korea has fundamentallyjoined the dpp but still has to apply.icking in asia. thank you, good to see you. now let's brief you on some other business stories. the chair of the federal reserve says the us is on track for more years of steady economic growth. but speaking to senators, jerome powell downplayed risks of an emerging trade war. he argued there would be a positive outcome if mr trump's bargaining ultimately produced a world with lower tariffs. astrazeneca will increase its stockpile of drugs by about 20% in preparation for a no deal brexit. the european regulator has told firms to be ready for a possible hard brexit in april 2019. astrazeneca says it's already spent more than $50 million preparing for a no deal brexit. and video streaming services like netflix and amazon prime now have more subscribers than traditional pay tv services here in the uk. the country's media regulator says tv services will need to adapt to compete, saying it would be great to see a british netflix. a quick look at financial markets so you have a sense of how

we were very alarmed the evidence we had from the outgoing dpp that suggested to us that the extent ofing fully picked up. there's nothing new about disclosure failings in the criminal courts. over the last six years, there have been six different reports and reviews by seniorjudges and others, highlighting the problem. but dealing with it hasn't been helped by the way the crown prosecution service has been monitoring the issue. today's report finds that cps data may have underestimated the number of cases stopped with disclosure errors by around 90%. the report welcomes a national improvement plan announced injanuary, but says disclosure must be seen as a core justice duty and not an administrative add—on. criminal lawyers welcome this report. it is a serious comprehensive, searching piece of work. but for it to have meaning, for the momentum that has developed to be built upon, the government has to act. it has to deal with falling police numbers, the reducing cps budget and the crisis in legal aid. for the public to have confidence, the government needs to address those issues. alis

. >> look, i don't disagree on dpp, on balance it would have been a valuable thing to do. i don't think it would stop china from their bad behavior. china is going to have to stand don't and make real recessions. they are retaliating. no one wins a trade war. >> that is true, but it is ams true that if we can't trade with china, we need, they would catch na moan ya. >> that is not true, if you look at the tariffs that we have imposed on china, they're more likely to affect american multinational companies. >> show that possible? >> look at the list. >> they're selling us $500 billion bort of stuff, but they're only buys $150 billion for us. they have much more to lose. >> they are more targeted tariffs on places that will be more politically sensitive to republicans if. >> you asked whether or not this could cause a recession. we have 4.5 bank account growth for the second quarter. the u.s. economy is booming right now. the wall street journal says the economy -- >> one quarter of growth means very little. we can't go on with the status quo and that is why. that is why don

we were very alarmed at the evidence we had from the outgoing dpp, that suggested to us that the extenttimated the number of cases stopped with disclosure errors by around 90%. the report welcomes a national improvement plan announced injanuary, but says disclosure must be seen as a core justice duty, and not an administrative add—on. alison saunders says there is an unprecedented focus on finding solutions, and the cps will carefully consider the report. at least 11 people have drowned and others are still missing after a tourist "duck boat" capsized on a lake in the us state of missouri. the incident happened on the table rock lake. the amphibious boat, which is designed for both land and water use, got into trouble and sank in stormy weather. 30 people, including some children, were on board. local authorities confirmed 11 people had drowned and divers are searching for more victims — at least five people are still missing. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news, at 11.114: theresa may has used a speech in belfast to call on the the eu to ch

we were very alarmed at the evidence we had from the outgoing dpp, that suggested to us that the extentt being fully picked up. cps data may have underestimated the number of cases stopped with disclosure errors by around 90%. the report welcomes a national improvement plan announced injanuary, but says disclosure must be seen as a core justice duty, and not an administrative add—on. alison saunders says there is an unprecedented focus on finding solutions, and the cps will carefully consider the report. a panel of experts has warned that the progress made in the international fight against hiv and aids is in danger of stalling due to what they call "dangerous complacency". a report published in the lancet says the epidemic could re—emerge as a new generation enters adulthood. gatwick airport says its main runway has now reopened after it was closed to allow an emergency landing just after midnight. no—one was injured in the emergency landing and passengers were able to disembark the aircraft a short time later. the airport says the schedule is now running as normal. the number of recor

we were very alarmed at the evidence we had from the outgoing dpp that suggested to us the extent ofas not being fully picked up. cps data may have underestimated the number of cases stopped with disclosure errors by around 90%. the report welcomes a national improvement plan announced in january, but says disclosure must be seen january, but says disclosure must be seen as a core january, but says disclosure must be seen as a core justice duty, and january, but says disclosure must be seen as a corejustice duty, and not an administrative hat on. alison saunders says there is an unprecedented focus on finding solutions, and the cps will carefully consider the report —— add—on. at least eight people have drowned and others are still missing after a tourist duck boat capsized on a lake in the us state of missouri. the amphibious boat, which is designed for both land and water use, capsized and sank in stormy weather. 30 people including some children were on board. the local sheriff confirmed eight people had drowned and divers were searching for more victims. the number of recorded of

we were very alarmed the evidence we had from the outgoing dpp that suggested to us that the extent ofclosure failings in the criminal courts. over the last six years, there have been six different reports and reviews by seniorjudges and others, highlighting the problem. but dealing with it hasn't been helped by the way the crown prosecution service has been monitoring the issue. today's report finds that cps data may have underestimated the number of cases stopped with disclosure errors by around 90%. the report welcomes a national improvement plan announced injanuary, but says disclosure must be seen as a core justice duty and not an administrative add—on. criminal lawyers welcome this report. it is a serious comprehensive, searching piece of work. but for it to have meaning, for the momentum that has developed to be built upon, the government has to act. it has to deal with falling police numbers, the reducing cps budget and the crisis in legal aid. for the public to have confidence, the government needs to address those issues. alison saunders, who steps down in october, says there