the labour department is predicted to announce 180 new —— 180,000 labour department is predicted to announce announce 180 new ——180,000 newjobs were added outside of the agricultural sector. economists are seeing it as a sign the economy is expanding with high employment and increasing wages generally resulting in stronger consumer spending. however, carl remains over manufacturing where 13 million americans are employed. it's still dealing with uncertainty caused by the trader. figures released on monday showed manufacturing contracting in america for the fourth consecutive month. vivienne nunis there. president trump says trade negotiations are moving right along. let's go to our asia business hub where shara njit leyl is following the story. there you are, sorry, too many screens around me. it's been a to psy—tu rvy screens around me. it's been a topsy—turvy week with this because it seemed as though there was fading hopes of a deal, renewed hopes of a deal, where we are well, you're right. to be fair his assurance, those stray talks were moving along, it is actually helping push asian ma

example, we had a parachuting incident in fox glacier and both those cases you saw the then department of labourmission investigate alongside coronial inquests, so we haven't always had separate inquiries again. what i want to ensure is that we answer all the questions that need to be answered to try and do that with a little duplication as possible, but i am waiting for a bit more advice on that. inaudible. again, having looked at a number of accidents, significant events in recent yea rs accidents, significant events in recent years in new zealand, have often been investigated by for insta nce often been investigated by for instance a department of labour, coronial inquests. they haven't always been separate inquiries. what i want to make sure is that we answer all of the questions we need to answer... we are listening to the prime minister, jacinda ardern who has been speaking one week after the eruption of the volcano on white island and 16 people were killed. she has given a number of thoughts, saying her thoughts are with the families of the. the police and navy continue their recovery ope

zealand, have often been investigated by for insta nce often been investigated by for instance a department of labour inquests. they haven't always been separate inquiries. what i want to make sure is that we answer all of the questions we need to answer... we are listening to the prime minister, jacinda ardern who has been speaking one week after the eruption of the volcano on white island and 16 people were killed. she has given a number of thoughts, saying her thoughts are with the families of the. the police and navy continue their recovery operation. some names of victims have been released. the volcanic alert remains. present it a questions need to be asked and a number of investigations will happen. one may take a year. she said a $5 million fund will be established and will continue to cover the story over the next few hours. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week... let the healing begin — so said borisjohnson on friday, as he celebrated the scale of his emphatic electoral victory. but the other big winner was scotland's first minist

my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departed from the european union on the 31st of january. labourays the government has tried to mimic some of its priorities. on austerity, on investment, on inequality and on the national health service and we can see how we force the terrain to shift. but boris johnson's predicting a positive future. i do not think it vainglorious or impossible to say that a new golden age for this united kingdom is now in reach. mid—morning, the queen set off from buckingham palace for the state opening of parliament, a ceremony she's more than familiar with, having taken part in it 66 times during her reign. but having done the whole thing just ten weeks ago ahead of the election, this was an altogether more dressed—down affair than usual. instead of a horse—drawn carriage, this time, a waiting car carried the queen the short distance along the mall and down to houses of parliament. arriving with less than the usual pomp at the sovereign‘s entrance. and this time, there was no changing into the state robes and crown. the queen sticking with her day dress and ha

labour rules, a number of parts to be made in the us, canada or mexico if they are to qualify for these tariffs. making headlines: goldman sachs on the verge of settling with the us justice department in the malaysia 1mdb corruption scandal set to be worth $2 billion. sachs spokesperson told us... indonesia has become the latest asian country to have a deadly pick violence overstating farms across the region. -- pig- overstating farms across the region. —— pig. 30,000 pigs have died in a north sumatra. more than half of china's pig herd is expected to be wiped out by the disease. the anniversary of macau's handover and the president xijinping is attending a ceremony and is due to give a reward for its loyalty. the british drug maker, big pharma, making a play for asia with china and india being its two biggest target markets. at a time when both countries showing growth, the potential for the company... what we see in china is the extension of good healthcare programmes to much larger populations. we see government reaching out into more rural areas, more far government reaching out into more ruralareas, more faraway government reaching out into more rural areas, more far away from

these different departments that may be rolled into one another, how are they going to function because that is not necessarily cost free. let us look at the guardian. battles for labour'stial runners for the labour party leadership. a lot of it will depend on how influential momentum remain, having putjeremy corbyn at the head of the party. momentum remain, having putjeremy corbyn at the head of the partym will come down to members and so how this will function is they will be a lot of discussion about these different potential candidates and people will start putting their names forward. we have already had lisa nandi saying she is not ruling out. her name has been talked about a lot of the past but she was on andrew marr today saying this is the first time she is not going to rule it out and there has been talk of rebecca long bailey whojohn mcdonnell has mentioned he will probably be the favourite candidate of some of the people who have been leading the labour party in the recent yea rs. leading the labour party in the recent years. also talk ofjess phillips. i think it is less likely that cooper and emily thornbury are going to be people that go for it but they na

programs, some graduate programs, and also has links to the apprenticeship programs for the department of labour. so we believe this is going to be a very good an important tool for students to access and use as they consider future fields of studies and future programs. >> so prior to the previous administration that they cover that broad range of programs available? or they just focus on the back laureate degrees? >> they were focused on for years institutions and by institution level. now are down to the program. level? what that would do would be improving any students at any field of study depending on how long it takes? >> to acknowledge there are many pathways to a many successful adult life and we encourage students to look at all of their options, and look at them starting mid in middle school. frankly >> your scorecard would actually predict more schools than the previous administrations it because you're including at the decree level not the institution level, and you are considering all programs not just baccalaureate. >> right. so you've done more to help sue students. i would >> ar

labour seat. a path that many have just followed and since then, as he pointed out, he has secured funding for a new a&e department‘re watching today, they will feel nothing but pride. let me also welcome to his place the right honourable gentleman that the leader of the opposition, a stickler as we all know for watching the queen‘s speech at the right time. though i don‘t know what he has against coronation chicken, mr speaker. as our exchanges across these dispatch boxes come towards a close, alas, let me say that our personal relations have always been excellent and as for all our disagreements, i have never doubted that the right honourable gentleman‘s beliefs are deeply held. and his sincerity is to be admired. certain members of his shadow cabinet on the other hand are absolutely clear where the responsibility of the election result lights. the voters of the country have let his side down. they have forfeited the confidence of the opposition and the time has come for labour to take the only possible step, dissolve the electorate and replace it with a new one. at least i think that is what the lady for easing

labour party? we will win this general election to safeguard the nhs, to stop the cuts to our health and care services, to stop the bed cuts and stop the crisis a&e departmentsy corbyn to resign? we will win this general election, people are fed up of the tory cuts to the nhs the waiting lists going higher entire. thank you very much for coming on the programme, shadow health secretary for labour, jonathan ashworth. still to come... in the last of our exclusive series of election blind dates, the subject of war causes a conflict. iraq is very important, it is the defining war of our time. the war that i lived through was the defining war for me. but this is british foreign policy, you have cheerleaders for wars. you have to stop saying that. as someone who lived through civil war and understand the reality is, they are not... listen to me, you have never been to warand not... listen to me, you have never been to war and you do not know what it is like to put your life at risk. and hugh grant has been out encouraging people to vote tactically in thursday's election. we'll be finding out whether that approach really works. we hope to have a definitive answer b

all emergency departments will remain open, but some routine appointments will be cancelled and a number of minor injury units will be closed. tony blair is warning that labourreplaced" as a serious political force if it tries to "whitewash" the scale of its election defeat. the former prime minister presented research suggesting labour's problems go far deeper than its leadership and brexit stance. mr corbyn faced fury within his party at the first meeting of labour mps last night, where he was criticised for both the campaign and the lack of an apology. president trump is set to face a trial in the us senate if — as expected — the house of representatives votes in favour of impeaching him today. if convicted by the senate, he would be removed from office — something that's never happened in us history. in a public letter, mr trump has accused the democratic speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, and her party of "subverting democracy" with an "illegal, partisan attempted coup". mortgage borrowers who were stuck on high interest rates when their lenders were nationalised after the financial crash are launching legal action against the companies they say are re

department of the eu. >> the misogyny and homophobia of boris johnson has become oppose. we cannot get bigger discount. >> i encourage everyone to find closure and let the healing begin. >> opposition labour party leader jim and carmen have also brought you first to bring scotland away from the uk. >> the country is not given details and exactly what it tested. north great. north korea once had nuclear talks. salvaging the talks. the new peer test comes after u.s. repetitive for not korea discussing security issues. select all seven democrats who have qualified for the debate in los angeles this week are now threatening to actually skip the event. the same they will not cross the trend pick up line by union food-service workers. national committee says it is now trying to resolve that situation. eight candidates who did not qualify for the debate are taking part in the formal education in pennsylvania. pete buttigieg will be at a dinner in napa valley. booker, will attend events in a valley. political analyst say the candidates help to connect with center carmella harris supporters that are homebase following her decision to drop out of the race. >> once she left the race we were like tak