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i am calling on eve ryo ne kind of cowardice.errorism, which is against the values of all religions, and our national values asa religions, and our national values as a nation. indonesia is the world's most populous muslim nation. tracking and containing a dangerous radical fringe tracking and containing a dangerous radicalfringe has been a challenge for its security forces for the past two decades. they have had many su ccesses . two decades. they have had many successes. but this attack by a single family is a reminder that with hundreds of indonesians returning from the war in syria, the threat is still very real. jonathan had, bbc news. dozens of rough sleepers from eu countries are to receive thousands of pounds in compensation after being illegally detained and deported. figures obtained by the bbc reveal that in the 12 months to may last year, almost 700 people were targeted, despite some of them being able to prove that they were working. jon ironmonger has more. tomas lusas is from lithuania. for nine years, he has been

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joining us to talk about some high profile nes you may own is john najarian. he is the founder of the najarian family office. >> great to be with you, sue. thank you very much. >> you labeled this sticking with it or leaving it. you've picked three names for us, nike,sl and facebook. let's start with nike. what are the positives here? >> positives are hugely positive. 34 billion a inual sales, sue. that is a huge number, and it's only ing. obviously one of the best brands in the world, nike is. probably becomes a michael jordansut ther a whole bunch of other athletes and great products behind it. the other reason i think, sue, is 3 billion of those sales came from china, so i think thatou shows how much sales could grow in china because it's only 1/10 of the overall sales. i think ne has a real opportunity here and, of course, we've got the world cup, which is right at our doorstep now, and that's another reason i think to focus in on this stock. >> and what you're doing is you're staying with it, right? >> yeah. this is one, bill, that i would stay with. like

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translation: ifi could, i would try to convince eve ryo ne could, i would try to convince everyone notverybody laughs about the people, they do it, and now it's very big. now it has an affect. at the factory, in just 20 minutes, the waste is processed. shipments leave, more rubbish arrives. in the age of plastic, one country delivering an albeit imperfect solution to a global problem. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. in the uk a college in brighton, not a primary school by any means, but pupils who bring in plastic bottles to school could be punished in the same way as if they are not caught smoking, that's a story in the newspapers today. we asked you for your view of the idea of punishment in schools, a step too far? donald has got in touch to say i think i would be more concerned if pupils we re would be more concerned if pupils were bringing glass bottles to school. good point, donald, practical implications. shirley says, i think punishing is a step too far, educating the children so they are aware of the harm of plastic. keep them coming. let us know your thoughts using #bbcthebrief

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this is a second chance to treat eve ryo ne this is a second chance to treat everyone equally and with the eye and we did not blink. earlier we heard from dawn mcavoy, the co—founder of ‘both lives matter‘, a pro—life organisation in northern ireland. both lives matter was formed because we believe that both lives in existence in every pregnancy do matter. as much as i can hear the celebrations behind you, for us this isa celebrations behind you, for us this is a very sad day. we don't except a definition of rights for women that is determined in as defined by an ability to end the lives of our unborn children. as women in northern ireland, we will continue speaking up for both lives. we are joined daniel faas, a professor of philosophy at trinity college dublin.... thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. how much of a societal change has ireland seen today? we have truly witnessed a historical day. 66.a% voted yes. one generation ago, in1983, a similar 66.a% voted yes. one generation ago, in 1983, a similar number voted to ban abortions of this is quite extraordinary. when you see t

the theme parks and results are also expected to contribute to the good fortu nes expected to contributet investors will also be looking to any updates on the disney froch steel. disney's $52 billion offer to buy parts of the rupert murdoch empire were put in jeopardy recently by us media rival comcast, which started a bidding war for the lucrative european media company sky, a potential assets of fox that the disney ceo has been trying to acquire. valiant pharmaceuticals has reported a drop in first—quarter profit as it combats competition for several major projects. the firm has attracted notoriety in recent yea rs the firm has attracted notoriety in recent years for inflating the prices of its diabetes medication. that was joe miller that wasjoe miller in new york. joining us is james bevan from clla investment management. good morning, james. we have lots to talk about, lots of things going on in the market. president trump about to tell a semi—few hours how he feels about the raw nuclear deal. how is the oil price doing? —— president trump about to tell is in the next few hours how

ne hawkins went to the venue. the sun the sea and this beautiful mountain view is likely to make salty one of the most beautiful host cities for this summer's world cup here in russia president putin arrived today to make checks on the final preparations he was met by before president john infantile though both of them got their hands on their fan i.d.'s something every visitor will need to see the games. that. the school. and all the action will be taking place just behind me at the fish stadium very close to the shoreline in fact. the messages the preparation the feedback from all our when experts are extremely positive what is done. for the security and for the fans is absolutely unique and this shows that russia is absolutely ready to holst the world to celebrate a summer of festivities here in this beautiful country safety concerns were a big issue for many before coming to russia that's why security has been made a top priority more than two thousand. you put on things plus a thousand volunteers and extra se

it seems to be upset of the fact that eve ryo ne seems to be upset of the fact that everyone in the countryg about them and what they do. i don't think the majority of the country is really that interested. i think the bbc should concentrate on not following every bit of the royal family and coverage from the news world in general. when that violence in gaza was reported, as it was at the top of monday's news at six, many viewers — as ever in relation to coverage of the middle east — were watching out carefully for signs of what they considered to be bias. dozens of palestinians have been killed and thousands injured by israeli troops during protests as america opens its new industry in jerusalem. officials say 52 people have died in clashes of the gaza border in the bloodiest day of for yea rs. hundreds of viewers thought the language used was too sympathetic to the israeli side, with terry regan emailing: and saffron grant had a similar response: but hundreds of others had the opposite perspective, with gregg berger seizing on a different piece of wording: and dr russell blacker agreed th

warren air force base, ne cheyenne. 14 airmen were disciplined. the air force says none wa accused of using drugs while on duty. china, japan and europe are warning the u.s. not to raise tariffs on imported cars and auto parts. that's after president trump anorderexploration of the move, on national security grounds. edhe as trade talks with canada and mexico have stalled, over auto production. in beijing, china's foreign ministry warned of repercussions >): as everyone knows, china's stance is we oppose the abuse of national security clauses, which will seriously damage multilateral trade systems and disrupt normal international trade order. china will resolutely defend its own legitimate interests. wdruff: the head of the united auto workers, dennis williams, voiced cautious support for the present's move. but some in mr. trump's own party, including texas republican congressman jeb ling, warned of touching off a global trade war. s.the enate voted today to overhaul rules for handling sexual harassment claims against lawmakers. ore bill eliminat

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it looks like starbucks will let eve ryo ne looks like starbucks will let everyone benefits from thishanges the game. before you know it things have gone viral and you have to respond. they have only taken £1 from you have to respond. they have only ta ken £1 from the you have to respond. they have only taken £1 from the city of philadelphia. starbucks will give them a really good result. thank you for being with us this morning. a few more views from you. this woman says about the duchess of sussex, she will rock the royal boat a little bit too much. interesting. and fighting for feminism she should fight for humanity. that is what this person says. good morning. well, there's more dry and sunny weather to come this week. like we saw on sunday afternoon, there'll be areas of mist and sea fog around, especially the north sea. like we saw from a weather watcher in north yorkshire. there will be some rainclouds. a wet day today. more rain to come through the first part of monday. that's linked to the weather front developing further through the night. little pulses of heavy rain to take

has been tucked up in sleeping bags with hot drinks going around, but there is singing and eve ryo nere is singing and everyone talking and gathered around us, some people playing cards, so they have found ways to entertain themselves throughout the night. with them all through the night was oui’ with them all through the night was our very own andy moore. we can talk to him now. how is the night in? our very own andy moore. we can talk to him now. how is the night mm has been a very chilly night but it isa has been a very chilly night but it is a gorgeous morning, temperatures we re is a gorgeous morning, temperatures were down to about seven and there are some very hardy people who have been camping out overnight. no tents we re allowed by been camping out overnight. no tents were allowed by the police so it was sleeping out in the open. let's talk to some of them, let's talk these ladies. how was the night, was it cold? it was a cold night, we came here yesterday at around midnight, and it was not as chilly but as the night drew on it got so—called, and when we woke up the grass an

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it is not perfect, eve ryo ne this deal.yone including iran said they had to make compromises for the resident obama said it is not based on trust but compliance and they regard it as the best possible deal under the circumstances. and it truly was historic. i know that you will stay with us and thank you very much for now. thank you for watching our special coverage. just the final operation is being made in the white house. that announcement due in the next few minutes, stay with us because we will take you through that announcement with full reaction and full analysis. you're watching a special edition of beyond one hundred days. the most consequential moment of donald trump's foreign policy — it's decision day on the iran deal. in the next few minutes we'll hearfrom the president. all indications are that he's preparing to pull out of the nuclear agreement. abandoning what he calls the worst deal ever made was a key campaign promise, but it drives a wedge between america and its european allies. this is the scene live at

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it might be best known for nes cafe the world's top selling instant coffee but now swiss food giant nestle is teaming up with coffee chain starbucks nestle set to pay starbucks more than seven billion dollars to form a global coffee alliance that will allow it to market starbucks products outside of the american companies coffee shops starbucks hopes this will boost its food and coffee products which already generated around two billion dollars in annual sales and nestle expects the deal to strengthen its position in the north american market . shares and tumbled on the paris stock exchange following the departure of the troubled airlines c.e.o. all. announced his resignation friday nights after staff rejected a pay deal this follows a wave of strikes that have cost the carrier three hundred million euros france economics minister said sunday the airline survival was at stake and that the government would not step in to rescue it but the efforts crisis is just one of many challenges the government is currently dealing with one year into emmanuelle presidency opinions are divided whether hi

i didn't know why eve ryo ne care of it! i didn't know why everyone was clapping at first. i was really grateful to even be nominated. people nominated alongside me were great players. it's really special to have won this year. you notice that we do not have the trophy, we have the trophy coming with a special guest... turn this way... cheering applause laughter there is the award! thank you. congratulations to lucy bronze there. europe's ryder cup captain thomas bjorn has picked lee westwood, graeme mcdowell, padraig harrington and luke donald as vice—captains for this year's ryder cup against the united states. westwood has won seven times as a player. the quartet could still qualify to play in the tournament, but westwood is the only player currently ranked inside the world's top 200. the ryder cup starts in paris on 28 september... with europe looking to regain the trophy. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. the weather is looking fine across the uk. 0n the weather is lo

be sure to enter and catch the ne >>> tonight, breaking news.deo just out. milwaukee police speaking just moments ago, the nba player tased by police. the body cam video just released. the mayor expressing concern, even before the images were made public. all of this after the player had parked his car across a handicapped parking space. >>> also at this hour, new video coming in tonight, just moments before that plane crash. the americans onboard, miracle survivors. and it shows the plane coming in for landing. what went wrong? >>> major news tonight, the nfl saying players must stand for the anthem or the team will be fined. at least one team tonight now saying that if the players kneel, they'll pay the fine for them. >>> president trump's unproven spy claims tonight, saying someone from the fbi might have infiltrated his campai

has become the number .ne media stock the portfolio manager at federated investors, linda, joins us.inda, and despite the headlines and risk, you remain prop -- optimistic in the markets. linda: news flow from north korea is just news flow and it is a bargaining chip between the u.s. and china. arehe end of the day, we really just seeing the art of the deal in the making. for us on a fundamental level, earnings remain strong, economy remains strong, the fed is accommodating in terms of inflation and consumer remains strong. that is really the number one drivers for higher equity markets. how important was it to see a more dovish statement coming up from the fed yesterday, or the minutes coming out? important thing of the fed's statement yesterday was really being patient with inflation. i expect inflation to be higher but they are just a patient. we have seen that of the last several years, where the fed is more patient as well. so for us it was not a big surprise. at federated, we believe at the end of the year we will have a better three and a quarter percent 10 year. see productiv

and yet it is an illustrative moment of what many couples go through will stop eve ryo ne couples gone of us will know someone touched by this disease and i guess thatis touched by this disease and i guess that is why he wanted to speak about it and he said he that is why he wanted to speak about itand he said he is that is why he wanted to speak about it and he said he is desperately concerned that she would not encounter members of the public who could see she was perhaps behaving differently and worry about her and he wanted to ensure they could tell the story in the right way and it has been told in a moving way. sensible move as well as a brave one. we can end on another story in the express president bans bru. donald trump owns a golf course in scotland, being the home of irn bru, scotland, being the home of irn bru, scotland, and it has caused problems because they have just had to hundred million pounds face—lift but people keep spilling irn bru on the carpets and so they banned it, deciding the orange drink is a hazard. what i love, donald trump will always have his critics

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think what is interesting is they want stimulus, they want to spend and that is what is making eve ryo newhat is making everyone in brussels and nervous. you have been doing so well and reducing your budget, if you go on a spend campaign you will blow up your deficit. that is the real trick on keeping it in line. the times said if you are concerned about brexit, italy is a much together dark cloud for brussels. talking of brexit, the financial times says the brexit deal could cost £2 billion per yearfor businesses. —— 20 billion pounds. this is a warning shot to the likes of borisjohnson this is a warning shot to the likes of boris johnson and this is a warning shot to the likes of borisjohnson and others. your take? questions is to day stay in the customs union or not? we are running out of road, we to crunch the albums and this will stop being a matter of opinion and we will see what is the bill. brexiteers were saying that leaving the eu will make each cheaper and free the united kingdom and make us a sovereign state. what the cake —— had hot hr —— what the head is saying it will bea —

turnbull is as worried as the europeans about the effect of the us tariffs, like eve ryo ne effect ofike everyone and he has also signalled his firm intention and commitment to free trade. they both already have put on the table the fact they are going to be talking about free—trade and again, it's notjust about franco australian relations, it is about the european union. malcolm turnbull will read it in that way. what kind of impact would it have on the australian economy and french economy? again, it will have an impact on the european economy. the broader issue is what is happening to free trade. but then in what direction does it go? there is an important sense that it needs to be stopped. this kind of trying to highlight the points of multilateralism. that was coming to the next ally. charlotte epstein now from the university of sydney. in other business news, the chief executive of whatsapp is planning to leave the facebook unit, posting on social media just a couple of hours ago, saying he was taking time off to pursue interests outside technology, and that was followed up bya

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customs union and the fact that the prime minister and the business secretary had approached, eve ryo ne business secretary had approached, everyone in westminster saying we had this idea of the customs partnership and using sparc technology we could ensure that we have some sort of partnership but we don't have to have hard orders, obviously the eurosceptics have come back and said it is not good enough, they do want any partnership whatsoever. so they have said that they want some kind of hard border, we are not taking control of the uk if we have a partnership or a union. it is the secretaryjob to say that is not great for the economy, without what manufacturers concerned that supply chains and components moving throughout the eu and the uk suffering from significant delays. manufacturers like toyota thinking should we just move to another country? as you said earlier, your argument would be that we need to have this frictionless border. we absolutely need to have it. we do wa nt to absolutely need to have it. we do want to cause obstacles for business. what we want to do is work with

in the ne and i grew up close to the very incoherent side of altar thing which i associate with what i associate it with a great personal faith. i believe that with all our faith in technology and the rational thinking about time each one of us is also guided and led. good. and thank god there is someone who is watching over us out and putting him in light of that the fact that i come from one of the most important places of pilgrimage in the german speaking world is a key benefit and orientation point for me. to migrants who want to make germany their new homeland i say. they are very welcoming if they are recognized as refugees or asylum seekers as long as they become integrated in german society if you don't you can face off if you could you there are two sides to integration. on the one hand german society has a great deal to offer even bought it has justified expectations of the people it accepts that they take up these opportunities and acknowledge that they are in a country whose western values didn't simply appear out of nowhere these values have been defined over centuries o

wedding. 0nly days to go now and poor meghan markle, i do have to say, the palace is saying eve ryo ne, the palace is saying everyone must respect their perversity in their decision—making at this time, the daily mail says she is pleading with herfather but we don't know what the situation is. we are reading between the lines but it's very, very difficult, isn't it, for herfamilyjoining it's very, very difficult, isn't it, for her family joining up it's very, very difficult, isn't it, for herfamilyjoining up with it's very, very difficult, isn't it, for her familyjoining up with the royalfamily? at for her familyjoining up with the royal family? at the for her familyjoining up with the royalfamily? at the moment, they are due to step into the royal family, you and those closest to you are in the spotlight and must be ha rd are in the spotlight and must be hard but what i find interesting is that all this news around whether her father will walk down the island not and somebody calling for some man to walk down the aisle, some are suggesting prince charles, why can't her mother? she is

if it doesn't happen i hope eve ryo ne coaches. doesn't happen i hope everyone holds their nerve and six with southgate and will carry on with southgate and will carry on with this plan. england's under—17s have lost their european championship semifinal against the netherlands, they were beaten 6—5 on penalties. england are the host country, it was 0—0 after 90 minutes in chesterfield, folarin balogun‘s effort saved after the penalty shoot out went to sudden death. there had been 11 perfect spot—kicks until that point. the netherlands through to the european championship final, where they'll play italy on sunday. manchester city's manager pep guardiola has tonight signed a new deal which will keep him at the club until 2021. the 47—year—old spaniard led city to the premier league title with a record 100 points last season. the contract extension means his deal at the etihad is the longest commitment the former barcelona and bayern munich boss has made to a club since starting his managerial career in 2008. the italian goalkeeping