cascade platinum. >>> welcome back emanuel macron seems to have delayed a cabinet reshuffle. take place after he returns from armenia on friday the reshuffle is in part because his interior minister resign and challenged mr. macron's authority and his reform program. to talk about this i'm joined by charlotte reid we have a professor live from paris and david riley is still here as well charlotte, how have we ended up with this situation? >> it was a public spat with the interior minister. which was surprising because he was always seen as a quiet, placid presence in the government for mr. macron. one of the first supporters of macron's presidential run. so the public spat came as mr. macron is trying to reboot his presidency he had gone and said i will change my methods, i will observe, listen and hear the french public. now this reshuffle has been delayed. it was expected monday, then tuesday, then wednesday. then mr. macron traveled now it might happen tomorrow that gives a bit of an impression of chaos at the top >> thank you bruno, you're in paris how have the french pres

. >>> emanuel macron reshuffles his government following a number of high-level resignations appointing head of his ruling party as interior minister >>> italy's bond yields fall and bank stocks rise after rome submits its budget to the eu as deputy prime minister luigi dimaio claiming the highest spread between italian and german rates is temporary. >>> and volvo trades near the bottom of the stoxx 600 as the truck maker warns a crucial emissions control component is wearing out too quickly. >>> good morning let's check in on markets overnight. we saw stabilization in the asian indices. the nikkei up 1.25%. chinese equities still in the red with the shanghai down almost 1% or so. the focus of the market moved beyond that of trade wars and a teg se tech selloff the stoxx 600 is up about a third of a percentage point about an hour into trading moving into individual bourses i want to talk about each one individually the ftse 100 opening up on a weaker tone. down about a third of a percentage point around that 7,000 level. watch out for the unemployment figures that are coming out in abou

even theresa may has not confirmed yet to emanuel macron again playing power politics.ump is acted in paris and you expect him to wa nt to acted in paris and you expect him to want to see the pomp and ceremony of such an occasion celebrated. very different the whole approach and attitudes and of course the history in france than in the uk where obviously this is going to be a big and very sombre but pretty grand scale commemoration. yes be honest it is every year. it is remarkable. he has a sense of theatre, he thinks it is conveying symbolism that does not work for france. he's much more sensitive i to symbols, emanuel macron, compared to some of his predecessors. when that was the beginning of the world war commemorations, he did not turn up. and that was strange because that is his hometown and he courted a lot of controversy so again suggesting that the man of the people is not quite the man of the people is not quite the man of the people of france that he might have been on election. thank you very much for now. that is it for the papers for the time being. don't

been hinted in the media that on over twenty fifth donald trump held a phone conversation with emanuel macron and according to the media the united states and france share the same security humanitarian and political objectives in syria that is something that was said so of course will be watching whether perhaps emanuel macron will be the one who will be trying to push the u.s. to denver through here and stamboul well again i can tell you that of course we don't know what the format is going to look like because the presidents have not met like that when they want to to talk. about syria just yet so we'll be watching for you and also of course don't miss the arrivals that will be happening very soon as well all right alex easier trying to live in istanbul going to be an interesting summit today thanks very much. just on a quarter past the hour here in moscow we are back in just a moment. but politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. get it right to be close this is like the full three in the mor

c-span3, we'll show you speeches from mexican president enrique pena nieto, french president emanuel macron and hassan rouhani. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: mr. president, distinguished assembly, i congratulate ambassador maria fernanda espinosa as president of the general assembly. i welcome the fact that for the first time in history, a latin american woman is presiding over the work of this assembly. since this organization was founded, mexico has demonstrated its will to contribute to make the ideals that originated it a reality. we mexicans are aware of our responsibilities as a nation which is part of a community of sovereign independent states. successive generations have been able to strengthen mexico as a democratic plural state, a free participatory society, a dynamic economy, open to the world. at the same time, we have contributed to the debate and the action around the major challenges facing the international community and the quest for peace and security to promote sustainable development and to uphold human rights. these are universal values which have served

here emanuel macron says they will be illegal immigrants. he sees the benefits of a no—deal brexit.the go to place, especially for business and financial services, if that were to happen. i think it's a little too much to say he is actively pushing for it but you will see the benefits of that. i'm surprised by this language. for someone surprised by this language. for someone who surprised by this language. for someone who sees surprised by this language. for someone who sees the benefits of immigration on free movement, this is purely political and i think a bit nasty. his government is proposing it, it says. not over the line yet. staying with emmanuel macron. as you are here george, the new statesman tomorrow, i think we can show it as we talk. you are looking at, as we see, europe's's civil war, in which you would argue he features quite prominently. he does. on one side you have macron and france, centrist liberal line, and france, centrist liberal line, and the other side, the leader of hungary, facing disciplinary action currently for breaching freedom of the press, cracking

when charles many two months later emanuel macron replaced arnold want to bug at the ministry of economy and in charge of the case the partial nationalisation driven by our most wanted drug vanishes with him now seems free to sell its whole energy business. what might the consequences of that purchase be for fifty years france has invested in nuclear power and now has fifty eight reactors producing seventy five percent of the country's energy those plants therefore represent three quarters of french power production each reactor has two main parts first the nuclear reactor designed by a river that's the part that involves radioactivity the second referred to as the conventional part and manufactured by allstar is built around the famous arab el turbine the plants are operated by e.t.f. and through those three companies france once enjoyed the rare privilege of a comprehensive nuclear industry at that energy autonomy is now in question. and in one controlled security as your nose will apply nuclear. young so with god. and the heart you know nuclear bomb go to more cult your word. if you d

going to join us today the french president emanuel macron has urged citizens to complain less saying they should follow the example of water time leader shall the goal a softer a pensioner expressed anger to the president about his small pension take seven fifty she's just a grandson of general shoulder told me you can spin and now with currently more than twenty two million people in dire need of help the situation has been dubbed the worst humanitarian crisis since the second world war. the world. what saudi arabia wants to read to me its traditional germanic control over all of you and me and that is where the problem is the big bill of union. be under the yoke of saudi arabia the whole elected monarchical dictatorship of saudi arabia they want freedom they want. and that's what they will find in falls march twenty fifth so saudi. coalition. liberation movement more than one. were. real a certain amount of. it is on t. international thanks for joining us so far it is now less than twenty four hours to go until the most anticipated mixed martial arts fighter of the year a russian u

worried butchers have sent a letter to the french president emanuel macron in a bid to prevent more violence. this is a civil war this gang go on mr president should zero workers take up arms to defend themselves and their businesses meanwhile a butchers have already gained some support from officials with the head of the republican party saying two hundred thousand euros in compensation will be paid out to those affected so we got reaction from both sides of the clash. valid. the incident happened around three in the morning i came down and saw that the door had been hit in three places that they also painted the store species it was here on the other medium. i took pictures mediately the police arrived i was sure you would want that photo there is the picture of the damaged door. these are the marks on the enemy i mean yes it is where it says species isms and these are the rocks they used to smash the glass. and i believe these people should be punished why did they attack large corporations of us in the only attack small businesses because it's easy the people will contain why why does ev

and the incidents have prompted wired butchers to even send a letter to the french president emanuel macron in a bid to prevent more violence. this is the civil war this gang go on mr president should take up arms to defend themselves and their businesses. and i believe these people should be punished why did they attack large corporations only attack small businesses because it's easy the people who can see why does everybody have to start eating vegetables only because these activities. that everyone has their own preferences and we must respect the choice. meanwhile butchers have already gained some support from officials but the head of the republican party saying two hundred thousand euros in compensation will be paid out to those affected and we spoke to animal rights activist. who has mixed feelings about the recent spate of incidents. if it gets on the these activists they get animal rights must be protected similarly to human rights so it's not surprising that the attack slaughter houses and butchers shops and if the law authorizes immoral acts they may think what they do is justif

and just minutes later the french president emanuel macron to head back he didn't warn russia or damascus directly but he said anyone who is backing the forces that are trying to somehow deescalate the situation there and here's what emanuel specifically said. a military offensive by the syrian regime would have an acceptable security and humanitarian consequences our security interests as well as those of true key and europe are at stake. i just want to say that we also heard from the leaders that they are ready to meet again and continue to working in this format that we've never seen before and also they're open for further cooperation with other major international players. have a trunk of their with the latest from a stumble on that press conference focusing on the syrian conflict thanks for that there you. are now over to the united states where there's been a shooting at a synagogue in pittsboro in the state of pennsylvania the gunman has been identified as forty six year old robert power he is in custody police also confirm the have been multiple fatalities three police officers a

efforts by french president emanuel macron to portray himself as a man of the people have long been ridiculed by critics and a recent photo from a trip to the caribbean has fired them up once again the president is seen posing with someone making an obscene hand gesture. we can't even find words to express our indignation we can tolerate it's unforgivable there's almost nothing left those shreds of dignity that got lost in the night of the bill gertz. that let you know that. the members of the don't know it's a big of a joke really little but i'm. going to. get. this move for the fifteen year old boy who was told off and humiliated by micron because he didn't respect the presidency by calling him money on the one hand don't call me maneuver on the other the presidency is implicitly undermining. this is showing that he there is not a two faced this is the same a quote you just has a difficulties making a difference between the way he was six years ago what he really is and what he's supposed to be because he doesn't really know what i mean he's got no training for this and he just thinks he co

saturday washington is missing out but according to other reports in the media the french president emanuel macron had a phone conversation with donald trump a little earlier and they're saying that the things that were said are the united states and friends share the same security humanitarian and political objectives in syria so will mr macron become so to say america's bassett or for this event here in a stamboul we'll find out very very soon and also surely where expecting the arrivals of the leaders that's happening very soon to. course will be covering that here on the internet. for the meantime your program returns in just a. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be present. for something i want to be. actually going to be right this is what the four three of the people. i'm interested always in the why. question. thanks for joining us for the program today one of the u.k.'s top universities has found itself at the center of a controversy after the head of its student union called for the removal of a hundred year old

if you take a longer picture of the stock price it has been falling for a couple years i know emanuel macron was elected to power and there was a hope that banks would get a bid, a pop. it hasn't lasted long. >> i think that's the question investors are asking they clearly wanted to see something new coming out of bnp paribas to draw on your point. the stock is down more than 20% year to date in line with european financials as a whole let's drill into today's numbers. they missed on revenue that came in 0.4% lower year-on-year operating expenses were up 2%. that raises questions about revenue growth versus expenses growth a bit of a beat on the bottom line, up 0.4% year-on-year as you mentioned, if you drill into details, it looks like a low quality beat one thing i want to talk about specifically, you mentioned the retail banking side which has not seen love in the last 12 months, namely because of the low interest rate environment and subdued momentum in the french economy i also want to talk about investment banking we know this is one of the first french banks to start reporting. we kno

. >>> french president emanuel macron made a rare television address last night in the wake of his cabinet reshuffle his government has been rocked by the resignation of three senior ministers in recent weeks with the president's approval ratings dropping to their lowest since he took office in 2017 macron used the address to acknowledge criticism of his leadership style but vowed there would be no change in policy >> translator: today there are no change in the course of our politics what you can be sure of is that there is a will for action that hasn't lost any intensity. that this will is even stronger today. >> in corporate news, asml reported slightly better than expected third quarter profit citing strong demand for memory and logic chips. the dutch firm added growth momentum will continue next year asml shares are surging on the update, lending a boost to fellow chipmakers and to the broader tech sector as a whole. >>> shares in asos spiked after full-year profit surged 28% beating expectations the boost in sales was driven by strong growth across the uk and internationally. the onl

amnesty international france has urged french president emanuel macron to halt arms sales to the saudis while prime minister justin trudeau faces similar pressure in canada. trudeau said he is unlikely to cacancel a 2014 deal with the saudis for the sale of armored vehicles. president trumpmp has said d hel not hold weapons s also saudi arabia. president trump p spoke out tuesday on journalist jamal khashoggi's murder, callining ia "worst cover up ever." pres. trump: they had a bad original concept. it was carried out poorly. in the cover up was one of the worst in the history of coverups. very simple. bad deal. should never have been thought up. somebody really messed up. amy: on tuesday, secretary of state mike pompeo announced the u.s. will revoke the visas of saudi operatives accused of participating in khashoggi's killing. pompeo went on to reaffirm the u.s. shared strategic interests with saudi arabia, echoing trump's statements about saudi arabia as a strongng ally to the united states. meanwhile, turkish investigators have reportedly found several suitcases, a laptop, and clothi

stories this hour the german chancellor angela merkel says that she and the french president emanuel macron a considering a common european union position on selling arms to saudi arabia following the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi earlier speaking in bahrain saudi arabia's foreign minister dismissed what he described as hysteria in the media over the death and refused calls to extract suspects saying they will be prosecuted inside the kingdom the us defense secretary was also at that event and criticised the shorties killing as a ruthless act which had on the mind regional stability. meanwhile the leaders of france germany turkey and russia have all held talks to try and find a way to end the war in syria speaking as a major summit in istanbul they call for syrians to lead the way in establishing peace and bringing about a new constitution they also jointly called for free and fair elections to be seen by the united nations and israel has launched strikes hitting more than ninety locations in gaza after it says rockets were fired from that into southern israel israel says the strikes

previously seemed impossible and he said that moment on wednesday night when angela merkel and emanuel macronron and if you other leaders went fora drink in macron and if you other leaders went for a drink in brussels and it proved there was a lack of urgency on the eu side about reaching a deal. then we had nigel farage who has still got a ringside seat in the european parliament and he said it proved theresa may was enthralled and she was going to sign up to a deal that would be humiliating for britain and would see the uk sticking with eu rules for ever and ever. the headlines on bbc news: a new report warns that if britain leaves the eu without a deal there could be queues, delays and even criminal gang activity at the uk border. meanwhile, theresa may will address backbench tory mps concerned about her progress on a brexit deal later this afternoon. meanwhile, theresa may will address backbench tory mps concerned about her progress on a brexit deal later this afternoon. "the worst cover up ever" — that's what us president donald trump has called saudi arabia's response to the muder of jo

of the french president emanuel mccrone posing with two young men during a four day visit to send martin has sparked a debate in france are is here to give us details while macron cause control received during his trip to the french territory of scent mountain after appearing in this picture here we've blurred a little bit for you. but the scene alongside a man who is really putting the finger up so with his middle finger the president was meeting families affected by last year's harken now the hash tag micron and see here is what people have been using that means that corn is embarrassing the country including in that is french far right these are money lappin who described the photograph as unforgettable she says there are no words to express indignation adding that france does not deserve this now the french president says the picture has been completely taken out of context he said that his goal was to help all of the young people of sent martin and i quote he said i love every child of the republic however foolish they've been he says. marion le pen rather is the far right and the far right the far fight is not the people some say that micron is trying to