bt group reports a 14% drop in second—quarter adjusted earnings bt group reports a 4% drop in second—quarterhs to end of september. but the company's earnings still came in ahead of target, despite struggles to turn around its global services unit. our business correspondent, theo leggett, is in our business newsroom with more. talk us through it. it is a mixed bag but generally disappointing results from bt. a key problem is in its global services unit, the unit that provides outsourced network it infrastructure for companies and it seems the trend away from outsourcing is affecting that the mission. it has been weighing on bt's mission. it has been weighing on bt‘s results for a while. in this quarter profits were down 40% and sales down 10%, so that is the weak area. some concerns over bt‘s tv business despite the fact it has invested in sports rights, premier league sports rights. it only added 7000 new subscribers during the quarter, compared to 63,000 added last year. there is a bit of concern there. but on the other hand the eee mobile division has been doing well and that has offset

and leaders of some of the 190,000 groups affiliated to the cbi, including the head of bt. e the aerospace defence and security organisation a ds, a lobby group for the industries of the same name. and the software giant advance, and both aussies join me now. paul everitt first, from the ads. what is the most pressing issue for your sector? two we have been talking about this morning. the first is brexit and the key is to get a formal confirmation between the uk and the eu that there is going to be an implementation phase ora going to be an implementation phase or a transition phase, so that many businesses can have the time to make the changes they need to make in a measured way, rather than having to plan for the worst case scenario. another issue you are greatly concerned about is productivity, but your industry is doing very well. production rates have gone up 30% in five years. record profits. why is this a big issue for you? we are pa rt this a big issue for you? we are part of a global industry and competition is intense around the world, especially for successful ind

group. latest happened friday at bt.irginia and pennsylvania are working together to make an arrest. >>> a survivor who worked with senator al franken to write a bill for fellow survivors said the senator should take his name off the bill comes after allegations surfaced yesrd that the minnesota senator forcibly kissed and grope add woman. we've also learned franken abruptly cancel add speaking engagement at an upcoming book festival in atlanta. in a show of support, a group of eight former franken employees issued a joint statement today, saying the senator treated them with the utmost respect. >> meantime in alabama, a group of women rallied in support of roy more. he's facing a long list of allegations from several women accusing him of sexual misconduct. some when they were in their teens. supporters were on the steps i have the alabama state capital to say they believe the timing these allegations is suspicious. >> let me set the record straight. even after all at attacks against me, against my family, against the f

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group committing their crimes >> melissa howell is live with the latest. >> reporter: this happened right under the nose of the jewelry store owner. at btppened while he hadus store and he hadn't realized what had happen for two days. the woman you're about to see in that video came through this door, went underneath the door, to not make any noise, she then made her way down this aisle and into the back room, here is where she helped herself to this safe that was left open. we got surveillance video, we want to show you, this is the video that you see of seven people coming into the store. they distracted the owner while one of the women made her way to the back room and packed her skirt with items from the safe. she went to the back room two separate times, and then hung around the store before leaving. she got away with about $200,000 in cash and jewelry. and detectives in california, this is all too familiar. this is video from june 14th at honolulu jewelries in glendale. you see a group of six distracting sales associates as a seventh woman slips away and makes a swift move, then grabs jewelry and almost goes unnoticed but is c