reporter: it's hard to i imagine because it's bebeen so ugly ando negativeve. it seems to heat up every day a little bit more, the talks about lies and david cameron was asked by a journalist why he has his own party calling for his cabinet when he accuses the other sidide of not telling the truth. there is so much being said, so many accusations it's hard to imagine how it could get even uglier. sarah: thank you. six residents of a refugee shelter in the german city of dÜsseldorf have been arrested on suspicion of deliberately starting a fire which completely destroyed a shelter. plumes of smoke could be seen from kilometers away. officials say all of the occupants were evacuated. about 20 have been treated for smoke inhalation. nearly 180 people lived in the former hall at the dÜsseldorf fairgrounds. poland has just launched its biggest military exercise its the cold war. tens of thousands of soldiers are taking part, a move likely to further strain relations with russia. the wargames come just a month before war so host a nato summit at which leaders will di

oil r retailer jx and japan petroleum exororation endeded i the e negativeve. the e focus turns to how market react on thursday t to the u.s. federal reserve and the japan policy meetings. >>> moving on to other markets in the asia-pacific region. the shanghai gained 1.6% to 2,887. investors shrugged off msci's announcement that it would not add chinese stocks to its emerging markets index. meanwhile as the vote on brexit approaches, currency traders avoided taking risk which triggered yuan selling the dollar at more than five years against the chinese currency. in sydney, it extended losses to a fifth day falling to 5,147 and sank to a two-month low as banks and resource companies dragged down the benchmark. hong kong gaining by .4%, snapping a four-day losing streak. investors were relieved to see gains in shanghai as the worried msci's decision would weigh on mainland shares. singapore was up by .2%. >>> foreign visitors' numbers to japan have climbed faster than ever this year. they top 10 million by early june, that's about a month quicker than last year w