well to get some expert analysis i spoke to james hughes chief market analyst at actually trade in london and i asked him whether gold has lost its sheen at least invest us. well i think it's not necessarily a case of losing its sheen but i think as your package just said there are other alternatives and what we see this time in this almost in this these trade wars and all of these geopolitical stories that we're seeing we're seeing it's the u.s. dollar which is really taking all of that safe haven investor money away from gold and if you think go he's paid against the u.s. dollar so often you see it's are the one or the other the tends to move to the upside or the gold goes up or the dollar goes up but it has been very much the u.s. dollar which is really taken the focus and if you think about why that is of course we have trade wars really when you look at trade wars we have tit for tat tariffs been being levied by both sides so there isn't too many winners or losers within big economies but it's the consumer that tends to lose and when that is the case investors look for dollar denomin

or i for some expert analysis on the gold price i'm joined by james hughes chief market analyst ed x.a trader in london good to have you with us and basically picking up right from the very last sentence in our report has gold lost its sheen at least for investors. well i think it's not necessarily a case of losing it shane but i think as your package just said there are other alternatives and what we see this time in this almost in this these trade wars and all of these geopolitical stories that we're seeing we're seeing it's the u.s. dollar which is really taking taking all of that safe haven invest the money away from gold and if you think go days pay it against the u.s. dollar so often you see it's are the one or the other the tends to move to the upside or the gold goes up or the dollar goes up but it has been very much the u.s. dollar which is really taken the focus and if you think about why that is of course we have trade wars really when you look at trade wars we have tit for tat tariffs been being levied by both sides so there isn't too many winners or losers within big econ

with me is james hughes a chief market analyst from brokerage firm axi trader. let's get stuck in.ent trump, president putin, that press conference. they have done interviews with television broadcasters. moscow says, goes on trump's alignment with russia and not with the us intelligence services, saying there is no reason to believe rougher hacks the us election. the

with me is james hughes a chief market analyst from brokerage firm axi trader. let's get stuck in. everyone is trying to make sense of the extraordinary summit yesterday between president trump, president putin, that press conference. they have done interviews with television broadcasters. moscow says, goes on trump's alignment with russia and not with the us intelligence services, saying there is no reason to believe rougher hacks the us election. the (aa would say there is reason to believe they hacked the election, but russia have always said they didn't. the amazing part of this is the fact that donald trump stood up there, rubbished his own intelligence agency and said, i fully believe the word of the man i have just been speaking to the hours. he said he didn't do it so it means he didn't do it. he also said as well that russia's offered to help with the investigation, and thinking that was a good idea. help with the investigation, and thinking that was a good idealj would thinking that was a good ideal would be looking into that to be perfectly honest because it makes sense

james hughes, chief market analyst at the brokerage firm axi trader, joins me now. morning, james. was a massive sell—off. 1496 now, there was a massive sell—off. 14% fall. in light of how well they have done, netflix shares, it isn't that big. it is knee-jerk reaction for me. yes, they have only added 5.2 million subscribers, 5.2 new million subscribers. in just three months. i wouldn't say it was a bad performance from netflix. they expected 6.2, yes. there was a shortfall in the us. they have done incredibly well. there is a lot of condition and the biggest one at the moment is disney, spending a lot of money looking to buy sky in the uk. and removing content from netflix. they have their own streaming service and you also have amazon. you have independent tv companies who are putting their own content onto streaming devices. so there is a lot of competition who are following the netflix model. looking at the shares, the share price has more than doubled since january, so this is a good excuse to take profits. and the share price has been flying for such a long time and netflix

james hughes, chief market analyst at axi trader. nice to see you. good morning.of the markets and the week ahead, what are you looking at this week? there is a lot going on. we have got trade wars and the obvious things going on, but there is quite a lot of focus on uk dated this week. we are still running up to what is going on in august with this bank of england meeting. at the back end of last week we saw uk gdp and tomorrow we will get unemployment numbers and on wednesday we will get inflation numbers and on thursday retail sales numbers. a sweep of good figures there would put pressure on the bank of england to say, the data is looking 0k, we are ready to put it up. do we expect it to be ok? we know unemployment is moving in the right direction. what will be imported is whether average earnings remain above inflation. 0wning is outstripping inflation is a lwa ys 0wning is outstripping inflation is always positive, especially when the bank of england is going to raise debt payments. then the retail sales, i always think it is an important one because it show

certainly in australia it was a very common story in the past generation, you know, clive james, germaine greer, bob hughesople like that. a whole generation of successful authors. success was in the end rooted in london or new york or whatever by going away. yes, and i wanted to go a different way. i loved where i was from. i felt invested. i felt unable to just leave it behind for the sake of a career. i thought, well, if i'm into making art, if i'm into making stories and getting these imaginary characters to get up and stand on their hind legs and walk around the park, which is the strange mystery of art, it's a pretty unlikely business, you get to make things that shouldn't feel real, seem real. i wanted to do that from home. and it's the mix of the imaginative and the real that strikes me about you, because when we talk about your rootedness and your determination to write about home rather than go away, it's also about the use of language. because in the novel i've just read, your new one, the shepherd's hut, you know, it's deeply vernacular, it is so aussie it's unbelievable, and you might think ev

if army get to the statistics, let's go to hugh was james bowden and what happened that night? a maintenance worker at boston city hospital. he was married and had two children. four-year-old daughter and six-month-old son. and one of the big surprises for the police on smith street in boston in the middle of the housing project after they shot him was the discovery that he had no criminal record. and that was the thing that really changes the nature of a police investigation. of a police shooting. what they expect in these instances even if it is a bad shooting is that they find someone with a criminal record and they're able to say, he was a bad guy and it will be easier to tell the story that he somehow threatened them, even though he was unarmed. and none of that worked in this case. it was a boston police department cover. it took years for us to dismantle that. my whole family and my brothers all worked on this case with my father. i investigated this along with him and i ended up speaking to more police officers in boston then my father was able to bring it to the case l

james ) we are also tracking the ferguson fire burning near yosemite. another firefighter died fighting that fire over the weekend. captain brian hughes of the arrowhead hotshots crew died after he was hit by a tree at the sierra national forest. national parks officials say the 33-year-old died sunday near the fire line. a statement says hughes was part of a crew removing brush and other fuel in an area with many dead trees. the ferguson fire has burned more 53-thousand acres. yosemite valley was evacuated as a precaution. it won't reopen until friday, august 3rd. ( darya )( james ) john shrable has our fire forecast. this past weekend temperatures stayed cooler than average along the ast and warmer than average inland and this is a similar pattern we will be seeing to start the new work week. highs along the coast will range from the 50's and 60's where fog persists while reaching into the 70's along the bay shore. as for temperatures further inland expect highs peaking in the 80's and 90's under dry and sunny skies. ( james ) and we have the latest on all of the fires burning in california on our webiste. we have the latest on the

takes us back to the beginning, to 1979 where lily james plays a young meryl streep trying on new dungarees and trying out three handsome suitors played by hughjosh dylan and jeremy irvine who will grow up to become colin firth, stellan skarsgard and pierce "pick a note, any note" brosnan. # look into his angel eyes # one look and you're hypnotised # he'll take your heart...# meanwhile, amanda seyfried calls upon her mum's old chums for guidance for her own pregnancy in an idyllic island in a rerun of former events. this time, we know who the father is. it is hard to top the record—breaking original, but can you really resist any movie in which cher plays a glamorous granny who gets to do a show stopping version of fernando? i know i can't. # oh, no, no, no, no.# despite becoming the biggest ever hit at the uk box office, back in 2008, the original was not nominated for a single 0scar, not one. at this year's academy awards in march, the top prizes were spread between a range of titles. francis mcdormand won best actress for this film. gary 0ldman earned a belated best actor oscar for playing winston churchill in darkest hour. and best direct

if army get to the statistics, let's go to hugh was james bowden and what happened that night?aintenance worker at boston city hospital. he was married and had two children. four-year-old daughter and six-month-old son. and one of the big surprises for the police on smith street in boston in the middle of the housing project after they shot him was the discovery that he had no criminal record. and that was the thing that really changes the nature of a police investigation. of a police shooting. what they expect in these instances even if it is a bad shooting is that they find someone with a criminal record and they're able to say, he was a bad guy and it will be easier to tell the story that he somehow threatened them, even though he was unarmed. and none of that worked in this case. it was a boston police department cover. it took years for us to dismantle that. my whole family and my brothers all worked on this case with my father. i investigated this along with him and i ended up speaking to more police officers in boston then my father was able to bring it to the case legal

james ) we are also tracking the ferguson fire burning near yosemite. another firefighter died fighting that fire over the weekend. captain brian hughesrowhead hotshots crew died after he was hit by a tree at the sierra national forest. national parks officials say the 33-year-old died sunday near the fire line. a statement says hughes was part of a crew removing brush and other fuel in an area with many dead trees. the ferguson fire has burned more 53-thousand acres. yosemite valley was evacuated as a precaution. it won't reopen until friday, august 3rd. ( james ) and in napa county... at least 8 homes have been destroyed in the steele fire. but firefighters have made good progress getting this fire under control. the 150 acre fire is now 65-percent contained. the fire broke out saturday afternoon... it started off arroyo grande drive and steele canyon road in the berryessa highlands community. ( darya )breaking overnight news.police are investigating a triple shooting in antioch....one person has died. the shooting happened around one this morning at hillcrest avenue and larkspur drive....that's an applebee's parking lot. one person

we'll get james king's take on this and the rest of the new releases at 5:45pm. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh sealed for another briton — this time a welshman — geraint thomas — he's etched his name into history and will be confirmed as the 2018 winner with the processional ride into paris tomorrow for the traditional finish on the champs—elysees. chris froome battled to third after today's time trial 20th stage. drew savage reports. after three weeks of wasting, geraint thomas time is come. he knew it was his to keep. maybe he had a few nerves on the start line. they call the time trial the race of truth. but the truth is he's the strongest rider in the race. really it was a battle for the other places on the podium, and hats off to chris froome. he put in a storming ride to claim back the third place he'd lost yesterday. provided thomas could stay on his bike — this the only slip on an otherwise impeccable ride — the welshman's lead of two minutes never looked under serious threat. the man in second place kept up the pressure. tom dumoulin, the world time trial champion, fastest of all on s