i'm monica miller.begin with the federal reserve�*s decision to raise interest rates for the 10th consecutive time injust over one year. america's central bank increased its key interest rate by a quarter percentage point and that is a move that was expected. the cost of borrowing is now at its highest in 16 years, but is the fed finally done with rate hikes? the bbc�*s samir hussein reports from new york. inflation remain steadily high. to try and get the cost of living back down to more normal levels the federal reserve, america's central bank, has raised interest rates ten times in a little over a year, and now it seems it may be ready to perhaps take a pause. the committee will take into account the cumulative tightening of monetary policy, the legs with which it lacks inflation and economic and financial developments. we will make that determination meeting by meeting. the rate rises have slowed economic growth in the united states by making it more expensive to borrow money and inflation is starti

i'm monica miller. see members of its lgbtq community face the death penalty. 25 nato peacekeepers are injured in northern kosovo as police clash with serb protesters. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm monica miller. the headlines: the international community condemns uganda's controversial law which could see members of its lgbtq community face the death penalty. 25 nato peacekeepers are injured in northern kosovo as police clash with serb protesters.

i am monica miller, goodbye for now.iolence reduction unit would come to a primary school like this one in croydon, but the idea is that children who need support should be given that from the earliest possible point. and this school already benefits from funding for schemes that teach about healthy relationships and teamwork. but £4 million is to be made available from next september to primary schools specifically for speech and language skills. what we know is that, sadly, one in two prisoners have been excluded from school, and what we further know is that if you've got special educational needs, then you're four times as likely to get excluded. we really need to be investing in programmes like tender and nurture that give additional support, absolutely, to young people who need it. it also gives the space for teachers. and in that way, we hope to be investing in inclusion but making sure that we're reducing exclusions. the funding is going to schools in seven boroughs with higher levels of children being absent from

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m monica miller. the headlines.n blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine and said it is trying to frighten the russian people. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, duration orderfor seoul duration order for seoul in ever. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine

i'm monica miller. we start in the us, where fears of a potential default are growing. lawmakers are struggling to reach a deal on the country's debt ceiling, with the us house speaker kevin mccarthy saying on wednesday that negotiators remain far apart. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has the latest from new york. there is a roughly one in clutch make chance that the us will hit the so—called x—date, when the us government runs out of money to pay its bills, before the dental ministries. that is according toj.p. morgan chase. they say the other any worse. —— debt limit raises. kevin mccarthy said he thought progress could be made but warned the two sides remain far apart. but warned the two sides remain farapart. her pub but warned the two sides remain far apart. her pub concert amending that any deal must cut future federal spending in exchange for raising the debt ceiling, a redline for the white house. on wall street, us stocks fell as investors have been watching these talks closely for any sign of agreement. and even if a deal is done in t

welcome to asia business report, i'm monica miller. our top story this morning, apple is in a multibillion—dollar bill with broadcom to use chips in the united states. it comes at a time when washington is trying to reduce its reliance on foreign—made chips. my colleague samir hussein reports. the 56 chips apple is buying from broadcom will be designed and built in the us. it is the latest business deal between the two companies. in 2020, broadcom said it would sell $15 billion of wireless components to apple. the deal fits the brief apple set out for it self to invest more in the us economy. it also goes hand—in—hand with a push to get more us companies to use domestically made microchips. the supply chain disruptions during the pandemic triggered a semiconductor shortage which showed just how reliant us companies had become on chips made overseas, specifically in china and taiwan. which many us officials see as a national security concern. since then, the us has been privatising domestic production of semiconductors is advised to wea

i'm monica miller. both presidentjoe biden and top or kevin mccarthy must convince their respective parties to back their agreement. and if approved, the deal would suspend the ceiling for two years, but includes compromises like putting a cap on spending for the 2a ivan toney five budgets. washington has until the 5th ofjune to pass us with the president saying he sees no reason why they shouldn't the deadline. you look, you know i never say i'm confident in what the congress is going to do. but i feel very good about it. i've spoken to a number of the members, i spoke to mcconnell, i spoke to a whole bunch of people, and it feels good. we'll see when the vote starts. why would biden say what a good deal it is before the vote? to think that help it pass? no. so what might this mean for markets here in asia? it's a question i put to fidelity�*s catherine yeung. how have markets respond to this? they petted data say it. figs how have markets respond to this? they petted data say it. $5 a how have markets

i'm monica miller. let's start in the united states, where presidentjoe biden says he feels confident in getting his debt ceiling bill passed. both the president and kevin mccarthy need to get their parties to back the deal, but includes compromises like putting a cap on spending for the 2024-25 putting a cap on spending for the 2024—25 budgets. washington has until the 5th ofjune to pass this, with the president saying he sees no reason why they shouldn't make the deadline.— they shouldn't make the deadline. ~ ., deadline. look, you knowl never say _ deadline. look, you knowl never say i'm _ deadline. look, you knowl never say i'm confident, i deadline. look, you know i l never say i'm confident, but deadline. look, you know i i never say i'm confident, but i feel good about it. i've spoken to a number of members, i've spoken to mcconnell, i've spoken to mcconnell, i've spoken to mcconnell, i've spoken to a whole lot of people. and it feels good, i'll see when the vote starts. amla, one of the things t

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welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. russia says it has defeated insurgents who attacked the belgorod region on the border with ukraine. the former uk prime minister borisjohnson is referred to police over new claims he broke covid lockdown rules. after receiving a warm welcome in sydney, the indian prime minister prepares for talks with his australian counterpart. spanish police make several arrests in their investigaton of racist abuse aimed at the real madrid footballer, vinicius junior. let's start with the aftermath of what appears to be the largest incursion into russia's territory since the full—scale invasion of ukraine began. russia now says it's used air strikes and artillery to defeat the armed insurgents. the kremlin claims it killed 70 attackers who crossed into the belgorod region on monday. it says the rest were driven back into ukraine. belgorod's governor said one civilian died in the violence. russia insists the fighters were ukrainian, and used us—supplied weapons, but both kyiv and washington deny any

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines.edge. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine... and says it will reinforce its air defence. kyiv denies being behind the attack, but prepares for strikes in retaliation from russia. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, putting the capital, seoul, on edge. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine... and says it will reinforce its air defence. kyiv denies being behind the attack, but prepares for strikes in retaliation from russia.

i'm monica miller.r those on half term this week, there can't be too many complaints for many. skies a little like we saw here on the banks of loch lomond as we went through today. but it could be a busy week for the gardeners and growers — the state of the ground here is very dry in pembrokeshire, for instance, and there is little to no rain in the forecast through the rest of this week. 0ur forecast rainfall chart shows the rainfall amounts totting up across southern europe in the mediterranean — not great for those in half term here — but for us, other than a few spots of drizzle in the far north of scotland, maybe eastern england, it stays dry. why? this persistent area of high pressure which noses its way a bit further westwards, and it still allows a bit of a cool flow of air, particularly into the south and southeast with plenty of cloud — that's showing up on the cambridge forecast for the rest of this week. but elsewhere, especially further west you are, blue skies will dominate, and it will tu

i'm monica miller. the headlines... a war of words between russia and ukraine, after moscow claims this unverified footage shows a drone targeting and exploding over the kremlin. a 13—year—old boy in serbia is accused of shooting dead eight children and a security guard at a school. and could this be a breakthrough in the battle against alzheimer's? a new drug appears to significantly slow down the progress of the disease. as rehearsals continue for the coronation of king charles iii, police warn of swift action against any protestors on the big day. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in moscow — where russia has accused ukraine of trying to assasinate president vladamir putin. ukraine says it had nothing to do with the incident in which a drone was seen flying over the kremlin before a small explosion. presdeint zelensky said kyiv only fought russia on ukrainian territory. our russia ed

that's all we have on bbc news, i am monica miller. with the rest of the news, visit our website.the feel of the weather from place to place. on wednesday, parts of south—east wales saw highs of 23 degrees. but on the east coast of england, yes, the sun was shining, but the breeze was coming in off a chilly sea and so it felt a little bit cooler. and over the next few days that will continue to be the case. high pressure will be in charge, but the winds around the high pressure flow in this clockwise direction. and that means that for some of us, at times, that wind will be coming in off the chilly waters of the sea. for thursday, temperatures around some northern and eastern coasts just 11 to 14 degrees. compare that with 22 again with some shelter in the south of wales. this is how the weather looks for the day ahead. quite a lot of cloud at times across parts of england and wales, but not all the time. northern ireland, i think, will tend to see a fair amount of cloud feeding in as well, but there'll be some spells of sunshine. i think the best of the sunshine will be found acr

i'm monica miller. let's start in the united states, where presidentjoe biden says he feels confident in getting his debt ceiling deal passed. both the president and kevin mccarthy need to get their parties to back the agreement, that includes compromises like putting a cap on spending for the 2024—25 budgets. washington has until june 5th to pass this, with the president saying he sees no reason why they shouldn't make the deadline. look, you know i never say i'm confident, but i feel very good about it. i've spoken to a number of members, i've spoken to mcconnell, i spoke to a whole bunch of people. and it feels good, we'll see when the vote starts. look, one of the things that i hear some of you guys say is, "why didn't biden say what a good deal this is?" why would biden say what a good deal it is before a vote? you think that'll help it get passed? no. katrina els told me earlier that investors around the world are welcoming the news. so i think we've seen a collective sigh of relief coming from in

i'm monica miller.uality legislation was signed into law. 25 nato peacekeepers are injured in northern kosovo as police clash with serb protesters. poised to become the youngest prime minister in thailand's living memory, we speak to the reformist leader about living memor studio peak living memor studio in ak singapore, this is bbc news.

i'm monica miller. we start in the united states, where fears of a potential default are growing. lawmakers are struggling to reach a deal on the country's debt ceiling, with the us house speaker kevin mccarthy saying on wednesday that negotiations remain far apart. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has the latest from new york. there is a roughly one in four chance that the us will hit the so—called x—date — that's when the government runs out of money to pay its bills without a deal to raise the debt limit. that is according to the banking giantjp morgan chase. and they say the odds are getting worse. that forecast comes after house speaker kevin mccarthy said on wednesday that he thought progress could be made, but warned that the two sides remain far apart. republicans are warning that any deal must cut future federal spending in exchange for raising the debt ceiling — a red line for the white house. ——republicans are demanding that any deal must cut future federal spending in exchange for raising the debt ceiling — a red line for the white house. on wal

that's all we have for you to stop i'm monica miller.ver forjust over a year. she only drives in the day but says finding somewhere decent and safe to park is difficult. some have got good parking, others haven't. in the day, it's not so bad, but i know i wouldn't feel safe at night. i have done one night out alongside my husband. we had to park on the side of the road. moreton runs his family haulage firm in gloucestershire and is chair of the road haulage association. he has handed a petition to downing street calling for safer and more secure truck stops around the country, at a time when thefts from lorries across the industry over £400 million per year. the figure is growing. most of us wouldn't work in offices without proper toilets, welfare facilities, a kitchen to have our lunch and those things. these truck drivers don't have that. they have modern trucks, decent beds, fridges, microwaves and such like, but they still need somewhere to stop. the road haulage association says better facilities for drivers are needed urgently. it

i'm monica miller.ogan celebrate in the streets as he's declared the winner of in the first presidential run—off in turkish history. translation: | would like to thank | each and every member of our nation, who have once again given us the responsibility of governing the country for the next five years.

i'm monica miller.ootage shows a drone targeting and exploding over the kremlin. a 13—year—old boy in serbia is accused of shooting dead eight children and a security guard at a school. as rehearsals continue for the coronation of king charles iii, police warn of swift action against any protesters on the big day. and could this be a breakthrough in the battle against alzheimer's? a new drug appears to significantly slow down the progress of the disease.

i'm monica miller.ll have the first of numerous surgeries to repair her cleft lip and palate — a condition which means the tissue in her mouth didn't fuse together as it should have. her mum and dad received the diagnosis at their 20—week scan. hey, how are you both? good, and how's helena? the family are being talked through the procedure using an augmented reality app. it uses 3d visuals to quite literally show parents what will happen to their baby. professor steven lo is the plastic surgeon who came up with the idea. i was inspired by the newspapers — you know, the newspapers that come alive — but 20% of people in the uk are functionally illiterate, can't read or write, and about 10% have dyslexia. so if we just give them written leaflets, we exclude quite a large percentage of the population. and for things like cleft lip and other types of surgery doing reconstruction, the surgeries are complex and—three dimensional, and augmented reality really suits that very well. the team say the feedback from

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller.d region on the border with ukraine. the former uk prime minister borisjohnson is referred to police over new claims he broke covid lockdown rules. after receiving a warm welcome in sydney, the indian prime minister prepares for talks with his australian counterpart. spanish police make several arrests in their investigaton of racist abuse aimed at the real madrid footballer, vinicius junior.

that is all we have for you now, i'm monica miller. —— patek philippe. can become more of a challenge. this oxford care home is using virtual reality to help residents overcome that. it virtual reality to help residents overcome that. it is at 360 view — residents overcome that. it is at 360 view of _ residents overcome that. it is at 360 view of the _ residents overcome that. it 3 at 360 view of the world. we use really low friction shoes so there is not a lot of effort to move them, it is very simple to move them, it is very simple to do. . , ., to move them, it is very simple to do. . , . to do. the city treadmill can useful people _ to do. the city treadmill can useful people who _ to do. the city treadmill can useful people who usually . to do. the city treadmill can . useful people who usually don't walk at all. the technology can take them to real places where they can even meet up with friends. ~ ., ., friends. we need to live longer better, friends. we need to live longer better. rrot _ friends. we need to live longer better, notjust _ friends.

iam i am monica miller.but it's been glorious for others. west has certainly been best and thursday was the warmest day of the year. along the warmest day of the year. along the east coast of scotland it was cool and grey at times and that's because the high pressure was settled towards the south—east. always going to dry and driving in cloud of fat north sea. thursday we start off with some damp and drizzle in the south—east but out of the west sunshine coming through into the afternoon. once again we have those contrasts. south west of england and wales, dry and sunny and warm. east anglia, breezy at times. once again we likely to see temperatures drop in scotland, peaking in the low 20s. it's going to be a tale of two halves. grass pollen is low to moderate. we'll see some subtle differences with that high but that will mean more sunshine coming through on friday. slightly drier air, lighter winds and a good deal of dry, settled sunny weather for all. it will feel cooler along the east coast but you had t

i'm monica miller, stay with us, we'll be back with you shortly. hello there.but top temperature, well, that was in south wales, in gwynedd, just shy of 20 celsius, and it felt very pleasant indeed. now it's not out of the question that we could see 20 celsius on thursday, but the weather story is certainly on the change with low pressure starting to move in from the southwest. so as we go through the day on thursday, it's a tale of three halves, really — we've got cloud driving in off the north sea, affecting eastern england and northeast scotland. we've got rain pushing into the southwest — and sandwiched in between the two, that's where the best of the sunshine is likely to be, and that's where we'll see the best of the warmth. the breeze still coming from an east direction, so with exposure, that's just going to add a slight edge to things. a little more shelter, it'll feel pleasant enough with highs of 19—20 celsius perhaps in the southeast. now, as we move out of thursday into friday, that weather front will continue to push its way steadily north. it'll

i'm monica miller.declared the winner of the first presidential run—off in turkish history. translation: | would - like to thank each and every member of our nation, who have once again given us the responsibility of governing the country for the next five years.

reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines...otage shows a drone targeting and exploding over the kremlin. a 13—year—old boy in serbia is accused of shooting dead eight children and a security guard at a school. and could this be a breakthrough in the battle against alzheimer's? a new drug appears to significantly slow down the progress of the disease. as rehearsals continue for the coronation of king charles iii, police warn of swift action against any protestors on the big day.

i'm monica miller.versial law which could see members of its lgbtq community face the death penalty. 25 nato peacekeepers are injured in northern kosovo as police clash with serb protesters.

i'm monica miller.er mccarthy urge members of their parties to support their debt ceiling deal with thejune 5th deadline looming ever closer. the chips are up — as nvidia briefly enters the trillion dollar club.

i'm monica miller. as fears about whether hello and welcome to asia business report.

it's seven in the morning in singapore, and midnight in london, i'm monica miller borisjohnson has beenred to the police by the cabinet office, over new claims he may have broken lockdown rules during the pandemic. the allegations have come to light during preparations for the covid public investigation. mrjohnson has replied to the allegations in a statement. in the statement, mrjohnson�*s team says "the assertion by the cabinet office that there have been further covid rule breaches is totally untrue". and says, "many will conclude that this has all the hallmarks of yet another politically motivated stitch up." our political correspondent jonathan blake has more on the story. there is no investigation yet to what happened here is the lawyers going to boris johnson's a ministerial diary during the time of the pandemic in the process of preparing evidence for forthcoming public inquiry which will examine the uk's response to the pandemic came across diary entries which weighed concerns —— raise concerns where they happen in the context, we do not know raise concerns of the officials who

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines... start of the york war. former british prime minister borisjohnson says

i'm monica miller. we start in the us, where fears of a potential default are growing. house speaker kevin mccarthy saying on wednesday that negotiators remain far apart.

i'm a i'm a monica miller, stay with us for the latest news, goodbye for now.nday evening. it was caused by thin high cloud made up of ice crystals. and just like a rainbow, you can get a double halo effect. there will be some of that cloud around on bank holiday monday and much of the country will have a dry and sunny day. but a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea through the midlands and eastern england, breaking up through the day with some sunshine coming through. away from the far north of scotland, there'll be a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many of us on monday and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler and stronger wind blowing, and it will be windy through the english channel. cool in the south—east but for the north and west, warming up with temperatures to 20—21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. bank holiday monday will be dry because we still have high pressure in charge and to the south of it, still some strong winds in souther

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let's find out more about that with monica miller, who's in singapore. nice to see you.king _ this. yeah, it is certainly making headlines. - this. yeah, it is certainly making headlines. we i this. yeah, it is certainly i making headlines. we don't this. yeah, it is certainly - making headlines. we don't get many royalfamily making headlines. we don't get many royal family visits so people are very excited. and that prize will be $1.2 million or e1 that prize will be $1.2 million or £1 million for each of these winners. that is to help scale up winners. that is to help scale up their environmental inventions, projects that have an eye on the future. for example, the winner last year included a british start—up which uses seaweed to make packaging. some of the other awards that came about was a company in oman that promises to eliminate billions of carbon dioxide. as well as a business from kenya at that crafts reliable stoves from waste metal. some very interesting creative projects. this prize is supported, as you mentioned, by different companies, and here in singapor

i'm monica miller. a committee of the us house of representatives votes in favour of president

i'm monica miller.percentage point and that is a move that was expected. the cost of borrowing is now at its

i'm monica miller. we start in the united states, where fears of a potential default are growing.

i'm monica miller. we're on air slightly earlier than usual to bring you details of two breaking stories. # you are simply the best # you are simply the best # better than all the rest... tributes are paid to music legend tina turner, who has died at the age of 83. and the governor of florida ron desantis announces his 2024 presidential bid. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. america grammy award—winning singer tina turner, widely hailed as the queen of rock and roll, has died. she was 83 years old. her publicist said she had been suffering from a long illness. born anna mae bullock in the state of tennessee, she became famous in the late 1960s performing as a duo in a turbulent musical partnership with her abusive husband ike turner. as a solo artist with global hits like what's love got to do with it, the best and private dancer, she sold more than 180 million albums worldwide. her high—kicking, inexhaustable energy on stage made her

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