i'm mariko oi in singapore with kasia madera in london.who went on the rampage at london bridge on saturday night, killing seven people and injuring dozens more. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world: china daily reports on saturday's terror attack in london, saying that campaigning for the general election later this week was halted. the photo shows crowds leaving the area after the attacks, during which seven people were killed and 48 injured. the straits times here in singapore has a plea by the home affairs minister on the front page, urging singaporeans to come forward and talk to the authorities if friends or family members are being radicalised. on the london attacks the paper reports that the uk government is going to review anti—terror laws and will consider giving the police more powers. the south china morning post has a picture of the candlelit vigil commemorating the victims of the tiananmen massacre on its front page. and on the london attacks it reports that police raided several addresses in east londo

mariko oi is in singapore. what a ground can you give us to this story?ews break that toshiba, which has been trying to sell its chip unit in order to raise enough money to cover the losses in its us nuclear division, its shares have just been downgraded to the second section of the tokyo stock exchange as of the 1st of august after the company repeatedly postponed earnings results. the last we heard we were supposed to find out by the end of this month but the company has just applied for another extension until august ten, which it got the approval for, but in exchange its shares have been demoted to the second section of the tokyo stock exchange. you are asking about china and we are talking about some of the massive overseas acquisitions that have been making news headlines lately, such as the purchase of hollywood studios. yesterday when authorities appeared to start cracking down on overseas acquisitions, the shares fell. one fell 10% until they were suspended. them the icbc came out and said it was just a routine and we should see shares recover th

i'm mariko oi in singapore. world leaders express support for london.. pau, sally can wait, she knows it's too late... —— oh. and in manchester, the scene of the previous uk attack, a tribute concert with some of the world's biggest stars.

mariko oi is in singapore. this is quite a landmark moment, talk us through the significance of it? known as the basket case of south asia but now it is being called the new asian tiger and, as ben mentioned, it has rejoined the emerging markets index, it was kicked out years ago because of all of the political and terror related issues, and in fact the pakistani shares have actually been outperforming the index in recent yea rs, outperforming the index in recent years, despite all those troubles, the continuing troubles. it is basically because of good corporate governance reforms as well as strong domestic consumption and china for one have been investing billions of dollars in the country, so definitely a landmark moment for the country. as always, really good to see you, thank you so much. let me show you what the numbers are doing, you saw the decay at the bottom of the screen, but new month, same old worries, trump, brexit, and the election, greece's debt worries, all that on the minds of investors. but ending a four—day losing run. in the us yesterday, slightly different pict

mariko oi is in singapore... nice to see you.l are saying about the latest on toshiba! i had saying about the latest on toshiba! ihada saying about the latest on toshiba! i had a perfect answerfor you but i'll answer about toshiba. tell us, tell us about george clooney, i want to know. i think we all should start our own tequila brand and try to match that. anyway... just yesterday we told you that toshiba appears to have selected the japanese remained led group as a preferred but the issue was that the offer was lower come third to the one offered by the thai burmese company and its been speculated that toshiba might be relu cta nt to ta ke speculated that toshiba might be reluctant to take the offer because of that close ties with china. but to be fair, the company which took over at another troubled company sharp, sharp is starting to make money and its applying to relist its shares on the tokyo stock exchange so at the foxconn agm, the boss said he is not giving up on buying the crown jewel of toshiba, the only unit that seem