by around three percent this year and we're joined now by our financial correspondent in new york korda yens another quarter of solid growth in the u.s. donald trump is looking like the business friendly president that he advertise themselves to be. you know if we look at the entire year if we're really going to read a good three percent of growth we haven't seen anything like that since two thousand and five so in thirteen years i mean first of all we shouldn't forget that us president inherited a pretty decent economy the economic recovery was already underway for six seven years before. took office what does help is there to be almost a full employment in the united states so the labor market looks pretty solid and then on top of it earlier this year donald trump and this administration fired this huge tax cuts and that was another incentive for the u.s. economy. good point yes the tax cut being credited with a lot of this growth but at the same time there must be a limit to what it can accomplish what are you hearing there. well i mean one of the problems is when you look at the u.s

comeback in the afternoon up for the day by a good four hundred thirty points for the dow jones yes korda new york thank you. when britain leaves the european union at the end of march next year not only england scotland wales and northern ireland will exit the block but also small area like british military garrisons in cyprus for example and a solid border around these promises would be a huge problem for all the farmers whose trees grow right on base they may be small but these olives play an outsized role for andreas for to you their own oil is his life blood flow to you farms land on a british air force base an opera teary on the southern tip of cyprus the relationship between farmers and the british military has existed since cypriot independence in one nine hundred sixty but it could change dramatically in the event of a no deal brags that. the metals he would nobody has said anything not the cypriot government not our foreign minister or the british foreign minister about how this is going to work and all of oil imported from outside the e.u. is subject to a fifteen percent tariff

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emergency capsule back in orbit we don't know but but basically that's what happened and so i'm donald korda reporting from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan yeah i'm sure those witness accounts will be corroborated and really trying to get to the bottom of that from people on the ground there like you were double quarter thanks for and. just give us a sense then what dollar was speaking about the launch was aborted minutes after takeoff when the booster rocket began to malfunction. and you could. be. right on the she did a. good. well when it became apparent thought there was a serious technical issue the live feed of the launch was cut no more communication soon after the reports started to emerge that the crew was attempting an emergency landing in their cultural which did happen as we have been confirming both men making it back to earth on the harmed not in need of any medical attention. only media chief as well for roles cost one has of course been keeping the public opt to up to speed with what they know trying to get the information out to the families first and foremost and then to

emergency capsule back in orbit we don't know but but basically that's what happened and so i'm donald korda reporting from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan. very good afternoon if you just show this is coming into two pm this thursday afternoon live from moscow it's out international with the kevin zero in one big story that we're covering solely for the next hour and the ramifications for it throughout the afternoon the breaking news is that the soyuz launch in kazakhstan didn't go quite the plan the smalling a rocket malfunction during blast off forced the two man crew to abort and make an emergency landing both men are alive and unhurt is the good news though after landing in the capsule in kazakstan the soyuz launch the two forty pm local time couple of hours ago but the booster rocket began to melt function just a few minutes afterwards and that's when things started to unwind you know you've got this video to show you just your knees and catching up with all this the latest one from inside the capsule showing the men being shaken in this seat some reports saying that sometimes they f

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emergency capsule back in orbit we don't know but but basically that's what happened and so i'm donald korda reporting from baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan well launch was aborted just minutes after takeoff as we heard there when the booster rocket began to malfunction. right on the she did a. good. yeah that's the phrase nobody wanted to hear rocket failure isn't it when it became apparent that there was a serious technical issue the live feed of the launch was cut for a bit then it popped back up again soon afterwards reports started to emerge the crews attempting an emergency landing in their capsule both men onboard swiftly made it back to earth. i say on a live we think of the so many various accounts of that coming in at the moment i want to get a bit more on it but apparently the initial reading was they were not in need of any urgent medical attention albeit they've been through a lot of g.'s they're coming back down to earth so what is the state is the main thing what is the state of these two astronauts cosmonauts he goes down off and across the story and he kicked off about thre

shadoff, the first—round leader, lost ground with a 73, as american nelly korda and taiwan's wei—lingey're playing in the fast 5's. basically 5 a side netball. in shorter games. england are the defending champions but they lost all three of their games this morning. to new zealand, malawi and south africa. they'll be hoping to do better tomorrow when they play australia and jamaica. in rugby union's premiership rugby cup, saracens have beaten leicester 29—21, both teams missing star players, with the autumn internationals looming. it was a chance then for some young talent to make their mark, and for sarries that's what they did. as james burford can tell us. the opening weekend at the inaugural premiership rugby cup and with most of the big guns away on international duty — this is an opportunity for the youngsters to stake their claim. with halloween just around the corner, there are few scarier sights in rugby than the rolling maul. and he's been haunting teams for years. but saracens were just getting started. this trick was a treat for the saracens fans. perhaps the performance o

there for us in new york thank you yes korda. the global outlook for economic growth is darkening and political turmoil in italy looms large over the eurozone and the spike is the european central bank will continue to phase out its unprecedented stimulus measures the e.c.b. confirming today that its two point six trillion euro asset purchasing program will in this year and that interest rates could rise after next summer president mario draghi says the central bank still sees risks to the eurozone as broadly balanced as for the eve spat with italy over its. drug he says officials didn't discuss the matter widely and that he personally hopes both sides can find a solution. on the spain were taxi drivers have claimed a victory over app based ride sharing services like in a close vote the spanish parliament set a ratio of ride sharing vehicles to traditional taxis with more favor being given to the latter companies like over say there's still a silver lining. was celebrations erupt even a tear of joy as shed taxi drivers gathered o

expected to be inside the consulate late to today we're also getting reports that we can verify some korda saying that the saudi team of the saudi some side of that joint basically committee may well be inside the consulate already certainly we have seen a number of people go in and out of the consulate this morning but we are unable to verify that it's we would speaking to a government spokesperson earlier become a source sorry earlier today in there asked them why this had taken so long why this access for this team had taken so long because it was announced it was going to be put together at least four days ago now that's supposed personal story that source saying that the big sticking point of being the nature of the investigation he just found thought it was going to be understood that it was a push back from the saudis sell it possibly about the level of forensic investigation that they were going to allow to take place it seems certainly all the evidence would suggest of this announcement that those disputes have been resolved and we expect that team to go in imminently certainly in