she said there was no direct evidence of any false statements being made by vijay mallya or kingfisheris representing the indian government, said that he stood by his case that vijay mallya and kingfisher airlines new about its financial health and knew that its health was markedly different from the picture they gave to the bank when they made the loan application. it is now up to the judge to decide which of these arguments she believes. and whether or not there is enough evidence for mr mallya to be prosecuted for fraud is enough evidence for mr mallya to be prosecuted forfraud in india. in making that decision she also has to decide whether his human rights will be breached if she sent him to an indian prison because of the conditions faced by prisoners in the jail in mumbai. she said she will make the decision on december ten and in the meantime it mr mallya is free on bail and living at his house outside london. the south korean artist seok chang—woo paints with his own body after an accident left him with two prosthetic arms. he says he took up drawing to show his son what he co

they jane mallya made his fortune in the alcohol business as the boss of kingfisher beverages. he then launched his own on earning the nickname india's richard branson. the rising oil prices ended up. sinking his dreams plunging into debt. once worth one point six billion dollars b.j. malley is indian property including villas planes and cards was supposed to be auctioned off to pay his criticism. but they're still waiting for their money they jay fled the country owing more than one point three billion dollars to india's banks. he ended up in london denying he was playing his debts he calls his decision to move to the u.k. a forced exon. home for the billionaire izzy's if they million dollar mansion in hartford share north of london our request for an interview went unanswered. but we finally caught sight of him last march when the formula one season kicked off. and. he shows up with his new car in front of cameras from all over the world. when questioned about his financial dealings v.j. says he has done nothing wrong i do not or one you will personally do with any bank. king

they jane mallya made his fortune in the alcohol business as the boss of kingfisher beverages. he then launched his own airline earning the nickname india's richard branson. but rising oil prices ended up sinking his dream plunging into debt. once worth one point six billion dollars b.j. malley is indian property including villas planes and cars was supposed to be auctioned off to pay his criticism. but they're still waiting for their money they jay fled the country more than one point three billion dollars to india's banks. he ended up in london denying he was flaying his debts he calls his decision to move to the u.k. a forced exile. home for the billionaire izzy's beef to a million dollar mansion in hartford chip north of london our request for an interview went unanswered. but we finally caught sight of him last march when the formula one season kicked off. and. he shows up with his new car in front of cameras from all over the world. when questioned about his financial dealings v.j. says he has done nothing wrong by the north to one new rule personally to any bank. kingfis

the green building behind me is the original location of the kingfish pub.ved it around the block to its new spot on telegraph. >> this is history. nobody spends that kind of money to do it right and the owners here the main owner said i want that building over there. >> reporter: another example is this little 1930s home threatened by children's hospital expansion. in 2015, a neighbor bought the house and moved it to its new location. you can preserve a victorian, but moving your historic deal will likely cost six figures. not to mention buying a place to put it. in oakland, katy outtis, abc7 news. >> the answer is long time game show host whose facial hair gets a lot of attention. >> the question, who is at lex tray beck. he dae debuted a beard last night. >> here's a before and after photo. trebek first made facial hair news in 2001 when he shaved off his long time mustache. >> you can watch the latest season of "jeopardy!" weekdays at 7:00 p.m. >> he looks pretty good with a beard. >> let's turn our attention to the forecast. >> sandhya is here with the

pretax profit for king picture -- kingfisher coming in.alf total retail profits coming in at 404 million pounds on kingfisher for that retailer in the u.k.. those are some numbers that are coming through. kingfisher, -- i want to move on to sainsbury. we do have some numbers coming through there. sainsbury'sf the referred for an in-depth look here. it says that it raises sufficient concerns. those are headlights coming through there. a bit of breaking news there on the retail space. let's check what is happening on bonds. not a lot going on. the 10 year treasury yield is still holding above 3%. we gained six basis points yesterday. spread lin dunn yesterday. we'll see if that continues. let's get the bloomberg first word news. >> thanks. china won't devalue its currency in order to make its exports more competitive. that is the message from the after his country retaliated against the latest increase in tariffs from the trump administration. the offshore yuan rose after the comments. the u.s.-china trade were deepened as aging announced re

and despite the great summer weather, there's been a 30% fall in profits at the b&q owner kingfisher.t mintel, joins us now. good morning to you. let's start with the tesco story. the big day for them. they are opening their new brand, venue chain of supermarkets, the first one opens today. -- new chain. it is an interesting comment new strategy for tesco. aldi and little have been disrupting the grocery market for a number of years now and, for tesco, it is a new attempt to take them on on the own turf. the question for tesco is, why now? why should they do it now when they have been growing for so long? it comes down to the tie—up with li keqiang booker and its alliance with carrefour. they want to compete in those markets. you would expect things to look pretty 0k those markets. you would expect things to look pretty ok for b and q after the great summer but not so. the figures that have come out are for the first half of the year till the end ofjuly for them it is a story of two quarters. there was terrible weather. we had the beast from the east and snow and there was a lot of di

businessman to face charges relating to loans worth roughly 1.4 billion dollars taken out by his defunct kingfisher the indian government has not provided any substantial evidence to justify their claims. and, before we go, oil has risen above $80 a barrel to its highest level this year, after larger than expected drops in us crude inventory is an us sanctions on iran adding to concerns over the global oil supply. the trump administration is ready to impose sanctions on oil export and worries about hurricane florence about to hit the us is coast shortly. and here is a look at how markets are faring in the us. we saw the nasdaq falling. the snp and the dow higher after a report that washington might be able to begin bilateral negotiations. the nikkei has opened higher. that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for joining us. you're watching bbc news. i'm rico hizon. the government has put forward its vision of how farming in england will work after brexit. a key part of it is how the current european subsidies to farmers will be replaced. at the moment, uk farmers receive £3.1 bill

we have kingfisher down there. down by 7%. profitability there seems to have slipped.n in place to turn it around. decca group down by 4.3%. it's based in switzerland. group down by 4.3%. danske bank already donned just on news the ceo will step down. we don't have a real hand on the size of that money-laundering scandal. rep of the stocks -- matt? trade markets have been a good proxy for growth in the u.s. but our global truck makers prepare for the next downturn whenever it comes? it doesn't look like it's coming a time soon. one of the biggest truck makers in the world, from the commercial vehicle fair in hanover. the ceo of turks and buses at daimler. have we peaked? demand is so strong and has been for a while. can it get any higher? >> it could. can say we still have a couple of countries who are not peaked like turkey and argentina. i would say the global market is the peak of all the markets and we have the nhtsa to do both europe, the united states, japan, and china, and indonesia are going up. and they will impact the global markets a lot. we are in good time

. >> signature development owns the property and several years ago bought the land under the kingfish pub. the building behind me is the original location. they moved it around the location to its new spot on telegraph. >> this is history. nobody spends that kind of money to do it right. and the main owner said i want that building over there. >> another example, this little 1930s home threatened by a children's hospital expansion. in 2015, a neighbor bought the house and moved it under the bart tracks to its new location. you can preserve a victorian, but moving. the historic deal will likely cost six fishes, not to mention buying a place to put it. in oakland, katie news. >>> bts will perform tonight at oracle arena. it gave worldwide acclaim as the first k pop to win guess what, it will cost you a little bit. $675. fans will line up at 10:00 this morning for the fan experience where they can buy merchandise and take photos. doors for the concert open at 5:30. it starts at 8:00 tonight. i know a lot of people will say wo? >> i know, right. it makes me feel old. >> it does. it really

they join mallya made his fortune in the alcohol business as the boss of kingfisher beverages. he then launched his own. earning the nickname india's richard branson. but rising oil prices ended up. sinking his dream plunging into debt. once worth one point six billion dollars b.j. malley is indian property including villas planes and cards was supposed to be auctioned off to pay his criticisms. but they're still waiting for their money they jay fled the country owing more than one point three billion dollars to india's banks. he ended up in london denying he was flaying his debts he calls his decision to move to the u.k. a forced exile. home for the billionaire izzy's beef to a million dollar mansion in hartford chip north of london our request for an interview went unanswered. but we finally caught sight of him last march when the formula one season kicked off. and. he shows up with his new car in front of cameras from all over the world. when questioned about his financial dealings v.j. says he has done nothing wrong i do not. one you will personally do any bank. kingfisher

an unexpected jump in uk inflation boosted sterling, while home improvement retailer kingfisher slidhan expected inflation figure. why? because that tends to give the bank of england cause to think about raising interest rates and that makes the pound increase in value. that's all the business news. the polar maidens are a team of five women, each born in a different decade, who are about to embark on a gruelling expedition to the south pole. they are going to conduct an experiment during the trek to find out what affect a woman's age has on her level of fitness. tim muffett went to meet the women in training. jan is approaching her 74th birthday. and one of the world's toughest challenges. before my husband died, he died of cancer at a7, my hobbies were reading and classical music and after he died, i felt like i had to live for him as well. jan has ridden to the atlantic, the north pole and now she wants to know how women of different ages react to extreme conditions by leading the polar maidens to the south pole. what is the difference? between ages, how do we recover physically a

. >>> kingfisher sales are falling after the french business hit half year profits. behind b & q in the uk said it was on track to grow its full-year margin >>> britain's competitional authority referred sainsbury's merger to an in depth review saying the stores overlap in hundreds of local area the cma said shoppers could face higher prices or worse services where both chains had shops. >>> nestle, unilever and coca-cola submitted bid for horlicks the unit is expected to be sold for around $4 billion with multiple reports saying the three consumer firms are among the bidders. a nestle spokesperson said we do not comment on market rumors i didn't watch football last night, i was on a plane, but the more things change the more they stay the same in the champions league as a lionel messi has the trick helped his team. adam will be up next when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide

kingfisher is an interesting one as well. also retails in france as well.ttle bit of who is and who isn't short on this stock. is health group in the u.k. pursuing this week at a conference. looking at the downside, host of mixed bags. telling at is one of the biggest fallers. telenet is down by 3.7%. we are waiting for the fed to declare its next move. trump. president donald used his address to the united nations generally assembly -- in her to reassert his america first worldviews. he chastised the regime's of prompted open laughter as he lot of the success of his a minister asian. >> in less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. [laughter] >> america -- so true. [laughter] didn't expect that reaction but that's ok. [laughter] >> india isn't planning to buy any rainy and oil in november, raising the prospect that tehran will lose another major customer as u.s. sanctions hit. speculation over whether china will follow suit. india is joining other asian buyers such as south kor

kingfisher is down in london trade. some stocks are making it to the bottom.ched the lowest level in 20 weeks. quarter one revenue down by five cents year on year. matt: a good look at the individual stock movers. we are seeing a lot of changes throughout the day and yesterday. you could see a different story as far as industry groups and individual movers. we are looking at slightly higher across the board and a slightly higher european rally. asian stocks were down. we are talking about what is going on with our guest. seem to have bothered people's over the last five or six sessions -- the bulls over the last five or six sessions. be going back to china and asia or even emerging markets in light of trade. is it time to get back in the water? x yes. the trade worries have not caused all that much panic across the markets. oil and gas stocks have started to regain momentum. this is really positive in terms of the emerging markets. market bond etf's had record inflows for one year. dollar rates are ticking up, but not boring higher. any level of certainty in e

meanwhile home improvement retailer kingfisher slid after reporting weaker profits.ion figure. that tends to give the bank of england cause to think about raising interest rates and that makes the pound increase in value. that's all the business news. a british satellite, nearly 200 miles above earth, has managed to clear up tonnes of spacejunk, using a giant net. it's part of a series of trials looking at the best way to remove the old hardware left circling our planet. some 7,500 tonnes is said to be drifting aimlessly overhead, posing a collision hazard for space new missions. our science correspondent, jonathan amos has the story. it's getting crowded up there. 60 years of space exploration have littered the skies above our heads. old rockets, defunct satellites, even accidentally dropped astronaut tools. the fear is this junk could start a series of runaway coalitions, making space unusable. but perhaps this is the solution. this is the moment a net is thrown around some junk to capture it. it was thrown by a uk satellite that carries the first practical demonst