let's get some more detail on this from our political correspondent charlotte rose. been any reaction to these reports? we should say this relates to the school teachers review body, that represents about half a million teachers, and also the nhs workers pay review body, which represents about 1.3 million nhs workers. but not, importantly, doctors and dentists. that is a separate pay review body. these discussions are different to the ongoing pay dispute in england withjunior different to the ongoing pay dispute in england with junior doctors. different to the ongoing pay dispute in england withjunior doctors. the government is due to resume those negotiations next week. this is about the annual pay review settlements. but we have heard some reaction from unions this morning. the general secretary of the national education union said that a pay award is needed to stop that recruitment and retention crisis in schools. he suggested that if the government works to beat the recommendation is of the pay review body in full then that could lead to strike action. what would

this is more than the 3% the government has budgeted for. 0ur political correspondent, charlotte roseigure yet. it seems to have taken the unions themselves by surprise as well. what this relates to is the recommendations that we are expecting to get this month from the school teachers review body, which represents about 500,000 school teachers, and also the nhs pay review body which represents 1.3 nhs million nhs workers. that is separate from the doctors and dentists pay review body. so this is not to do with the junior doctors pay review, where the health minister is going to try and further those talks. the question is, if you go above what you are budgeting for, the chancellor has defined the money, right? absolutely. that is the big rob here. what has been budgeted is around 2%, so in line with inflation. if you are looking at an increase of 5.5%, that becomes a bit of a problem in terms of a get the money from because we know the chancellor, rachel reeves, has set herself tight financial rules, she has not got a lot of wiggle room. we have heard labour say throughout the campai

our political correspondent charlotte rose has more. half a million teachers, and also the nhs workers' pay review body, representing 1.3 million nhs workers, but importantly, not doctors and dentists. that is a separate pay review body and these discussions are different to the ongoing pay dispute in england with junior doctors. the government is due to resume those negotiations next week. this is about the annual pay review settlement. but we have had some reaction from unions this morning. the general secretary of the national education union said that a pay award is needed to stop the recruitment and retention crisis in schools. he suggested if the government were not to meet the recommendations of the pay review body in full, then that could lead to strike action. two pandas at a zoo in the united states have made their official debut. yun chuan and xin bao are the first pandas to enter the us in 21 years. since arriving injune, the pandas have been acclimating to their new home and are expected to be seen by the public on august t

represent a challenge for the new government's budget this year. 0ur political correspondent charlotte rosers' pay review body, representing 1.3 million nhs workers, but importantly, not doctors and dentists. that is a separate pay review body and these discussions are different to the ongoing pay dispute in england with junior doctors. the government is due to resume those negotiations next week. this is about the annual pay review settlement. but we have heard some reaction from unions this morning. the general secretary of the national education union said that a pay award is needed to stop the recruitment and retention crisis in schools. he suggested that if the government were not to meet the recommendations of the pay review body in full, then that could lead to strike action. the consequences could be a problem for the government. because at the moment, they have budgeted for around a 2% increase — of course, in line with the current levels of inflation. so if they were to find 5.5%, they would have to find an extra £1 billion to pay teachers and double that for nhs workers, and that

let's get some more detail on this from our political correspondent charlotte rose. o these reports? we should say that the bbc has not yet confirmed this figure and it seems to have taken the unions themselves by surprise as well. but this relates to is the recommendations that we are expecting to get this month from the school teachers review body which represents about half a million schoolteachers, and also the nhs pay review body which represents about 1.3 million nhs workers. but importantly, it is separate to the doctors and dentists pay review body, so this is not to do with the ongoing dispute overjunior doctors ongoing dispute over junior doctors pay ongoing dispute overjunior doctors pay where we know that the new health secretary is due to meet with unions this tuesday to try and further those talks. it is unions this tuesday to try and further those talks.— unions this tuesday to try and further those talks. it is an annual -a further those talks. it is an annual pay review? _ further those talks. it is an annual pay review? exactly. _ further those talks

pay rise of 5.5% will be recommended for teachers and nhs staff. 0ur political correspondent charlotte roses well. this relates to the recommendations we expect to get this month from the school teachers review body, which represents about 500,000 school teachers, and also the nhs pay review body, which represents about 1.3 million nhs workers. importantly, it is separate from the doctors and dentists' pay review. it won't resolve the dispute over junior doctors' pay, where we know the new health secretary is due to meet with unions this tuesday to try and further those talks. in effect, it is an annual pay review? it is exactly that. 0n the question is, if you go above what you are budgeting for, the chancellor has to find the money, right? absolutely, and that is the big problem, because we heard this morning from pauljohnson from the institute for fiscal studies, who said that at the moment what has been budgeted is around 2%, in line with inflation. if you are looking at an increase of 5.5%, he says that would mean an extra £1 billion for teaching staff, and double that for nhs workers.

second quarter income rose 16%. charlotte has been pretty busy. she sat down with the cfo and asked how much further ecb rate cuts can affect it? >> i don't have a crystal ball, but we anticipate it will be gravitating by the end of 2025. that's what we see. for us at bnp paribas, it doesn't really matter. if the interest rates go sky-high or back in the middle, everything is fine for us. if it's high, it's good for some business. if it's lower, it's better for us. intrinsically our plan can work independent of where it is. >>> still coming up in the show, losing charge. tesla moving lower in extended trade. we'll bring you all the details. that 's next. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your gateway back home. so what is cirkul? it's your water, your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. the moment i met him i knew he w

joe biden's oval office address but it rose to donald trump getting up for north carolina and his first rally since joe biden's exit. we want to go first to charlotte, one of the former president is said to rally in about two hours, mark? >> good afternoon, former president trump is expected to launch fresh attacks against a vise president at o'hare is, the first video that it trump has done since biden dropped out of the race -- holomego -- still a few hours out of, at the trump campaign those trying to manage expectations as he believe is it's possible there could be surgeon in the polls. we have seen of the trump campaign trend to step up and label a hair's as a joe biden two-point oh, they also realize that the democratic support could show her bleeding, to the campaign putting out a camping memo about exactly what the expendables to show, trump people writing given what has happened over the last couple of days there is no question that harris will get her bumper earlier than the democratic convention and that is when it starts showing itself over the next few days and will last until the race settles back down. trump supported say they remain

charlotte haq class of 2024 and my concentrations are history and ethnic. my name is grace ermias of 2024 and i'm studying english nonfiction. we are good friends and students of professors. rose and willis and. this new book talk is presented by the center for the study of race and ethnicity in america and is part of a series that highlights new and notable works focused on race, ethnicity and tonight's event features tricia rose and her new book committed racism how systemic racism devastates black lives and how we free. professor rose is the chancellor, professor of africana studies, associate dean of the faculty for special initiatives and the director of the center for the study of race and ethnicity in america at brown i am especially to be a part of this event because i worked with professor rose on a team of student researchers during my second and third years at brown. my time doing this research completely shifted the way i see the world. not only do we have a wonderful team who, had the honor of working with professor rose and witnessing her brilliant minds. but we also had the opportunity to come through and engage the stories, studies and other sources that contri