he is going for a record eighth title in dubai.cedented scenes in sunday's english league cup final of a player refusing to come off the pitch and be substituted continues to get plenty of reaction. chelsea's goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga didn't want to be replaced ahead of his side's penalty shoot—out defeat against manchester city, despite his manager maurizio sarri screaming for him to get off from the touchline. both have since come out to call it a misunderstanding, but few are seeing it that way. sarri took team training on monday, but questions about his long—term future continue. here's our reporterjoe lynskey let's look at some of the reaction from across the full world. john mourinho was speaking to a european broadcaster and he said the club is ina broadcaster and he said the club is in a fragile situation and that is sad for the club and maurizio sarri. a bit less sympathetic from one player. saying it should be kepa arrizabalaga forced out of the club not the manager. in late and puts this down to the chelsea model... h

is in dubai there lies the connection with dubai ports. the agreement gives the philippines company a monopoly on operating all of sudan's container terminals this despite a recent memorandum of understanding with doha that would have meant a massive investment by qatar to develop the historic port of swac and now that deal looks unlikely. and now has said that the most serious part of this agreement is that it gave the philippines company an exclusive right and prevented sudan from having partnership with other countries especially qatar which are located four billion dollars to develop the port who work in port sudan or refused to comment on the agreement and denied access to the port the port workers themselves are worried of the total control by dubai which had entered similarly unpopular poor takeovers in somalia and djibouti before being expelled from those countries having already blocked access to the container terminal last week the port workers say they will continue to demand their rights be protected have advised our dizzier kh

is in dubai there lies the connection with dubai ports. the agreement gives the philippines company a monopoly on operating all of sudan's container terminals this despite a recent memorandum of understanding with doha that would have meant a massive investment by qatar to develop the historic port of swac and now that deal looks unlikely. and now has said that the most serious part of this agreement is that it gave the philippines company an exclusive right and prevented sudan from having partnership with other countries especially qatar which are located four billion dollars to develop the port who work in port sudan refused to comment on the agreement and denied access to the port the port workers themselves are worried of the total control by dubai which had entered similarly unpopular poor takeovers in somalia and djibouti before being expelled from those countries having already blocked access to the container terminal last week the port workers say they will continue to demand their rights be protected. and dizzier khartoum. allies

there were five but is three of them came from dubai first the dubai ports company itself secondly a branch in saudi arabia and thirdly the philippines company which is the third under cleared face of dubai the philippines company said that their headquarters is in dubai there lies the connection with dubai ports. the agreement gives the philippines company a monopoly on operating all of sudan's container terminals this despite a recent memorandum of understanding with doha that would have meant a massive investment by qatar to develop the historic port of swac and now that deal looks unlikely.

is in dubai there lies the connection with dubai ports. the agreement gives the philippines company a monopoly on operating all of sudan's container terminals this despite a recent memorandum of understanding with doha that would have meant a massive investment by qatar to develop the historic port of swac and now the deal looks unlikely that it might be hard to shake up another set of the most serious part of this agreement is that it gave the philippines company an exclusive right and prevented sudan from having partnership with other countries especially qatar which are located four billion dollars to develop the port of the working poor sudan or refused to comment on the agreement and denied access to the port the port workers themselves are worried of the total control by dubai which had entered similarly unpopular poor takeovers in somalia and djibouti before being expelled from those countries having already blocked access to the container terminal last week the port workers say they will continue to demand their rights be protected

it's a viral infection that forces her to pull out of the dubai open. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining us. we start with football, and manchester united are through to the quarterfinals of the fa cup in england. ander herrera and paul pogba scored the goals as they beat the holders chelsea 2—0 in their fifth round tie at stamford bridge. our sports gorrespondent katie gornall reports. even with that experience, fans arriving here at stamford bridge did not know what to expect. while they stuttered, the united caretaker manager has been flawless. sergio romero was kept on his toes. united fans breathed a sigh of relief, and soon that sign would turn into a roar. paul pogba with the perfect ball, and herrera with perfect timing. but chelsea's manager, the pressure was mounting and it would get worse. no player sums up the united revival more than paul pogba, who scored eight stores since celtic charge, make that nine. paul pogba at his absolute best again, he is driving manchester united! 2-0 at half-time, and united we re united! 2-0 at

another story i know you know very well sitting in dubai.with everything to president donald trump. he took to twitter yesterday, telling opec to relax and take it easy when it comes to prices. -- you canatility see volatility really jumping. the big question is will opec decide to possibly increase production? say they saw this. washington was asking them to keep the tabs open. donald trump decided to grant waivers. we saw the price collapse. if they do not heed his advice, you can expect more tweets. nejra: thank you so much. shah and annmarie hordern. annabelle jewelers in hong kong . >> kim jong-un has arrived in hanoi for his second summit with president trump. will develop on the previous meeting between the two. the two sides have not even agreed on the meaning of denuclearization. asked a judge to hold elon musk in contempt for violating an agreement to get tesla approval for social media posts that could impact investors. they claimed he breached that deal with his tweets about teslas reduction outlook. sec would raise the earnings

pliskova reached the final in dubai four years ago — but lost to simona halep.inals. but the number two seed was given a scare by the qualifierjennifer brady, who took her to three sets. after losing the first set 7—5, the american — who's ranked 117 in the world — raced through the second 6—1, to level the match and set up a decider. kvitova was relieved to come through the third set 6—3 — and she'll face another unseeded player, viktoria kuzmova from slovakia, in the last eight. in the other half of the draw, the number three seed simona halep is also through to the quarterfinals. the former world number one — who won the dubai championships in 2015 — beat ukraine's lesia tsurenko in straight sets. halep won 6—3, 7—5 — and now plays belinda bencic who beat the number eight seed aryna sabalenka. and the number six seed elina svitolina is through to the last eight. the ukrainian thrashed the former world number one garbine muguruza for the loss ofjust three games. svitolina won 6—1, 6—2 — and plays another spaniard, carla suarez navarro, in the quarterfinals. cr

i'm manus cranny in dubai.ejra: and i'm live from westminster. let's get a quick check of the markets. turning to asia first, a little bit of a mixed picture. the msci asia-pacific overall in the green. looking at gains up point 25%, 10-year gilts unchanged on a q 64 handle following jay powell testimony yesterday. we will discuss more about that in a second. the pound hit a two-year high against the euro. that should be switched around to show eurosterling. cable hitting the september high following the prospect of a delay to the brexit date. everyone is debating what jay -- what jamie dimon is saying in terms of preparedness for recession. emerging-market currencies trading on a one-month high. we will as lucy about looser policy. we've had some reprieve in the oil market. to the fed now, there is no rush, that was the signal from senateell in his testimony yesterday. he said a healthy u.s. economy has faced some crosscurrents and conflicting signals that were to taking a patient approach to future rate hikes

that yachting is growing in popularity in this oil rich country a new marina is expected to open in dubai harbor in twenty twenty boasting more than a thousand births it promises to be the biggest in the middle east and north africa the united arab emirates hope to put themselves on the map as a cruising destination for the ultra rich. and that's it from me that interview business to that stage. today don't miss our highlights w. program on line w. dot com highlights. the players. take. the stage. in a good game of power and money the competition is fierce the most important natural resource for bluffing betting checking how much will they be able to play and who will win their school we believe that renewable energy playing for the role in the future. of the game but you can look at the list starting. tito. hello there and welcome to the latest from arts and culture i'm karen homestead and here's what we're in for on today's program. while a hundred one sallis inyati to the mexican director of the oscar winning films birdman and the resident has been named president of this year's cannes

do you wear, dubai chanel? 0h, basis of the clothes themselves. do you wear, dubai chanel? oh, no.e range of most economists. -- are you wear chanel? plenty more to come on bbc news. you can go to our website for all the top stories. for me and the team here, thank you watching and goodbye. hello again. our weather has been pretty mild over recent days, but we're about to turn the heat up even further. our up even further. air starts to come around from north—west our air starts to come around from north—west africa, spain and portugal and the southerly winds bringing mild air across the uk. boosting those temperatures. a few of us could see temperatures go as high as 18 degrees, but we do need some sunshine. it looks like it will be pretty cloudy at times. this is a satellite picture. it shows a lot of rain bearing cloud, but if you are heading outside, we have some wet weather moving across scotland, northern england and aq spot into wales and the midlands. showers pushing into northern ireland as well. a mild start to the day on wednesday with temperatures between seven and 11 d

federer keeps his bid for a 100th atp tour title alive as he moves through to the quarter—finals in dubaillo and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that the top two teams in the english premier league both won on wednesday — which means liverpool remain a point clear of manchester city. liverpool were in devastating form as they hammered watford 5—0 at anfield. the bbc‘s steve wilson was watching. a thrashing for watford and a message to manchester city— liverpool are back in the groove. sadio mane with a couple, van dijk would two. they have blown watford await —— with two. and play very much like premier league leaders. liverpool five, watford zero. these boys are outstanding. and today they showed so much passion. but, as well, how smart they are, how good they are, how good we are in the positions, how good we are in making offers, and then scoring wonderful goals after outstanding crosses , wonderful goals after outstanding crosses, to be honest. you have to be there. and especially when you make a change. and sadio mane, how he adapted to it, the game of mo was i

that yachting is growing in popularity in this oil rich country a new marina is expected to open in dubai harbor in twenty twenty boasting more than a thousand births it promises to be the biggest in the middle east and north africa the united arab emirates hope to put themselves on the map as a cruising destination for the ultra rich. and that's it for me and the business team here at g.w. there's a lot more business use our backgrounds force of course on our web site w dot com slash business. culture that's up next right after this quick check on global markets. i'm secure in the fire more that hard and in the end this is a me you are not a lot of the here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with miles of there being what's your story. and what numbers of women especially are victims of violence in terms of take part and send us your story your training or with understand this new culture. another villa to another years you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for a little information. hello there and welcome to the latest fro

the annual world government summit is a light in dubai. -- a way in dubai.ry good to have you with us. i want to start by asking you about the u.k. economy because i know you spent a lot of time looking at it. we've done a survey of economists that suggests there is a u.k. recession over the next 12 months. would you go along with a that kind of percentage chance for the u.k. recession? mariana: i think it's really important to consider the u.k. even sort of separate from the brexit problem because the problems are there and they're still there and they are going to get worse. so my quick answer is yes, i think there's going to be recession. the kind of growth they've experienced hasn't been driven, it's been consumption led, and field by private debt. the ratio of private debt to construct -- consumable income is back to before the financial crisis, and that's what caused the crisis. we had lagging investment, financial sector that's basically been financing itself and not the real economy, and then we have brexit, which is reducing expectations for growth

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he is going for a record eighth title in dubai.l. the frenchman was dismissed on sunday after overseeing a 4—1 home defeat to crystal palace. (tx 00v) the former premier league champions are back in action the —— the former premier league champions are back in action on tuesday as they face brighton at home — and after five defeats in their last six league games, they know things need to improve fast instead of giving forgiving what is happening if we did, we would have done at seven, eight days ago. the performances have been so good, this isa performances have been so good, this is a good, good team, a good, young bright good players. the former england cricket captain alastair cook will officially receive his knighthood from the queen on tuesday. cook led england in 59 test matches and is the fifth—highest run scorer of all time in test cricket. he retired from the international scene last year but will play for his county side essex this year. and before we go here's one of the best things we've seen posted by a football club o

coming up on the programme: federer fightsbacks at the dubai tennis championships, as he chases his 100ths questioned, following the english league cup final, what next for the chelsea manager? and anthonyjoshua tells us how he's doing all the homework he can ahead of facing jarrell miller at madison square garden injune. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. roger federer remains on course for what could be his 100th atp tour title, after battling back to win his opening match at the dubai tennis championships. he's aiming to become only the second man, after american jimmy conors, to reach a three figure landmark. and in his first match since his australian open defeat in the last 16, federer managed to get past germany's philip kohlschreiber in three sets, as paul frostick reports:

. >> we're live in dubai. bloomberg day break europe. > stocks in asia soar, the stocks in washington restart this week as the u.s. and china a deal.reach on different pageses tensions between the u.s. and europe the munich security conference. the u.s. vice president is met awkward silence as he time-outs american leadership. could central bank change its interest rate guidance if weakness in europe's economy continues. >> welcome to the show. let's talk about risk. saying it all, the euro is yen, the ainst the uxtaposition, trade talks and stimulus in china and ratcheting higher.tle bit you're at a three-month high. rump says they had very productive discussions, rallied by 5% last week. chinese is from the banking corporation. markets are astonished by the of production cuts. this is the bundchen, when do we negative tremendous tray? yield, let's take that off, the futures are rallying, the yields are declining, one way of looking at it. to posture is when do we go negative .1%. that is their target by the

manus: and i am manus cranny, live from dubai. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe," and these are today's top stories. nejra: policy makers the 2019 as the end of the balance sheet runoff but not necessarily their rate hikes. thrivesa deal, market on trade optimism, but will enough progress be made to avoid new tariffs next week? there is optimism the brexit agreement is next week. barclays reports this morning. we will hear from jes staley on this. and the results. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." 6:00 a.m. in london. let's get the numbers. a number of telecoms companies reporting today. asnge and telefonica as well telecom italia. door to telecoms seeing 2019 at 23.9 billion euros, so that is a red headlines crossing the bloomberg. deutsche telekom's adjusted ebitda comes in at 5.6 5 billion 5.65 billion euros. they will propose a dividend versuse to 70 euro cents 65. dividend increase, that's a positive. fourth quarter adjusted ebitda missing. revenue coming in at 20.3 billion euros. at about 23.9om billion euros. comi

the romanian — who's seeded three in dubai — beat canada's eugenie bouchard in straight sets.on 7—6, 6—4, and she'll now face the ukrainian lesia tsurenko in the last 16. world heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua and challenger jarrell miller shared an expletive—laden press conference at madison square garden on tuesday as they promoted their new york bout to take place on the 1st ofjune. joshua, unbeaten in 22 fights with 21 knockouts will put all his titles on the line in his first fight outside the united kingdom. his opponent known as the big baby has a record of 23 wins and one draw and he wasn't shy in theirfirst meeting. i'm ready. you have no idea. i breathe, eat, sleep anthonyjoshua. i've got a picture of him as my screensaver, anthonyjoshua. i've got a picture of him as my screensaver, anthony joshua. i've got a picture on my wall, anthony joshua. i wake up in the morning i think "anthonyjoshua". he cannot punch, he doesn't have that much of a good work great. i've done my stats, i output more punches than miller. he is a pbx user there an ex kick boxer, he's d

i would love that to happen here in dubai, no doubt about it.h league cup final. chelsea goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga refused to come off the pitch when his manager maurizio sarri wanted to substitute him ahead of the penalty shoot—out. sarri appeared furious and even stormed down the tunnel before returning. some are calling it a mutiny at chelsea. sarri has since said it was a misunderstanding. and kepa has taken to social media to deliver that same message, adding that: "at no time has it been my intention to disobey the coach or any of his decisions." it's safe to say not everyone's seeing it that way. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. that is indeed come a thank you to the sports teams about. researchers in antarctica are searching for the world's oldest ice. scientists hope it'll enable them to better understand past climate change — and predict future variations. caroline rigby has more. it may be the coldest region on earth, bu

i manus cranny in dubai. i want to show you just what momentum the s&p really had.was the best stock since 1987, it was a pretty tricky year -- will we see a rerun of 1980's heaven? expansion months of in jobs, but can this rally last? upside, enjoying the best month in almost three years. down on theiring crude bearish bets. you are seeing brent rally by 15%, the drillers are cutting production the most in two years. venezuela is also a key risk and we will talk about that. the dollar dropped, the fed pivoted, and it rocked the dollar lower. the question is the cooling wages first is the sentiment from people like woolard, who says the fed is set up for a couple years. will it really delay that long? the manufacturing data was rocking it up. when we talk about data, we have had the manufacturing data from china this morning, so this will build momentum over the next 24 hours. reading sincewest 2018, but on the employment side, the employment reading comes in at 51.1. that is against 50.3 in december, that's the highest the chinese data, that will begin to make sens

i decided to meet some of them at their hostels back in dubai they enjoyed their desert experience so far. we know that maybe you know. the national game and we didn't know when. and so the fact. that we did have an. international team is fantastic all of us have really enjoyed it so far no real football fans coming from a proc to the u.a.e. to the asian cup. i felt like i needed to accompany to support this group called blue pilgrims on their. what is that. i don't want to. do. and i think this. is the beauty of the meaning of words and when you look back you know. as a couple of games had passed already the time had come to compare our impressions about the atmosphere around the stadium. the mediation people you know. in the voices i was there. watching. you know. all of the nation was different and the danish shuns it was like a trance was. in fact was and these are the saudis singing i also experienced them at their game against north korea. and why those from the people's republic decided to watch them through opera glasses i was . i felt i should maybe go inside the saudi arabia

well he was actually hovering about dubai in a helicopter as i was filming. but at least there was another guy called rinaldo on the ground just. now what people often say is that there is no football culture in this region shiny stadiums but low attendance big spectacle but who is going. now is that really true. what better time i thought to find out than during the biggest asian cup ever here in the u.a.e. the united arab emirates. so i took a look around at the winter games met some friends like even made it into anything . and simply wanted to know it was a big tournament and to go. to now first of all let's get this straight the u.a.e. is not qatar to the emirates a more liberal and cosmopolitan still here to football it was given its wings mostly by money instead enough to bring asia together. i drove to abu dhabi to attend the opening game. now i have also been at the world cup in russia. where moscow looked like this when i slam fans cheering on the subway or drinking about. of rum don't grow our border guards. colombians dancing with their arms aroun

. >>> in this red bull video you can see the wonderful skyline of dubai.ut chris kyle, bm x-er t htug land on top of a hotel. >> drop in from the helicopter. awesome. >> oh, no. i thought he was going to down the stairs. >> no. this is like a bmx-er's dream. >> it is a dream for him. he a chance to do a lot of stuff in dubai. check out this transfer. this guy is amazing. he went to some iconic landmark spots there. check out this water park where they gave him access. >> de, t >> you can see here he was -- he leaves no wall untouched. they rolled out the red carpet for him. ey really's even welco using ar the jumps and then at the other end he pulls a cruise move because how do you make your escape? by boat. yeah. >> gosh. >> that's pretty remarkable. >>> ntlet 18 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. >> it's coming up in a >>> david williams is proving in this viral video from twitter, you see -- >> ready or not, heri e co. som 2-year-old everett ishiding. he's got reall y good when it comes to hide and se.house. i don't see him around the 2-year-old

later in dubai even those with tickets missed out on large parts of palace. and australia simply too many people wanted to see this so you think games are not sold out here look at. the end times of palestine and australia are playing but. are you going to make it on time for the second album the first up part. of the next the mom. tournaments like this always offer a chance to get to know the unknown. i had already seen a lot but then came to specs. with the marching band in the stands rocking the young n.d. old for ninety minutes. i even got a little out of hand at times this is football culture usually comes alive. i. find priceless. meeting fans traveling from abroad remains an exception though not even from powerhouses such as self korea. or just one question did you did you travel here for now we. live you get it back or do you travel here alone even if you live here to get to walk around with his mask usually not really. with the rare exception from you comers philippines did you travel here for the wrong one live from london just for the philippines j

conferences like this one in dubai the lineup is impressive feat for a president in funding all shows up for a model or marketing i can remodel i didn't actually see the c r seven among the locals but i swear i swear that mentec was there. well he was actually hovering above to buy in a helicopter as i was filming. but at least there was another guy called rinaldo on the ground. now what people often say is that there is no football culture in this region shiny stadiums but low attendance big spectacle but who is going. now is that really true. what better time i thought to find out than during the biggest asian cup ever here in the u.a.e. the united arab emirates. so i took a look around and went to gangs and met some friends like you that made it in there . and simply wanted to know it was a big tournament and they go. first of all let's get straight the u.a.e. is not qatar the emirates are more liberal and cosmopolitan still here too football was given its wings mostly by money it's got enough to bring asia together. i drove to abu dhabi to attend the opening game. no i have also b

dubai,deadly humphrey in thank you so much.oss asia remain close -- desley humphrey in dubai. , thelonged trade battle year of the pig outlook is anything but certain. but some optimism may be warranted. explain it all for us. >> i know the zodiac maybe pure superstition, but there was a note saying it's not unusual for traders, people who celebrate the lunar new year, to link them together. in that spirit, i have crunched the numbers for you. the year of the pig is typically a big outperform or. the% return is double typical yearly average. for the hang seng, it is 33%. again, that is double. perhaps we are having a bit of a bullish setup in the cards, just based on this. if you don't buy into the superstition, perhaps you will pay more attention to money flows. i have a chart for us here that shows just that. largest -- largest china etf fund flows based on a month. monthe seen outflows this and in january, nearly one billion was pulled from this etf. that is not actually a bearish thing. it is actually traders getting more e

another attack in puntland that's a semi autonomous region of somalia gunmen killed the head of the dubai based company operating a port there. turkey's president says saudi arabia's crown prince on the kingdom's former foreign minister have lied about the murder of hostility of tell you berta one also reiterated his despair at u.s. inaction over the killing of the saudi journalist in istanbul four months ago stephanie decker was there. well turkey's president reza type speaking to the state roll call star mentioning. his stray show and i suppose about how there's been no real movement also referred to the united states disappointment in how they are tackling it and this is what he had to say because our love i cannot understand america's silence been such a horrific attack took place and even after members of the cia listened to the recordings we provided. but he had harsher words going back to when it all began. the saudi foreign minister of course he was saying that there was a collaboration there was a collaborator to dispose of the body of this is the saudi version of course the body

dubai ports world from carrying out its activities in somalia but they still continued to stay and they already cutting out republish meant work of the portable sus so paul and tony for most of the multis national who was killed was in charge of the construction that is going on at the port of both somalia he was killed inside the port by two gunmen who disguised themselves as fisherman. tucked him and hit him and shot him in the head while he was passing through the fish market so this just shows how al shabaab which had had a foothold in portland for a long time and now getting even more brazen cutting out daylight attacks such as this in government facilities like the port thank you mohammed mohammed outdoor life force in nairobi kenya and all the news related to somalia and al shabaab on our spotlight. dot com if you get a chance read this piece by jamal osman about how the trump administration's policies are killing innocent civilians in somalia it's on al jazeera dot com. now the u.s. president donald tom's comments about u.s. troops in iraq have drawn stern reactions from baghdad

for some one thing wasn't quite right all three recipients of the awards presented by the ruler of dubai the u.s. vice president were men and it's quite a reaction. i'm sorry to have to be the one to tell you that you forgot to invite women wow you really nailed the diversity there one of those do it was wearing gray you've achieved an excellent balance of men with dark facial and men with like the facial hair i congratulate you here only one gender in dubai. well the u.a.e. prime minister says that iraqi women are playing a central role in shaping the country's future and that getting more women into positions of power is a priority speier the vote women's rights are still severely restricted in the country for example women require the permission of a male guardian to get married they can't get a job without the husband's consent and divorce is rarely granted we spoke to political analyst catherine shank them about the award ceremony i think that the you we were at least leadership should have actually you know made good and actually present at least in a what you want women i mean to

my congratulation is one gender in dubai. prime minister says that iraq two women are playing a central role in shaping the country's future and getting more women into positions of power is a priority spot on both women's rights are still severely restricted in the country for example women require the permission of a male guardian to get married and they can't get a job without the husband's consent or divorce is rarely granted we spoke to political analyst catherine shank damn about the award ceremony. i think that the you we were at least leadership should have actually you know made good and actually present at least in a what you want women i mean to at least pretend pretend that you from which in gender equality is not even trying they're not even doing good p.r. or pointing their gender equality you go also another question what was the point of the exercise that's all it was new or town question ever tried to be you know repairs done to how women represented that what he's made them visible somehow but nothing was ac

the leader of dubai donated lands for churches to be built in dubai.ed to a 0man, who were there in the 1590s. but there are 3 million christians in the gulf, 1 million in uae, half a million in kuwait and saudi arabia. so the presence of the first visit of the pope will have implications. strengthening relations in the position of christians. strengthen freedom of religion. it might convince saudi arabia to open its churches. the only gulf country that doesn't allow. it might help. christians there, they have their worship, especially among expats in the compound. but no church. so the freedom of religion is, to a certain extent, respected in the gulf countries such as uea. it means more support from the presence of the pope. before he went, he talked about yemen, the uae is involved in that aspect, we don't know whether he's going to mention anything publicly. i think there is a debate, will he talk public or private, but he delivered his message before he went. the media highlighted that. so if he talked in private or public, it would not make a dif

men with like fresh graduates if only one gender in dubai. well the u.a.e. prime minister has stressed in the statement online that the iraqi women are playing a central role in shaping the country's future he also says that getting more women into positions of power is a priority for the government despite the women's rights are still severely restricted in the country women require the permission of a male guardian to get married for instance they also can't get a job with their husbands consent and divorce is rarely granted we spoke to political analyst catherine shack damn about the award ceremony she told us that it's easy to pay lip service to equality but concrete steps need to be taken i think that the u.a.e. with leadership should have actually you know made good and actually present at least in a would you want women and in to at least pretend pretend that you promoting gender equality not even trying they're not even doing good p.r. for one thing they're going to do it quietly they're also another question what was the point of the exercise of tho

the super jumbos largest customer emirates airline has announced a drastic reduction in orders the dubai based carrier one small it's cheaper to run substitutes instead says that means it can't afford to keep its a three eighty production line in southern france other than putting thousands of jobs at risk. the european aircraft manufacturer had high hopes for the double decker when it first took to the skies in two thousand and five singapore airlines passengers were the first to fly the new giants two years later but aircraft sales failed to take off the a three eighty it was designed to overtake the aging seven four seven jumbo jet built by boeing in america although popular with both pilots and passengers airlines struggle to fill the five hundred or so seats needed to make a profit and the huge size of the four engine jets means they're more costly to maintain than twin jets natascha but third joins us now live from airbus headquarters in the french city of toulouse natascha where expecting to hear from the c.e.o. of air bus shortly that's right we will be hearing from air bus bosse

of course also town which is their hideout now and today for most the multis national working for dubai ports world was heading to work in the morning when he was targeted by two gunmen who were disguised themselves as fisherman was passing through the fish market when he was hit in the head by bullets will tenuously by the two a gunman one of them was gunned down by security stuff at the port another one has been arrested and is in police custody according to the governor of the body region of somalia. port saying that from nairobi thanks very much mohammed. still ahead hair on al-jazeera affair a peace deal afghan women worry about their future if the u.s. settles for the taliban and withdraw its troops. and how artists in doha drawing inspiration from russia. how i was saying somewhat milder weather pushing into central parts of japan so the north the told with are set to continue big area cloud here still some snow in that little area of low pressure associated with that all of this weather system that cold front that's going to continue making its way further south which in these w

manus: i'm manus cranny in dubai. news from glen park, pressure from activist come to pressure. glencore said to plan to cap the cold output in a climate shift. the company will not make any new acquisitions that would add to production. this is critically important, no new acquisitions that might add to their current level of production. investors have been pressuring, waiting for the glencore numbers to come through as well. the company said it proposes to limit output, currently around 145 million metric tons a year of metallurgical coal. the plan, no major acquisitions to come through. you can see there is pressure all the way around. so the paris agreement, climate targets, that is what is pushing this as well. supporting a call to align its business more closely with the planet targets. i will bring in the numbers at 7:00 a.m.. theresa may is meeting with jean-claude juncker in brussels today. the officials are working on a new legal text on the contentious irish backstop. optimism that the stalemate could be en

warned of a possible economic storm brewing as mrs expectations of the world the government summit in dubai i.m.f. chief christine lagarde cited trade tensions and tariff escalations uncertainty over brags that and a weakened chinese economy as reasons first lowered allan's last month the i.m.f. lowered its global economic forecast for this year from three point seven percent to three point five. so as a result joining me now is our financial correspondent yan's quarter in new york dns good to see you now all of this sounds like a repeat of previous warnings we've already heard from the i.m.f. this time at the same event however we've heard about recession talk so how seriously are they taking this in wall street. it's really fascinating to see because there is a lot of talk but little action and meaning yes traders in the financial industry is talking about those headwinds for quite some time or as christine lagarde put it there are a couple of clouds forming that could eventually result in a storm among those clouds we see trade we see brics that we see monetary policy cooling of growth i

manus: i manus cranny in dubai. juliusve the results from baer.erland's third-largest private bank grew below the target. let's get to zero. -- zurich, . julius baer. of the market is going to be disappointed with a set of numbers. what are you going to do to shift the dial in assets under management. where have you lost the assets from and what you doing to turn it around? back in 2018,look we had a fantastic first half. more difficult in the second half of the whole market overall. we lost in our assets under management with the market development, the week equity market. with the proud figures. more than 17 billion on the second highest number we had ever. it came from all different areas. the pressure on the top line margin is coming from two angles. one angle is lower client activity. in november and december. performance-based fees, mainly thanclients has been lower 2017. speedite happy with the on the assets. the commission up by 8%, in line with average assets under management. a couple of questions are going to come to every person that o

i am manus cranny in dubai.: i am nejra cehic in london. >> hsbc is sounding an upbeat note despite a bruising or quarter. they aim to meet key financial targets. during parts of the global market meltdown, ewing stevenson says the bank is more concerned about u.k. markets than china. able to grow our u.k. business, we are cautious on the outlook for credit given the lack of certainty on the direction of the u.k. economy. >> that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: thank you very much. policy is growing, the latest to signal concern over the economic slowdown, the officials could push back on a plan to raise interest rates if the downturn worsens. kallum pickering, senior economist, berenberg is with us. these voices are rising in terms of concern about the length of a downturn. if there is a trade dispute between europe and the united states, how perilous could it be the german economy? we are just kissing growth in recession. the germandamentally economy is in good shape, the problem it has is it has a la

and two time wimbledon champion patrick is also through to the third round in dubai the world number four did not have it as straightforward as though after losing the first set in the tiebreaker to her fellow czech that even in the uk over she fought back to take the second six four veto but managed to hold her nerve in the deciding set taking that six four to progress to the next round the twenty year old would be caroline garcia or jennifer brady next michela schiffer and reminiscent hauser know where the winners of the parallel slalom and stock come on tuesday fresh from the world championships an aura american skier shifrin face stiff competition in the swedish capital but eventually beat christina geiger of germany in the final by a margin of point twenty seven seconds sweden's and larson came. for a top the time sheets again after the second session on the second day of formula one testing and barcelona. battle had set the pace on monday his new teammate charles clarke was a second faster than the rest of the runners on tuesday williams wore were a no show for a second day the

the plane safely after it landed at chittagong airport the boeing triple seven was going to fly to dubai in the united arab emirates those are the headlines swim back in off an hour right now it's inside story. days in syria appear numbered days long extended the bulk of the body has lost in all its territory and its fighters are on the bottom where will they go and look at what from iceland be all over this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program and those of a product i saw once controlled an area stretching from west and syria to east an iraq that is nearly the size of the u.k. it proclaimed a caliphate in two thousand and fourteen and imposed its harsh rule on millions of people bought it was flushed out of iraq and eventually lost most of its ground in syria what's left of the group now is confined to a tiny part of the syrian village of bogle's without a battle to the death the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces made up of mainly kurdish fighters has launched an offensive to retake the village bosh it's not easy thousands of civilians have already been rescued from more

somali region of puntland paul anthony formosa who was a multis national ran operations there for the dubai owned company and al-shabaab spokesman says the group targeted for most of because he worked for a company that quote occupies the area ago has more from neighboring kenya. in a statement on their website al shabab responsibility for the talk in the heart of mogadishu but it calls to a shopping mall. is a new addition to the skyline of mogadishu on an investment by people who tani in from exile after many years of war in their country oh shut up said in about statement that they had targeted senior government and ten years of fish bowls who were meeting nearby but it is civilians who hold the brunt of the tuc it's all civilians who while the casualties of those who died as well as those who were injured and these are toxic dust coming at a time when these an up tick in violence being waged by al shabaab targeting both government installations and also civilian targets just like the one we saw today a busy intersection in the heart of mogadishu of course al shabaab aims to prove that t

flights were temporarily grounded at dubai's main international airport after suspected drone activity air traffic was suspended for over for a little over thirty minutes as airport authorities investigated the situation the incident caused delays and morning departures and arrivals in the region's busiest airport flying drones is prohibited within five kilometers of the airport and carries strict penalties. to films telling the little known stories of people who risked their lives to record crimes against humanity are being shown at the balland film festival one deals with the nazi occupation of poland and the other a manmade famine in the soviet union and a formulated choice of stalin in the reports. twenty third. street looks like on. everywhere you go you see. an entry from emanuel ringle blues diary he was instrumental in jews hiding a huge cache of documentation in the warsaw ghetto during the nazi occupation. to write. the largely young told story forms the basis of who will write on history showing at the berlin film festival. this documentary mixes contemporary interviews with

so it's not surprising that another major air bus customer is taking off to the dubai airline emirates allegedly wants to cancel its existing orders for fifty three units at least in part that could mean the end of the world's largest passenger aircraft. so the a three eighty certainly hasn't been airbus is a cash cow with a price tag of nearly half a billion dollars it's been steadily a steady contributor to the company's revenue and overall air bus has managed to put two hundred thirty four of the super jumbos in the air not bad at all for the golden times of roughly eighty orders per year those are all but over the three years of ups and downs the books are almost empty even worse orders are being cancelled with quantas airways scrapping their eight super jumbos and emirates reconsidering its own orders a three eighty could soon be gone for good. on germany germany's federal cartel office has ruled that facebook's ability to to rake in personal information outside of its namesake platform that is across the internet and its various other apps represented and competitive behavior and