is this a risky delight for the murdochs?urdochs, you have to take on the political situation and what's going to happen over the next six months. from their standpoint, there were national -- there rationale would be this. it's unlikely there would be a general election and the appetite for a general election would be limited. limited obviously on the site of the conservatives, but also partly the s&p as well. i think their view would be, and election would be unlikely over the next six months, probably over the next 12-18 months, which gives them enough time for a deal to get through. guy: great to see what this might. tv , thego to little blue button in the left-hand corner, you can find matt and i directly as well. just search as an you can find us pretty easily. you are looking at live pictures coming to you from paris at the french capital as they prepare to celebrate bastille day. the u.s. president, the u.s. first lady is there, and as you can see, so is the french first lady. with forward to some great coverage a

murdoch not want to make any concessions if he knows that this leads to a very lengthy delay of this merger >> it's quite possible he just thinks that it's pointless because it is such a political decision this has always been a political decision they have lobbied back and forth trying to get away from having to make a decision herself, which ultimately she will have to do. but entirely possible that murdoch thinks that she's made it clear that she is very he minded to refer are to the cma, so just prolonging it is unnecessary. >> is there is a chance that his position could before before. >> he's offered to have a separate board and secondly guaranteeing to keep sky news branding with the same level of funding for the next five years. >> but miss bradley said it won't go far enough, she wants to see more. >> and she said she's very much in agreement with what off con has said so, yes, the idea was to propose further remedy, but i think it's quite inevitable, so just get on with the process >> seems pretty convoluted at this point what are the analysts thinking do they think that th

few good men which is also reporters and men and they call it a film as leave this room where the murdochsunday times yes the times right leaning paper says rogue s.s. unit accused of executing civilians in afghanistan so this is not the morningstar this is not the extreme communist press saying this it's the times and it's a very sinister story it's suggested that members of britain's special air service us s.e.'s are alleged to have covered up evidence that they killed unarmed civilians in afghanistan in cold blood it looks like the accusation goes like this no doubt these people were killed the prince has been so far that the afghan forces did this killing of civilians and therefore the british don't need to investigate it now this evidence suggests from something called operation north more a u.k. sponsored investigation which was taking about a year and a half maybe d.s.s. were involved as sas potentially killing civilians in what they. a rogue units they always say that in these situations big question are s.a.'s are british operatives responsible for what the afghan forces were bla

police found no evidence of criminal behavior by the armed forces in afghanistan sadat's ok that murdoch's talking about wasting your time and indeed the source quoted here is just wanted to. have a desire to just make it go away i'm not sure what afghan civilians families will maybe the times is leaning to the left after all maybe they've been completely cynical who knows let's go from one cover up to one alleged cover of world website about a media blackout those is website maybe but look at this world socialist web site states the media blackout does expose a on the u.s. missile strike against syria the story here is about that alleged sarin gas strike which was pinned on president assad and then used doesn't excuse by president trump in america to launch strikes against assad's forces o.p.c. w has said sarin was used even though no one really believes that wants again there are some facts here sarin was found that as well are the gases traces of other gases but evidence of well there is evidence of it. very strange o.p.c. w. report let's not get hung up on the lorry yeah but let's not

who they have added -- james murdoch, who heads up 21st century fox, rupert murdoch's son, and linda of johnson publishing company. both will be joining the board. david kirkpatrick, you look at the tech world. tesla is a tech company. does this loosen elon musk's grip? eva: no, he has 100% grip. we are talking about tesla right after netflix. they have a lot in common. they are both companies to invest in only on the presumption they will take everything. they will single-handedly transform their industry. ways, netflix may have a better long-term prospect of doing that. competitionting from every direction. they are very dependent on subsidies from government. i am a huge fan of elon musk. nobody can pull a rabbit out of a hat like him. joe: i want to go back to the point david brought up about competition, help netflix is not -- how netflix is not necessarily in the same category. letter, it discusses the intensity of competition. youtube, hbo, all these different competitors. is there a mode other than that people like it's shows? -- its shows? have beenthey successful in the mar

murdoch wants to see you now.put a suit on in a tie and i ran up to the office and he sat down and he said look here's the deal for our attorneys. we're can have to part ways with bill o'reilly and we have an issue at 8:00 at night and the five is going to go to prime time. i want you to know you are going to stay at 5:00 you will stay in the center seat. i really need to maintain the audit -- audience into prime time. thank you very much. very positive. i left i called my wife and i said i'm in a do the 5:00 show is still i'm not sure if i'm on the five anymore originally it's good to be in. there is a press release that comes out about two hours later. i'm looking for my name at the five. they are doing great by the way. there up against that. somehow being anti- term has given her a pretty strong audience. they are doing great at 9:00. the people are really hitting fox. we just ran our numbers june of this year versus june of last year. were up 19% up 19%. i think the whole network is actually up. those were th

very financially sound and not owned by rupert murdoch. it strikes me as extraordinarily unlikely that an editorial like that wouldn't have been cleared in some way with rupert murdoch. and cleared with ryan, part of the editorial team and and this is the beginning from some places where trump normally protection. >> gene that's an important point when you look at that editorial from the frame that david frum just gave. >> that's true. >> and the journal is not friendly to trump's campaign. and certainly not to campaign or the editorial page and certainly conservative. didn't like trump then took a more sort of welcoming or friendly stance during the general election campaign and then in the early months of the presidency. but here is my question, though, what should we imagine are they talking about on fox news right now. >> oh, gene, if you want to keep up with the latest on the speculation about the o.j. simpson parole hearing, they've got a lot of pregame stuff on o.j. simpson parole. anything you want to know about it, it's espn and f

rupert murdoch does it. i said he does not. i get up from the chair i went to my desk and picked myself on with the speed dial and got him. i said there are two guys here from twitter they tell me you have a twitter account. he said i'd do steve. [laughter] you do? and i have $247,000 -- to order 47,000 followers. i was speechless. why did you do that? is set every once in awhile i will tweet something out to. it was a check may. see you later. and it shows i don't know what i am talking about. [laughter] john: thank you steve wynn another man who worked his way to use the top to make his company extra successful responsible for though weird sexual advertisements. >> what is more american the and a cheeseburger? this one coated with a hot dog and potato chips in the hands of an all american model in a hot tub in a pickup truck driven by the american bull rider on the aircraft carrier under the liberty as she admires the most americans take burger new act carl's, jr. >> he took over the company that was in debt just four years l

"wall street journal" owned by rupert murdoch. share a quote that stuck out to me about radical transparency and just by way of background, radical transparency, this is a term used you hear from guys like mike bloomberg all the time, where there are no titles, no offices, sharing all information, and "wall street journal" says if there really is nothing to the russia collusion allegations, transparency will prove it. americans will give mr. trump credit for trusting their ability to make a fair judgment, pre-ememptive disclosure is the only chance to contain the political harm from future revelations. so at this point, all we've gotten it, it's a ruse, a witch-hunt, my most hated term, a nothing burger. if you've got fox news saying there's something and now "the wall street journal" saying transparency or bust, is the president backed into a corner? >> well, in terms of coming out with the kind of disclosure they're talking about, strategically, that would be a departure from everything we've ever seen from donald trump. he mana

ross murdoch has also reached tonight‘s 200 finals.r them to be effective; but now a group of scientists has cast doubt on that recommendation. an article in the british medical journal argues that taking antibiotics for longer than necessary can increase the risk of developing a resistance to them. however england‘s chief medical officer says more research is needed before any change in policy. here‘s our health correspondent dominic hughes. antibiotics, we are wonderful. mapoe all sorts of ways are being used to spread the word antibiotics need to be used sparingly. that message is becoming ever more urgent as fears grow over the dangers posed by microbes that are resistant to the drugs. traditionally we‘ve always been told to finish a course of antibiotics. but some believe that might actually be making the situation worse. what we worry about is that many patients are already colonised with resistant bacteria and they might not be part of the infection, they might be in your gut, on your skin, up your nose, and if we use antibiotic

tesla has added two independent directors to its board, including the boss of 21st century fox, james murdoch increase the board size at the electric car and storage company to nine. the move comes amid criticism by some shareholders of a lack of independence on tesla's board. some investors believe that too many of the company's board members have personal or professional ties to boss elon musk. bnp paribas is the latest in a long line of banks to be hit by a currency—rigging scandal. the french bank hasjust been handed a whopping $216 million dollarfine by america's central bank. it's the latest punishment for traders who allegedly shared information about currency bids without adequate oversight from their banks. the scandal has led to billions of dollars in fines on both sides of the atlantic, having already hit the likes of barclays, rbs, deutsche bank, ubs and jp morgan chase before we go, a quick look at what the markets have been up to. you can see the figures in the asian markets. we have the ftse. the nikkei has opened after a public holiday yesterday. lots of markets reacting to ch

murdoch happy man for the news out of the u.k. today?really interesting to see the sky shares surge. this is not the worst case an -- worst case scenario for fox. the worst case. what the today is said -- what the government has said is that they are planning, they are minded to review this for additional regulatory review which could take another six months but it is definitely not the worst case scenario. >> the alliance has grabbed its merger agreement with right had -- rite aid which was being reviewed by regulars. instead, it will buy 22 rite aid stores. and those stores will be converted to walgreens. >> it's always been obvious the remedies walgreens and rite aid put in front of the regulators were in position, they pushed back the time for getting this done again again and again. what they've come out today i s interesting. they said we are going to do a deal but we are going to only buy a small proportion of stores rather than buying the whole company. really interesting question is what happens to the rest of rite aid? ♪ ♪ scar

murdoch wants to see you now. and he said here's the deal the attorneys have said we have to part ways with bill o'reilly and the five will go to prime time. i said okay but you will stay at 5:00 i really need to maintain the audience in prime time. thank you very much and very positive and i called my wife i will still do the 5:00 show i am not sure if i am on the five anymore than it was going to be aided clock. -- at 8:00 then the press release came now that i am looking for my name on the five. [laughter] >> they are doing great by the way. [laughter] [applause] rachel got some new wind in her sales given her strong audience they're doing great at 9:00. so they are hitting fox that we not the fox that we used to be but we just ran the numbers but in june this year versus last year is up 19%. [applause] >> i think the whole network is up. >> i looked at the numbers on monday and every show. and it kept getting bigger. [applause] the tucker edition? [applause] >> i cannot wait to talk with him about this but i c

she may refer the deal to the competition and market authority for an investigation of murdoch's medianfluence. we bring you a sitdown with an uber executive on the prospect growth after a tumultuous few months. we will have more coverage from aspen, sitting down with the ceo of price line. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: uber is trying to break into business travel. erik schatzker caught up with peter jonas at the global business travel association convention in boston. eastern by asking about the corporate program uber for business and how it differs from the usual right offering. a tech later, a platform we put on the existing application. in the early days of uber, we saw a ton of momentum coming from the business travel community. we realized there was a lot of friction for business travelers that we could remove. it was intended to remove that friction. we continue to extend the reach of uber for business outside of that into other areas. erik: you are trying to appeal to corporate customers. what services do you need to add? is this fully baked already? peter: it moves people and th

could in fact be one rupert murdoch. 55-year-old rupert murdoch is in the midst of building what "forbesbroadcast networks that was presumed to be complete and rupert murdoch having disrupted the newspaper business in australia, television business in britain-e arrives in america and says i don't know why there should only be three broadcast networks. i'm going to make another one. this was a big bold bet. >> meantime, he will have to become an american citizen if he is to own tv stations here. something he says he is willing to do. >> there are some people who are saying it will take you 20 years to get your fox network on a par with the big three. are you prepared to wait that long? >> sure, i intend to live that long, but i don't believe in the 20 years. >> the reaction to murdoch's idea for a fourth network was similar to ted turner's idea to start cnn. it's ridiculous. what does he know about television? >> we don't think of ourselves as abc, nbc, or cbs. we don't have to reach everyone. there's no question we have an inferior lineup of stations to our counterparts. it means we have

she may still refer it for an investigation of murdoch's media influence., see how chrysler revs up for its electric minivan. where the auto giant is focusing its push. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a reassuring sign for retailers who have been battered by e-commerce. sears has agreed to sell its well-known kenmore appliances on amazon. the chain will also integrate its smart appliances with alexa, amazon's speech-activated assistant. that means the company's air conditioners and other devices will respond to voice commands. fiat chrysler is setting its sights on tesla's home turf with a minivan that can run on a rechargeable battery. they will rethink marketing strategy. fiat chrysler is calling the pacifica model a hybrid and is leaving out the second part. jamie butters joins us now from michigan. what is your take on their marketing campaign? jamie it seems smart. clearly, their research shows that most americans, especially minivan buyers, who are not the most high tech or gear-headed consumers, get a little bit of range anxiety from the idea of a plug.

murdoch a happy man for the news out of the u.k. today?s really interesting to see the sky shares surge. i think they are surging because this is not the worst case scenario for fox with its proposed takeover of sky. what would have been the worst case scenario is an outright rejection. what the government has said is that they are planning, they are minded to review this for additional regulatory review , which could take another six months, but it is definitely not the worst case scenario. >> walgreen food alliance has scrapped its merger agreement with rite aid, which was being reviewed by regulators. instead it will by 2200 rite aid stores. and those stores will be converted to the walgreens brand. walgreens will pay rite aid a $325 million termination fee. >> it's always been obvious the remedies walgreens and rite aid put in front of the regulators were insufficient. they pushed back the time for getting this done again again and again. what they have come out with today is interesting. they said we are going to do a deal, but we are

murdoch, of course, facing that tough decision over the last week or two, offered more concessions that will make his bid for sky $15 billion bid for slightly less attractive, or gambling he can get it through this peerless six-month regulatory review, culture secretary karen bradley already rejecting proposals from 21st century fox intended to safeguard the editorial independence. you saw what happened to shares of fox and sky in the last 20 minutes. vonnie: coming up, u.s. president donald trump and french president emmanuel macron said to hold a joint news conference last hour. we will go live in paris to the latest on macron's meeting. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: the two leaders have been holding a bilateral ahead of their joint news conference, due to start 30 minutes from now , which will be obviously live. our white house reporter is traveling with president trump, and he joins us now from paris. what would be the most important point for macron to get across to the president? it was on his invitation that the president went to paris the other day. >> that's right. there's a num

the british government needs a few more weeks before deciding whether to let rupert murdoch's 21st centuryakeover sky. this is according to karen bradley. she says she may still refer the deal to the competition and markets authority for investigation of murdoch's media influence. coming up, we bring you a sitdown with an uber executive on the prospects of growth after a tumultuous few months. plus, we will have more coverage from aspen, sitting down with the ceo of priceline. how they plan defend up a competition and maintain the company's growth? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: uber is trying to break into business travel. bloomberg editor at large, erik schatzker caught up with peter jonas at the global business travel association convention in boston. the world's largest business travel event. he started by asking about the corporate program, uber for business and how it differs from , the usual right offering? is a: uber for business tech-layer, platform he put on top of the existing application. where that came from was in the early days of uber, we saw a ton of momentum coming from th

the "wall street journal" is part of rupert murdoch's news empire, which generally supported mr. trump. >> wow. >>> well, the u.s. dispensing a mixed message on iran's nuclear compliance, certifying that iran is still making good on the terms of the nuclear deal, but the trump administration says iran's nonnuclear activity show its "unquestionably in default of the spirit of the agreement." both the president and secretary of state rex tillerson have been fierce critics of the deal. a senior administration official says they're considering more sanctions targeting iran's ballistic missile program and state sponsorship of terrorism. >>> all right, people who fish, boat, jet ski and paddle board on the pa tomac river unhappy with a new coast guard rule that closes a two-mile stretch of the river when president trump or a senior official are golfing at his club in virginia. the coast guard says it's for security reasons. critics have until august 9th to voice their concerns before the rule becomes final. the white house and secret service are not commenting. >>> and of particular in

ross murdoch was also in the final but came last.mpionship race in three years. andyjamieson and steve parry take up the commentary. commentator: look at him break away from the rest of the world. the world record is 57.13, 57.a7, just outside that. but goodness me, that was phenomenal. it is a sprint. great britain's allen pizzey has destroyed the best of the world, absolutely obliterated them. two months after rio, it's going to be so hard to get back what i had there but i'm more than happy to come here and my title, and year after year now. i was a bit longer to the wall as well, but i'm so happy with that. was that the pace you plan to go out or do you think that excitement got you a bit tonight? i felt like a little boy again going out in a crowd. a world record for a reason, that performance at the olympics was just completely different to that swim. i was on target for it but ijust missed out. let's see what i can get tomorrow in the 50. let's get more from budapest now. speak to former 0lympic champion beccy adlington who is

not only will kevin myers not be ready for the irish edition a tempting but any murdoch publicationsor the sunday times and i think there is tremendous embarrassing that the paper but they are hoping that with a pretty open apology and the removal kevin myers they can move on. as any lobbying broken? we don't know that any law has been broken. could, what could be cited is incitement to racial hatred but that think that is relevant here and i don't think the people referred to in the article have talked about taking action but it's comes down to editorial rather than legal judgment. the editor of the newspaper you have to work out whether the upside in being controversial inputting radical opinions out there is a great but the fact you are going to offend a huge number of people and it is not just that the speech was anti—semitic at and it was rude to remain everywhere, it was intellectually incoherent. it was in the column you would be proud to publish. there are big answers needed not only by the sunday times that the editor of the irish edition. the prime minister's spokesperson h

commonwealth champion ross murdoch looks in great form ahead of the 200 metres breaststroke final tomorrowrd fastest for the final overall, and will certainly be in contention for the medals. and finally an extraordinary tale, from yarmouth races this afternoon, where the winner of the first race, mandarin princess, was laterfound, to be another horse! mandarin princess was the shock 50 to one winner — or so it was thought, because after routine testing, it was discovered that mandarin princess, here in the blue, was actually stable—mate, millie's kiss, a horse with more experience. both horses were trained by charlie mcbride, and an investigation has been ordered by the british horse racing authority. the result stood. four—time tour de france champion chris froome, will ride in this year's vuelta a espana, in pursuit of a rare double. the 32—year—old has finished second, in the vuelta three times. only two men have won both tours in the same year, but that was when the spanish race was held in april. and bbc sport will broadcast live coverage of the us pga championship next month across

ross murdoch has also reached tonight's 200 semi—finals.he is being investigated in connection with claims of gross professional misconduct. details of the allegation against phil gormley haven't been made public. 0ur correspondent catriona renton is in glasgow. what's going on? exactly what is being investigated and who made those allegations is not known, but we do understand there has been a claim of bullion made against phil gormley. —— claim of bullying. it's been made by a senior officer. the case is being investigated by the police investigations and review commission, they can't give any further detail on the investigation but what they've said is that if these allegations are proven, they would amount to gross misconduct and if that were sufficiently serious it could lead to phil gormley losing hisjob. phil gormley is could lead to phil gormley losing his job. phil gormley is the could lead to phil gormley losing hisjob. phil gormley is the most senior police officer in scotland. police scotland is the second biggest force in the u

chairs in uk broadcaster sky dropping his chief rupert murdoch appears unlikely to offer regulators any new concessions while he tries to merge it with box. london's footsie one hundred closing down nearly half a percent purses cattaro clothes for the best deal they holiday the frankfurt dax ending just under flat went. wall street looking at strong weekly games with some decent progress in friday trading. boeing shares taking off that's helping with the down the number of u. s. banks including jpmorgan reporting better than expected result. stock prices in the sector is still under pressure as trading revenues declined it's not holding the smp back too much though it hit a new mid day record friday. well let's take a look at some more of today's top business headlines artistes is buying portugal's media capital. but that's telecoms firm is expanding its portfolio in europe and the u. s. after buying new york cable operator cablevision two years ago. media capital on if you are teaching. portugal because he's is paying us. freezer four hundred forty million euros for nearly ninety five

backed israeli government restricted muslim access to the al aqsa mosque predictably maybe rupert murdoch's sky news didn't even label the holy site in jerusalem let alone are referring to it in on screen titles as only the jewish temple mount but while bias by sky and the state mandated b.b.c. and others may be predictable because they routinely privileged major foreign policy around. the world what about violence here in britain even violence in britain's capital london because on sunday morning this was the b.b.c.'s andrew marr programme introducing the top headline on the state mandated british broadcaster first the news that gina de healy good morning andre princes william and harry have given a candidate insight into their relationship with their mother princess diana and the news continues.

that is why it is so remarkable for rupert murdoch owned "wall street journal" ed board, the pro business to demand in an op-ed radical transparency from the president. in short, they say he needs to come clean on all his business dealings. they want him to. well, they want him to leave the country like a businessperson would with accountability and transparency. >> i've spent my entire life in business looking at the untapped potential in projects and in people all over the world. that is now what i want to do for our country. >> donald trump builds himself as the businessman president, promising to bring his private sector experience to public life. but this commander in chief doesn't always do the business of the nation the way chief executive might do the business of a company. try to think of it this way. when the president gives a press conference, he does not always take questions or he sometimes cuts them short. when a ceo holds an earnings call, he takes all sorts of questions, even from hostile analysts. when the president's most recent poll numbers came out and showed a steep d

we had a warning from rupert murdoch yesterday, his team and not himself saying delaying the approval open for business as the country leaves the european union. that a political potato the cultural secretary is trying to push away but may have implications for how to a tract investors -- attract investors to the country. something different is central banks of mario draghi's tone will be close to watched at the policy meeting and he will try to balance optimism over revival and the desire to move as slowly as possible with moving stimulus. kenneth rogoff, harvard professor, is still with us. mr. kenneth rogoff when you look at the european central bank: real drop it the impossible job looklling the markets -- at the central bank and mario draghi has the almost impossible job of telling the markets they have a room, how does he do it? kenneth rogoff: he is both fiscal policy for the eurozone and monetary policy. yes, he is going to want to gradually and adjust interest rates and that is one thing. the quantitative easing has been underpinning bond prices in italy, portugal, etc. if he

ross murdoch just fell short. for the breaststroke final but finished in fourth place, just missing out on a medal. not as much luck though for mollie renshaw. after qualifying fastest from the heats in the 200m breast—stroke, she scraped into the final but finished outside the medals, coming home in sixth. rio olympic silver medallist yuliya yefimova won the race more medal chances for gb tomorrow. james guy is in the butterfly final. finishing second fastest, ben proud is through to the freestyle final. let us move on to formula one. red bull's daniel ricciardo was fastest in both practise sessions ahead of sunday's hungarian grand prix just ahead of championship leader sebastien vettel but it was a disappointing day for title rival lewis hamilton who struggled back in 5th. our f1 reporter tom clarkson is following the action at the hungaroring. the sleeping giant awakens. red bull racing, world champions between 2010 and 2013 who have not been able to hold a candle to mercedes and ferrari in the last few years

backed israeli government restricted muslim access to the al aqsa mosque predictably maybe rupert murdoch's sky news didn't even label the holy site in jerusalem let alone are referring to it in on screen titles as only the jewish temple mount but while bias by sky in the state mandated b.b.c. and others may be predictable because they routinely privileged major foreign policy around the world one.

their concern takeover would give too much influence to me media mogul rupert murdoch and his family. jet has won approval to set up a european headquarters in vienna. austrian authorities approve the request for a european air operator certificate. allow the london based airline to maintain access to european skies post breads it. will cost carrier has also raised its profit outlook for the year citing a ten percent increase in passenger numbers. past three months. and the united states has lifted a controversial ban on laptops and other large electronics on us bound flights. eight mostly muslim countries. the airport in saudi arabia's capital was the last to receive security clearance and exempt from those restrictions. can't security measures have been put in place and many fear forts. some were banned by the u. k.. still it's. two market places on the so called dark web have been shut down by authorities. alpha bay and hands i have replaced a silk road is to the leading sites for black market sales of dru weapons and counterfe docunts. police in the us and europe worked with the f

francine: the murdochs would say that when investment is lagging, this would be a sign the u.k.open for business. quite a good bit. the idea of this has anything to do with brexit slight nonsense in my opinion. you have difficulty over a controversial bid. it can sometimes hold up your investment intentions. i think in the public interest, in a country where political debate has already been debased over the last 20 years, i personally would hope the murdoch family are not allowed to extend their control even further. francine: ken clarke, great pleasure to have you in the studio. that was the former chancellor of the exchequer and current father of the house of commons. tom keene will be joining me out of new york. we will be talking to rupert harrison. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> more russian revelations, the dollar drops to an 11 month low. draghi goes dovish. officials will be assessing -- the message to britain as brexit talks in brussels end with division. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom keene is in new york. happy friday. it is a busy day. we're looking

i also received a letter from james murdoch and a further letter from twe nty— first century fox murdochfrom twenty—first century fox this monday, which they have since published. the detailed representations from twe nty— first century fox raise a number of points oi'i century fox raise a number of points on offer,'s century fox raise a number of points on offer, '5 public century fox raise a number of points on offer,'s public interest test report and an analysis, contesting a student that the transaction raises public interest concerns which justify referral to a stage to investigation by cma. neither of the parties have offered further amendments. i have received a substantial number of responses in relation to my referral decision. in coming to my decision on this case, i must take account of all relevant representations made to me. as a result, my final decision on where you can only be made after having considered all evidence on the plurality and commitment to broadcasting standards grounds. given that the consultation closed oi'i given that the consultation closed on friday, the

she may still refer the deal to competition for an investigation of murdoch's media influence.partment ford exxon-mobil $2 million violating sanctions against russia. place whentook secretary of state rex tillerson was exxon ceo. latest bloomberg business flash. nejra: let's move over to the shares're seeing gain today. unilever sharpening focus on profitability by lifting price and cutting spending. investors take aim wrestling with slow growth. maker of dove soap what we're talking about. the ceoi spoke with paul polman. discussed shareholder activ activism and m&a strategy after attempted take over earlier this year. focused on shareholder, long term compounding retailer investment model. this shows what enormous value created as unilever. year, continuous total shareholder return. compounded model like a good model. new mexic nejra: you said you were looking record banks business. it's since been sold to mccormick. >> it's obviously a very quality asset. look at the price, we look at many of these things come on the market. you learn something. we have a very disciplined m&

scaramucci has little to no experience in political combs aside from numerous appearances on the murdoch and fox network but if you're looking for a reason as to why trump her scaramucci some point to its success in helping to force the resignations of staff from c.n.n. over an inaccurate story about his ties to russia trump advisors have said that he loved the way the mooch handled the situation and still talks about it the president then even tweeted about the event having what about all the other phony stories they do maybe the guy would use ability to force news organizations to back down is why he hinted of a job at the b.b.c. back in twenty sixteen stating of don't trump become the next president i'm looking forward to the b.b.c. helping me find a flat somewhere in london. this week washington again prepared for more sanctions against countries not in line with us at the moment power there was legislation this week that prevents even president donald trump from vetoing sanctions against countries perceived as enemies of u.s. politicians in congress one of the countries in the usa c

tesla has added two independent directors to its board, including the boss of 21st century fox, james murdochicism by some shareholders of a lack of independence on tesla's board. some investors believe that too many of the company's board members have personal or professional ties to boss elon musk. citigroup has chosen frankfurt in germany as it's new european trading hub, in part of its preparations for when britain leaves the eu. according to various sources, the us bank will present the choice to its board of directors this week for approval. plenty more stories online. harry potter still coining it for bloomsbury. another wizard quarter. total revenues for the three months to the end of may were up 19% year on year. have you read them? well, how can i admit that without... i'm second time round. i have read them all and second time round. i have read them alland i'm second time round. i have read them all and i'm now, second time round. i have read them alland i'm now, iam about to second time round. i have read them all and i'm now, i am about to start numberfour. all and i'm now, i am

backed israeli government restricted muslim access to the al aqsa mosque predictably maybe rupert murdoch's sky news didn't even label the holy site in jerusalem let alone are referring to it in on screen titles as only the jewish temple mount but while bias by sky in the state mandated b.b.c. and others may be predictable because they routinely privileged major foreign policy around the world what about violence here in britain even violence in britain's capital london because on sunday morning this was the b.b.c.'s andrew marr programme introducing the top headline on the state mandated british broadcaster first the news that. good morning angie princes william and harry have given a candidate insight into their relationship with their mother princess diana and the news continued from taxpayer funded royal stories to alleged russian meddling in the us election but there was no sign of what took place just a few hours earlier a few miles from the b.b.c. headquarters where that news was broadcast from a twenty year old black man russian charles died at the hands of police and the footage wa

team—mate ross murdoch also progressed.ht's 400m freestyle final. also through to their semi—finals are 0lympic silver medallist siobhan—marie 0'connor, hannah miley and ben proud. england have won the third—place play—off at the world hockey league semifinals, beating argentina 5—2. the match went to injury time with three goals from england to secure the bronze medal. the world league finals tournament will take place in new zealand in november. you can follow the cricket on five live sports extra and the golf is also on the bbc sport website. i will be backin the bbc sport website. i will be back in the next hour. the rules on blood donation are to be relaxed in england and scotland to allow more gay men and sex workers to take part. experts say there is clear evidence it is safe for those groups to give blood after abstaining from sex for three months instead of 12. hiv charities have welcomed the changes. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. giving blood is not for everyone. rules on safety mean those at