live now to martin guerrieria, who is head of kantar brandz.sumer facing tech company with a business to business financial services firm, for example? that is a good question. from a market perspective, valuing the consumer perspective, so when we are measuring the intangible assets, we are looking up brand equity as we would call it, and at kantar brandz, we believe brands need to deliver meaningful difference to their audience in order to persuade them to choose the brand at decision time. they are huge untapped assets. apple is the number one most valuable brand in the world according to the global top 100 released today. our consumer facing companies inherently more valuable as brantz? . , . inherently more valuable as brantz? ., , ., brantz? that is a good question- _ brantz? that is a good question. that - brantz? that is a good question. that could l brantz? that is a good - question. that could include companies —— brands. you can see great value and consumer facing brands, might was often still in our top ten this year. if you look at

kantar also found that many people are turning more to using microwaves to cook food, as they look for fewer meals made using an oven in the 12 weeks to the 11thjune versus the same period last year, while microwaved meals rose 8%. and if you're struggling with the cost of rent, mortgages, food or anything else, there's plenty of information and advice on our tackling it together page. you can find it on the bbc news website. prosecutors in romania have filed formal charges against the controversial influencer andrew tate, his brother tristan, and two alleged associates. the charges against the tate brothers — who have british and american nationality — include rape, human trafficking, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. they've been held under house arrest. they deny all the charges. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson is in the romanian capital for us. lucy — tell us more about the charges? this indictment details are seven alleged victims who the romanian prosecutors say were forced to make pornographic material after being recruited by the tate brothers with false

retail data, compiled the analyst firm kantar has told the bbc, shoppers now visit the supermarket lessd are turning to loyalty schemes to get discounts. you're live with bbc news. welcome back to the programme. cancer patients across the uk are facing longer waits and more gruelling treatment because there is a "chronic shortage" of doctors and trained staff. that's the warning today from the body representing many cancer specialists. the royal college of radiologists says that half of all cancer units are already reporting frequent delays for chemotherapy and radiotherapy. and it's warning that unless urgent action is taken to plug staffing gaps the situation is likely to get worse. our health reporterjim reed has been speaking to some of the patients affected. come on, derek. come on. carol fletcher from south wales has just finished chemo. there we go, there's a tummy rub. she was diagnosed with cancer last year after routine screening. i could see that there was something very wrong with that mammogram. i didn't have to be an expert to see that. it looked like two fireworks had gon

retail data, compiled by the analyst firm kantar, has told the bbc shoppers now visit the supermarketds and are turning to loyalty schemes to get discounts. now to ukraine, where president zelensky has visited the region of kherson, that's been devastated by flood waters after the collapse of a major dam. a mass evacuation is still under way, to get people areas already flooded, or at risk from rising waters. around 600 square kilometres of the southern region is now underwater after the dam was destroyed. aid agencies are now warning that there is a growing risk from landmines that have been dislodged by the waters, and are now floating downstream. water continues to flood out of the dam's reservoir. in some areas, rescue teams have reported coming underfire. kyiv has accused russia of leaving people to die and said the damage caused to farmland threatens a globalfood crisis. paul adams sent this report from kyiv. a wartime president with yet another crisis on his hands, thanking rescue workers and volunteers who've been working around the clock since tuesday. the president is angry.

it was to go to the idrid division, mikhail yegorov and meliton kantare hoisted.his is the banner over the reichstag in defeated berlin, this flag is the flag of victory the symbol that unites us all is a symbol of victory, over fascism, the main thing is that it does not cancels and does not replace our russian state flag. december 25, 1991 at 19:00 mikhail gorbachev announced his resignation of the union live, the end of an era came in 35 minutes, when the red flag was removed in the kremlin. here it is preserved. 11 minutes then for the first time there was a pause when there was no flag over our country. a sort of emptiness in all global historical events, as always, it is better to look for the simplest. almost everyday explanation these 11 minutes, the staff of the commandant's office sorted it out. how to fix the swamp on the flag stock? it feels like they did it in a hurry, then, however, everything was done in a hurry. the fact is that the working day in the kremlin is over. at 6:00 pm the office was not working, so i had to look for paper and write on it

grocery prteee— to research by kantar. grocery prices increased— to research by kantar.old son sulaiman. so that's just coming through there from the prince's trust. we'll update you, of course, as we get more on the search and recovery operation . now let's update you operation. now let's update you on the latest on inflation. of course, latest figures today suggesting that grocery inflation has actually fallen , inflation has actually fallen, but still . at 16.5% for june. but still. at 16.5% for june. that's the sixth highest level since 2008. overall it's been at 8.7% in april for uk inflation, four times the bank of england's target. so millions of households still struggling and the number of people using food banks, particularly one in gillingham, has risen by a factor of 20 over the last two years as well. our business editor liam halligan has gone to kent to meet the gillingham street angels in gillingham street angels in gillingham street , angels in kent, a food street, angels in kent, a food bank so busy it can barely cope . those queuing for free eroenee— th

lowest level since last year, but still remain very high, according to the grocery research firm kantar year before. scotland's target for cutting planet—warming greenhouse gas emissions has been missed after a bounce back following the pandemic. total emissions are now a9.9% lower than in 1990, but the target for this year was a 51.1% cut. it is the eighth time in 12 years that the scottish government has missed its legally binding target. the former chancellor, george osborne, gave evidence to the official covid—i9 inquiry this morning. he said his austerity measures allowed the government to pay for its contingency plans. public health experts have told the inquiry that the measures introduced by mr osborne weakened the nhs. he disputes this, saying they improved the country's ability to respond to the pandemic. that's the latest from the covid—i9 inquiry today. you're alive would bbc news. let's turn to a developing story. four israelis have been killed and several others wounded in a shooting attack near a settlement in the occupied west bank. these are pictures of the scene of the

their lowest level since last year, but still remain very high according to the grocery research firm kantare, the price of groceries rose 16 and a half percent compared to the year before. kantarfound nearly 70% of households say they are "extremely" or "very" worried about rising food prices. the amount of money tenants spend on rent as a proportion of their salary has risen to its highest level for a decade. the property website zoopla says the average british tenant is spending more than 28% of their pre tax income on rent. scotland's target for cutting planet warming greenhouse gas emissions has been missed after a bounce back following the pandemic. total emissions are now 49.9% lower than in 1990 but the target for this year was a 51.1% cut. it is the eighth time in 12 years that the scottish government has missed its legally binding target. you're live with bbc news. the united nations refugee agency says the number of people who've fled sudan since war broke out in april has reached more than 500,000. another two million people have been internally displaced since the conflict erupt

retail data, compiled the analyst firm kantar has told the bbc, shoppers now visit the supermarket lessou're live with bbc news. we are going to go to annecy where the french prime minister is giving a statement. let's see if we can listen in. translation: took charge of the injured. 0ur inquest will allow us to examine the background of this assailant and shed light on the details. we are absolutely shaken by all this and we are standing firm by all the inhabitants of annecy. the state prosecutor is conducting this inquest and i invite her to take the floor. ~ ., ., . inquest and i invite her to take the floor. . . ., . ., . ., floor. we have launched a criminal investigation _ floor. we have launched a criminal investigation into _ floor. we have launched a criminal investigation into this _ floor. we have launched a criminal investigation into this massacre. l investigation into this massacre. the person— investigation into this massacre. the person in question is arrested and in _ the person in question is arrested and in the — the person in question is arrested and in the police st

retail data, compiled the analyst firm kantar has told the bbc, shoppers now visit the supermarket less of east london. huge crowds lined the streets to celebrate winning the europa conference league final — after the club beat fiorentina 2—1 in prague on wednesday night. it's the london club's first european trophy since 1965. the victory also seals a place in next season's europa league and means european football for the third year running for the first time in the club's history. next to the wildfires in canada in quebec to the east. take a look at this. 400 fires, 236 are still out of control. the impact is huge. this is 500 miles away, new york's times square, struggling with air quality. they are attempting to give out a million masks. this is to try to help people. just take a look at this time lapse. absolutely extraordinary. that was the smog yesterday in new york. millions of people are being advised to stay inside or if they have to go outside then they should wear a mask. let's hear from some new yorkers. the apocalypse. that's what it feels like. it's very scary and danger

their lowest level since last year, but still remain very high according to the grocery research firm kantaralf percent compared to the year before. scotland's target for cutting planet warming greenhouse gas emissions has been missed after a bounce back following the pandemic. total emissions are now a9.9% lower than in 1990 but the target for this year was a 51.1% cut. it is the eighth time in 12 years that the scottish government has missed its legally binding target. the former chancellor, george osborne, gave evidence to the official covid—i9 inquiry this morning. he said his austerity measures allowed the government to pay for its contingency plans. public health experts have told the inquiry that the measures introduced by mr osborne weakened the nhs. he disputes this saying they improved the country's ability to respond to the pandemic. hundred biting as agreed to plead guilty to two text evinces and illegally owning a gun —— hunter biden. hunter biden is expected to agree to drug treatment and monitoring, the terms of the agreement are likely to keep him out ofjail. that has infuria

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