negotiating its own trade deals, but it is not clear what the terms will be. according to the lords report, i

bt is to cut 13,000 jobs.e company is trying to cut its costs by more than £1.5 billion over the next three years. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones is at bt‘s headquarters in london. sophie, over the three decades since it was privatised bt has tried to reinvent several times to reinvent itself — but this is a really big shake—up. the company has more work than 106,000 employees around the world. but 13,000 jobs are going in, two thirds in the uk. among the places the close, versus bt‘s head office right in the heart of the city of london, which is closing, a big rationalisation of the sheer number of buildings the company has, stripping away lots of layers of management. that is because it is facing big cost pressures. bt spent a lot of money on tv sports rights, spending more on rolling out fast fibre and it has a big hole in its pension fund. it said it will be more competitive after this, but the unions are saying this is a devastating blow to skilled professionals whose expertise will be los

rbs -- rds shell, and bt going ex dividend.e going to be watching very carefully to see how that will ripple through the market. london will have a positive start. rbs trading strongly this morning and you could see next trading strongly. here are some of the things you need to know about in terms of the desk before the start of the markets. a decentinishing with close. in terms of foreign exchange markets, the euro-dollar trading where was this time yesterday. rate ise [indiscernible] decision.t the where will the votes flip tell us where we are with the markets? we are trading with a 78 handle on the brand contract. we will watch to see whether or not that pushes higher and provides upside. you could find yourself in a situation with the higher oil price that could take that out. let's talk about where we are with futures. this is the picture. let's give you an idea of what is going on. the fair value is in front of a positive 100th start, three-4/10 of 1%. positive. we are going to be seeing a more positive situation. we are

you may not have heard of them, but a lot of people have, bts, they're making their way into history.he seven-member group, bts, just became the first k-pop act to debut at number one on the u.s. billboard chart. the album titled "love yourself" here is also the first foreign language album to top the chart in 12 years. >> yeah, so even though most of their lyrics are not in english, they're in korean, except for this song, their concerts are selling out across the united states. they rap, they sing, they do everything. >> oh, yeah. >>> fans at a high school softball game in california united over a song that wasn't going to be played. the crowd would be told there would be no national anthem, then this happened? ♪ they just started singing the anthem on their own. >> apparently when there are several games in a row, the anthem is only played before the first game, the stadium's event coordinator says it will be played before every game. >> great to see that on this memorial day. we'll be right back. says it will be played before every game. >> great to see that on this memorial day.

the deficit will be met over a 13 year time so says bt this morning.eping a close eye on all of this breaking news coming through this morning and we see bt talking about a three-year reduction of around 13,000. we will back with the numbers shortly. we want to bring you some live joint baseming from andrews. it is 2:00 a.m. over there. jong-un releasing the detainees, trump says he will be there to meet them. we will bring you these pictures now. we will return to the earnings conversation. ofning us now i'm a the ceo bt group. let's get back to your numbers. my's see, the first to get attention is what you were saying around the pension deficit. how sustainable will that be? >> we were announcing quite a lot this morning. results in line with expectations, in line with guidance, slightly lower because of choices we made on revenue. the pension, we are announcing we have come to an agreement with the trustees around the triannual evaluation. the most important take away, there is too important takeaways. it is now shut for future accords. contribution

talked to widows and i will say what was the budget and they bring out packages of seeds and they all bt. as an anti g.m.o. activist vandana shiva is known worldwide she lays the blame for mass suicide amongst indian farmers squarely on the shoulders of corporations that sell the seeds of this for us as a very special place or what have you in bottom that so this is our seed bank about two thousand five hundred varieties of different kind of crops from the different we to the different prices to the different millet these are millet's which we call for water and fords because the green revolution. we call them because the green revolution declared them as inferior crops and they have forty times more nutrition. than diana and her followers are fighting for plant diversity and she's afraid that thanks to american corporations there will soon only be four kinds of potato left in a couple of weeks for ids and so if god forbid there's any of those remaining types should feel prey to a new strain of disease that could herald the start of world wide famine that's why she's committed saving see

might soon have to change their curriculums to teach more about the contributions made by the elegy bt communities in u.s. history summers has passed a bill on wednesday meaning it could become a bit obligatory if it can one if it clears one more hurdle and is approved by the states house of representatives l g b t topics will see to change to the topics ranging from science to civil rights and from art to sport new school books if the bill is approved will have to represent and promote the diversity of american society and it would make illinois the second state to make the changes to its curriculum after california the bill being passed has got plenty talking to with some saying history will take on a more accurate portrayal while others have expressed concern especially considering illinois has a large religious population to discuss the issue further we spoke to media commentator gina loudon and human rights activist peter tatchell. it's very important that people understand the contribution that gay people have made i think is about informing straight kids so they understand bt is

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test of the hamas has a solution so it's creating more problems bt cottonseed says solis by the monsanto corporation leaving for she said distributor of transgenic sees crops but in many places with because it is actually not suitable for calculation we deported seed companies on the seed back and this is the this is what you didn't want to do good conditions so this is basically deception of the farmers and the third thing is that they actually spend huge amounts of money on advertising. they sure images of american farmers with tractors and see it going to be rich and just take this heat and you don't you pay for it yet you know because you're going to be a million minae you'll be able to pay for it they don't tell the farmer you can save the seat they don't tell the farmer it might fail because it's not meant for dry areas it's meant for irrigation involves an abrogation they don't do the farmer that. it's usually under lab so the pharma takes it on doesn't really have a sense of how how much costs he'll have to bear. it doesn't work so he goes and takes another bunch of seed and then

. >>> and bt shares fall sharply as further restructuring fails to connect with investors. the company cut its profit guidance and warns of regulatory pressures. >>> and the three americans held by north korea have been welcomed back to u.s. soil by u.s. president donald trump. >> i think he did this because i really think he wants to do something and bring that country into the real world. i really believe that. >>> good thursday morning from me here in london. let's look at european markets you can see there's a positive picture across the continent for those trading. a number of them closed for ascension day. the ftse 100 into positive territory. the dax the clear leader up almost 0.64% the cac 40 is up 0.10 %. the ftse mib trading just above the flat line. looking at sectors across europe media is performing well retail is up 0.60% that sector bouncing well with some numbers you can see oil and gas among one of the main losers so far. the energy sector down 0.50% looking at oil, a major factor in the market movements over the last few days. both wti crude and brent are

the south korean boyband, bts, has become the first k—pop group to top the us album charts. took the number one spot on the billboard 200 on sunday. let's have a listen... music. the group is one of south korea's best—known and most lucrative musical exports. despite not singing in english, bts have already toured the us and sold out venues in cities across the country. let's return to the four—year search for the missing malaysian airlines flight mh370 which is due to end on tuesday. the passengerjet disappeared on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing and the latest search conducted by a private company and lasting 90 days appears to have failed. earlier i spoke to ellis taylor from flight global. at this stage there is no sign they have turned up any evidence of the missing malaysia airlines jet. have turned up any evidence of the missing malaysia airlinesjet. this search is different from previous, because it was an area further north. it was the spot a lot of the scientists and those who had in the calculation said it is the most likely spot where it went down. but it a

the south korean boyband, bts, has become the first k—pop group to top the us album charts. sold out venues in cities across the country. good for them. you are watching bbc news. bye for now. hello. good morning. 0n hello. good morning. on monday, there was some respite. most parts of the uk were fine, dry and warm but we're not out the woods yet. there are more storms and more heavy rain in the next few days in this warm and humid air that we have across the uk. cloud threatened to give us a few storms in the south of england, they were not very many at all. 27 degrees here, the warmest day coming into the southern counties of england. rain across england, eastern scotland. that low club retreating back the eastern areas. a few more heavy showers possible to the midlands, towards wales late in the midlands, towards wales late in the day. the warmest weather in the sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, so a lovely day here. boat showers may ease off for a while but we may see another cluster of heavy rain and thunderstorms pushing back into the south—east and east ang

let's talk about bt. they are cutting 13,000 jobs, talk about bt.3,000 jobs, aiming to save £1.5 billion, so this sounds like a really serious cut in terms of the job numbers. is this going to make the organisation fit to go forward and compete? it'll make it fit, because gavin patterson said we've been overweight, too many middle management, too many back—office jobs, and in a way it is damning, because if that's true, why did you not do this a long time ago? they are hoping to avoid compulsory redundancies, not ruling it out, but bearin redundancies, not ruling it out, but bear in mind, they have got about 100,000 employees, so it's a big number, and this should be seen in context. they are also creating another 6000 jobs, trying to do things like re—focused on building out digital services. a lot of people will be saying this cost—cutting is evidence that their foray into sport, buying some of the premier league rights, was an expensive vanity project which did not work. they were losing subscriber numbers, so i think this isa subscriber numbers,

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shares in bt have dropped by more than 9%, after the firm announced it's cutting 13,000 jobs around theion, and respond to intense competition in the telecoms sector. food could become much more expensive in the uk after brexit, if a trade agreement isn't reached, according to a new house of lords report. the committee says that the tariff on imports is likely to rise, and that this would lead to price increases at the checkout. brexit—supporting politicians counter that prices will fall when unnecessary regulation is removed. our environment correspondent claire marshall has the details. half the food we eat is imported. 30% of this comes from the european union. the uk is now negotiating its own trade deals, but it is not clear what the terms will be. according to the lords report, if there is no agreement, there could be severe price rises for shoppers. if we apply the equivalent of european tariffs, then, on average, that is some 22% on food prices that are imported. not all of that would go on food prices itself, but it obviously would have a major effect on the price of food. the

bt is to cut 13,000 jobs., with mainly management and back—office staff affected. bt will also move out of its london head office as part of a drive to cut costs by more than £1.5 billion over the next three years. an 18—year—old woman accused of planning a gun and grenade attack on the british museum has gone on trial at the old bailey. safaa boular is also accused of planning to travel to syria to join her fiance, who was fighting with the islamic state group. she denies the charges. there have been messages of support for the former eastenders and carry on star dame barbara windsor, who's revealed she's suffering from alzheimer's disease. her husband says dame barbara, who's 80, was diagnosed four years ago, but her condition has been worsening recently. half the population will develop cancer at some point in their lives, but the latest figures show hospitals across the uk are failing to meet their targets on waiting times for cancer treatment. patients who are urgently referred for treatment should be see

bt being the workers party, your party. i think the answer...k the answer to my question then is that brazilians should not accept such a result. dilma rousseff. .. thank you. accept such a result. dilma rousseff... thank you. thank you for being with us on hardtalk. hello there, good morning. 21 celsius was our high on monday. tuesday could be a little bit warmer. it's settling down, really, this week, a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine just as we saw yesterday. the week ahead sees very little rain at all. very weak weather fronts heading our way because high pressure is essentially in charge. it will be a bit cooler around the middle part of the week. the cooler air is going to come in behind that very weak weather front there. that's the first one to approach the uk but it's running into high pressure. not completely plain sailing, mind you, because there's areas of mist, fog and low cloud around some north sea coasts, burning back to the coast, lingering perhaps around the south—west approaches, then our weather front around scotland

this is part of the reason why the government has put pressure on bt to upgrade the networks and makethe uk as an economy is ready to tackle the digital era. many thanks. the metropolitan police has launched a dedicated unit to tackle stalking. the number of cases being reported in the capital has recently doubled with many more victims believed to not be coming forward. a new approach may see offenders wearing electronic tags with victims being alerted if they are nearby. frankie mccamley has this report now a master at self defence, della was stalked over a period of over three years. i felt in fear of my life, 100%. ididn't think... i didn't think it was just some guy with a little obsession, i felt internally, and my intuition was kicking off, that i was in real danger. she was just a teenager at the time and didn't realise what was happening. it was a case of things like relentless calling, messaging, turning up at places uninvited and stuff like that. a lot of threats of what could potentially happen to me if i didn't do this, didn't do that. it was quite ongoing for quite some

the financial times focuses on the news that telecoms giant bt is to cut 13,000 jobs in a drive to freedline — with pictures of two sisters — accused of plotting terror attacks in the uk. the express is leading with "sugar tax on food to wipe out diabetes" — three leading cardiologists have claimed tax could be the answer to britain's obesity problem. the telegraph homes in on damian hinds' selective school so—called revolution with a £50m cash injection — and georgina chapman, the estranged wife of disgraced former hollywood mogul harvey weinsten is pictured — she says she's still suffering the effects of his downfall. the mirror also leads with the funding for selective schools — but calls it a "scandal" and a "tory hand—out" and the times follows the trial of what it describes as britain's' first all—female terrorist group to plot attacks at the british museum and palace of westminster. the guardian also covers the torment of georgina chapman, the estranged wife of harvey weinstein. we will start with your paper jessica the guardian and the front page story we have run as our lead st

lg bt but it remains unchecked in others.addiction and homelessness. until we tackle these issues, we will have failed to undo the legacy of this most pernicious homophobic policy. thejournalist, matthew todd reporting. i am not only getting tired of e—mails from organisations telling me they are updating their privacy policy, i am tired of people making jokes about it. thankfully the new rules come into effect tomorrow. the traffic should be slowing up. despite this, most of us are in the dark as to what the law is and some companies wa nt what the law is and some companies want you to opt into their mailing list and others not. do those organisations understand it themselves? who better to explain it to us than david grossman. celebrating compliance, fingers crossed. a group of business people need to mark this milestone in their gdpjourney need to mark this milestone in their gdp journey with a curry. this lawyer runs a facebook group of 30,000 owners all read about implementing the new rules. we are getting these messages

talked to pop band bts about their new album and wo ♪ >>> meghan followed royal tradition when she hadd on the tomb of the unknown warrior on the westminster abbey. a tradition started in 1923. >> that bouquet included forget me nots, princess diana's favorites. little prin chess charlotte's crown including diana's favorite blooms. she showed science of joy and wonder. reminding us of her late grandmother. ♪ during the ceremony, harry seemed to tear up with emotion as his mother's favorite hymn was played. guide me oh, thou great redeerm. also sung at diandiana's funera years ago. meghan's 16-foot-long veil was another reminder of the late princess of wales. diana's veil billowed in the wind on her day with charles. >> was that a nod to the mother-in-law she'll never meet? >> charles spencer was one of the early arrivers. and her sister, lady jane fellowes did the bible reading. >> in many ways, it was like listening to diana. their voices are similar. >> arise, my love, my fair one. and come away. >> an enormous privilege for me to be invited here to an goal la. >> harry made an emoti

the contribution that gay people of made i think is about informing straight kids so they understand bt issues they their prejudice is broken down if a history book or any book whatever write about me personally i wouldn't want them to leave with my religious background my ethnicity and certainly not my sexual orientation fantastic extraordinary people from tchaikovsky to richard the lionhearted their gayness or their bisexuality is not the major factor but it's just about acknowledging that l.g. beauty people have existed throughout history and have made a very important contribution to the sciences the arts sport and culture well i think in an effort perhaps to be inclusive we've made a mistake a mis estimation if you will and what's happened is that a lot of groups have been taken advantage of by politicians who are willing to prey on people based on those identities i think that you know i don't the politics has been a response to exclusion because of decades of exclusion and marginalization some communities of how to organize it hasn't worked and what it's done instead is it's divi

talked to pop band bts about their new album and wo i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein ♪ >>> meghan followed royal tradition when she had her bow kay placed on the tomb of the unknown warrior on the westminster abbey. a tradition started in 1923. >> that bouquet included forget me nots, princess diana's favorites. little prin chess charlotte's crown including diana's favorite blooms. she showed science of joy and wonder. reminding us of her late grandmother. ♪ during the ceremony, harry seemed to tear up with emotion as his mother's favorite hymn was played. guide me oh, thou great redeerm. also sung at diandiana's funera years ago. meghan's 16-foot-long veil was another reminder of the late princess of wales. diana's veil billowed in the wind on her

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it was amazing to see the crowd get so excited by korean boy band bts and there was janet. >> get the point. good. let's dance. >> teaching kids how it's done. she's great. janet jackson honored with the icon award and the first black woman to get that honor. and more old school, salt and pepa, i love that. closed out the show there. that was fun. >> it was a great performances by all of those acts but salt and pepa invogue brought the house down. they were talking about me, what a man mighty good man and you too mike. >> you know, you're a great man. >> i was thinking about the great name spindarel la -- >> it was a good show. >> it was. >> i knew i would see the highlights this morning. >> i had it on making dinner. >> and had to help with math homework. >> a lot of fun. so we're starting out this morning with some clouds and mild weather. here's a look at our temperatures as you get ready to head out the door, it's 53 degrees in oakland and san francisco. also 53 in livermore and morgan hill. we're pretty much all about even and it's a cool start as we go through the morning commut

no comment from bts tonight. >>> now to a landmark legal ruling here in san francisco. >> a bay area man accused of stealing $5 and a bottle of cologne have been behind bars for almost a year. tonight, the report his days away, -- he is days away from being released. >> reporter: he is expected to walk out of jail within a week. facing robbery, elder abuse and theft charges. he has been detained for nearly a year because he could not afford to pay the $350,000 bail. today, this robbery suspect, seen wearing orange, found out that he will be released to a live-insenior citizen facility. he is accused of entering his elderly neighbor's home and liing in weight, stealing $5 cologne. >> leading to a landmark decision earlier this year. an appeals court must consider a defendant's ability to pay when setting bail. >> we are hope that this is a templet for other judges to follow. >> reporter: prosecutors tried to keep him in jail, arguing that he was a threat to public safety. >> we are very much in favor of moving away from money bail. we do so in a way that is safe. >> reporter: his cous

the best bed bt, cities at the coast, 68 on friday and still lookin' warm by sunday, 85. then by next monday, possibly our warmest day of the year. and we are looking at 90 degrees. >> wow. >> and it could stay into next tuesday's forecast. we're going to have more on the current fire outlook coming up at about 6:05 tonight. >> a very interesting week ahead of us. thank you, jeff. >>> still to come, a safer ride, bart says less crime is happening at its stations and on trains. its explanation for the drop in danger. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein - andre iguodala - won )t be playing tonight. he bruised his left leg in game 3 against the rockets. >>> happening now on our twitter fee

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the companies that provide the internet networks, such as bt and virgin, and cloud storage such as apple designing the apps on our phones that control smart devices. and retailers, the stores on the high street. and online, who sell smart products. but the code is only voluntary, and it's not due out until next year. certainly things that people can do as of now, check the passwords. is the device or the manufactured goods you have bought, does it have the facility to change the password? if it does, change it. check your route. there are things you can do as of now. right now, if a company discovers a security issue in their product, they have to end of life the product, just stop manufacturing it. that doesn't mean it. getting sold, but they have no obligation to fix those problems to make sure consumers are protected. how is that not illegal? it is maddening. so far, none of the big—name manufacturers have said whether they intend to sign up to the code of practice. for now, it's up to consumers to keep themselves safe and hope it isn't too late. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to

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