hepatitis b and c, in north asia hepatitis b and c, in north asia hepatitis b is endemic, japan,ea and china. look at southeast asia and china it is hepatitis b. even though there's childhood vaccination for hepatitis b we don't see the effects until a lot later so people with this by resting to get liver cirrhosis and leading to liver cancer, that's why it is so high in asia. your ultimate goal is to create a new form of medication to address this problem? absolutely. any new way of discovering liver cancer opens up new any new way of discovering liver cancer opens up new opportunities. it isa cancer opens up new opportunities. it is a complex disease. there have been dramatic scenes outside a courthouse near the turkish capital, ankara, where the trial has started of nearly 500 people accused of plotting to overthrow the government in last yea r‘s attempted coup. a0 of the plot‘s alleged leaders were booed and heckled as they were marched into court. the bbc‘s middle east analyst sebastian usher reports. one by one, the alleged leaders of a coup were marched up to the court. an

>> i think north asia could have a good 18 months here it monetary policy will remain accommodative.bal trade. lastly, the positioning of clients has been very much in g7 and north asia has the hallmarks of good value, good earnings, and central banks which will remain accommodative. china and money market rates, that spike last week, what did you make of that? was that a policy missteps, what you watching for? >> these types of jobs are mainly to do with banks finding a sudden shortfall. is running open market operations, so it has changed how it moves short-term rates, and you will get these blips now and then. >> great to get your view there. one feature we like to bring to your attention is our interactive function where you can watch his life and watch previous interviews or dive into securities or functions we talk about. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> some breaking news out of uber. to pick itsting next ceo. reports from re-code saying the person that has been chosen has been coming from, not from meg imelt.n and jeff

our chief north asia correspondent.olitical and economic means to protest appointment of a defense system. talking more about this. eat out of at the trade sanctions and you can cut them both ways, coming from china. who gets hit the most? guest: the reason china has sanctions in south korea is to protests south korea's agreement to host the antimissile battery. they put a ban on groups going through south korea earlier this year. 2.3 million less tourists going into south korea. when you consider the hit to korean goods such as korean-made impact ontotal net the south korean economy is 30 basis points. dril-quip, -- real quick , nikki haley is speaking right now. let us listen in. >> for her statement. and now gives the floor to the representative of japan. >> thank you, mr. president. japan welcomes the swift adoption of the presidential statement strongly condemning the most recent ballistic missile launch by north korea, which flew over japan. and also demanding north korea seize allly such action. this sends a stro

well that's what we're about that i'm joined in the street area by issuing economies in north asia experts at the asia center thanks for being with us tonight thank you good evening at a festival. i mean how credible are these threats from pyongyang i mean we have to assume this regime is not suicidal if they. love it to attack u. s. or a at some gun u. s. territory they they would be completely wiped off the map with that. i sing a true swift is keeping minds of the north korea. is a country which considers itself sbc h.. but as the us and to other countries japan. and south korea. so since nineteen nineteen fifty three. the fifth kept sister there. so that's why i think that they are very coherent in zepa reciente we'd be korean in jeopardy see. but that's the same time of course as you said zealots who seller suicidal. so they won't. to to remain as they are and i so situation no economic situation in north korea became a. little bit better scenes two or three years and especially there is no nothing comparable to what happens. in the nineties. i i don't think he will launch sort of the

north asia, for instance korea and taiwan, earn 40% to 60% of revenues overseas. , thethere's turbulencewill see korea, taiwan, and hong kong move. indonesia, india, and the philippines are in a world of their own. rishaad: you have written that hong kong is perhaps the most precarious. is that a result of it having such a great year so far? >> partially. also hong kong is polled by china on the one side and the s&p 500 on the other. we have a regression alice's looking at hong kong's daily return -- an analysis looking at hong kong's daily return. basically for every percentage increase in the s&p 500, you would see china going up 50 percentage points. rishaad: thank you. coming up, how will the philippines address the slumping pace? we asked the country's budget secretary. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: the news in washington this week is dominated by missiles, mcconnell, and manafort. despite the crisis over north korea, president trump found time to call out mitch mcconnell over the failure to pass health care. the president's lawye

with all of these national disasters in north america, asia and europe, are insurance companies startingk projection models? we find out that floods are more common, wildfires might be more common, and we are always improving the models to adjust. we have had a big push on flooding recently. it is difficult to assure a product. people think the government will help them out, it is difficult to convince people that they should purchase insurance. are we seeing rising premiums as a result of these developments? the market has a lot of capital currently. we have seen a lot of things happening, it is all regional. in an area that is subject to an extra amount of flooding, such as the uk, prices go up, but not globally. that was a global chief economist explaining the insurance policies. and speaking further about harvey, has defected early asian trade? setting some context, some 45% of us refining capacity lies on the gold coast. you have got a good portion, one fifth of the nation's crude oil production out in the gulf of mexico. what happens there has a huge impact. we have seen two things

china, north asia as a + in front of it -- has a plus sign in front of it.y: overall, the revenue increased. even if a couple of the markets went down, the biggest single market for us, china, went up. we did go up on the income. time,k over a period of we see strong growth in the hong kong region. at this point in time, it has been a bit more subdued for us in the middle east and africa recently, but some of that is because of currency effects. those me turnaround over time. -- those me turnaround over -- those may turn around over time. we are very asian based. many of those economies are growing. many of those have a financial services sector, which is growing, which is a nice position to be in relative to other parts of the world. mark: in other parts of the world, in the u.s. would you say the trump presidency has hindered at all your ability to grow your plan, your ability to grow in the united states or not? andy: i don't think it has hindered our growth there at all. if anything, we are focusing slightly more of our energies in the u.s. because we ar

our north asia correspondent joins us now from tokyo. great to see this morning.hat is being done diplomatically to contain these incidents from escalating? said, but ofeing course these multiple adversaries are not sitting across the table from each other to resolve their differences. we have the un security council , andmnation, quite strong people responding to that condemnation and debate about what kind of action the security council -- keep in mind you have japan and russia who have veto power. the debate about what kind of action or sanctions, one proposal is sanctions on oil imports to north korea, exports to north korea could be a possible solution. then the speculation is china would not want to see a further deterioration or even possible collapse of the north korean economy because already china has imposed those sanctions restricting coal exports and iron or and lead or exports to china from north korea. those sanctions have been working, but not to the end goal. tot is to get kim jong-un stop its nuclear and missile program. manus: the question is to

the international community also recognizes north korea is a threat to asia and the world. japan and the republic of korea are on the frontlines against the north korean threat. we in the united states recognize any confrontation with north korea would pose an immediate danger to our allies. today's meeting is a reminder that each nation gains security in concert with other nations. the international community is speaking with one voice. north korea must stop its dangerous actions as we work to maintain security and denuclearize the korean peninsula. in light of the serious situation we face, we are excel or aiding implementation of the 2015 guidelines for the u.s.--- accelerating implementation of the 2015 guidelines for the u.s.-japan agreement. this includes our emerging cooperation in such areas as space, counterspace, cyberspace and ballistic missile defense and maritime security. we will deter any threat, any initiation of hostilities will be met with an effective and overwhelming response. demonstrate our alliance by continuing bilateral activities and by enhancing co

you find north korea on this map of the world her all that's australia actual oh well north korea . southeast asia that's cambodia that's. ok so it's here that's australia where someone at saudi arabia forget me i'm hopeless it's for a it's. around here around there yeah you're right that's that's north rim right there you go you got it there you are like it's close somewhere furthermore it turns out there's actually a correlation between knowing where north korea is and favoring military action those who don't know where the country is are actually. more likely to want to send troops right now millions of americans are convinced that north korea is out to get them and it seems like those who are the least in the know are the ones running the most scared. r.t. new york. the new york times is facing growing criticism after internal e-mails revealed employees are allegedly encouraging government officials to leak information. has details those of us who live in america and even many who live abroad are bombarded with headlines such as these on a daily basis with buzzwords like leaked and highly clas

korea provoked an attack north korea is still going to do anything to do this through southeast asia so i'm going to do it i think most likely to attack japan unless the attack against north korea will come for a walk you know about from the u.s. basis and then of course the retaliation will not be against the u.s. but against okinawa exactly exactly that's the thing about if you're in but if you're in most of the parts of the world north korea is not a threat it's not seen as when one of the things this brings up you know and something i've been very critical of over the years is this in tangle ing. treaties and alliances the united states gets itself into because it ends up being wag the dog you have them with the south koreans who depending on what regime is there at the time would political flavor is that the time they can use the united states as low bridge for what it wants in its security and the japanese do the same thing i mean another alternative and i know that this is again one very bad solution is that you know then south korea and japan. and should have their nuclear pr

and you find north korea on this map of the world her all that's australia actual oh well north korea. southeast asia that's cambodia that's. ok so it's here that's australia you're someone that's saudi arabia forget me i'm hopeless it's for a it's. around here around there yeah you're right that's that's north rim right there you go you got it there you are like it's close somewhere furthermore it turns out there's actually a correlation between knowing where north korea is and favoring military action those who don't know where the country is are actually more likely to want to send troops right now millions of americans are convinced that north korea is out to get them and it seems like those who are the least in the know are the ones running the most scared ok with mop and r.t. new york. sixty minutes plus six pm here in moscow this some the even more news right after this. dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. for new socks for the tell you that will be gossip a couple of. years. i'm telling you are not cool enough to buy their products. that we all l

korean peninsula in what has become a standard show of force in response to north korea's missile tests. returning from asia, secretary of state tillerson was asked if americans should be worried. >> no, i think americans should sleep well at night. >> reporter: mattis issued his warning shortly before touring the uss "kentucky" a ballistic

asia. i'm betty liu. it is just after 7:00 p.m.. washington steps up sanctions on northorea despite welcoming the recent restraint. appealing to his core support in arizona. >> bracing for a big one. raised,ber eight being it was not too bad. we were laughing about it. but we are seeing things escalate. we are seeing dark clouds, wind and rain that could strengthen persistently. here is why. this storm heading straight to the city. on thed to make landfall western part of hong kong. there is a chance this could be bigger than a ta. already as you mentioned, reaction to this storm. we hope you stay safe. the stock exchange canceling premarket trade. limited transport services. ordered toe been shut down. the last time the markets were closed due to a storm was october 2016. this is not a regular occurrence by any means and one to watch how the fx trading in hong kong. news onsome breaking bhp. onre has been so much focus their earnings results. some saying they need to do more. we are getting headlines, they are changing around their board. appointing terry bell went to t

when you find north korea on this map of the world her all that's australia actual oh well north korea. southeast asia that's cambodia that's. ok so it's here that's australia where someone at saudi arabia forget me i'm hopeless it's. around here around there yeah you're right that's that's north rim right there you go you got it there you are like it's close somewhere yeah furthermore. it turns out there's actually a correlation between knowing where north korea is and favoring military action those who don't know where the country is are actually more likely to want to send troops right now millions of americans are convinced that north korea is out to get them and it seems like those who are the least in the know are the ones running the most scared cable mop and r.t. new york more news coming your way after a short break. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president i'm sure. most somewhat. to the right. this is like the full story of the people. i'm interested always in the why. should. the feeling of. every the world

it and you find north korea on this map of the world all that's australia actual oh well north korea. southeast asia that's cambodia that's. ok so it's here that's australia you're someone that's saudi arabia forget me i'm hopeless it's for a it's. around here around there yeah you're right that's that's north rim right there you go you got it there you are like it's close somewhere furthermore it turns out there's actually a correlation between knowing where north korea is and favoring military action those who don't know where the country is are actually more likely to want to send troops right now millions of americans are convinced that north korea is out to get them and it seems like those who are the least in the know are the ones running the most scared ok with mop and r.t. new york. city in pro-government fools who celebrate the liberation of a king town in the east of the come to tell you all about it after the break. just. to shape our. engagement. to look for common ground. welcome back syrian pro-government forces and their allies to fully liberated the town of in the east of the country

and you find north korea on this map of the world her all that's australia actual oh well north korea. southeast asia that's cambodia that's. ok so it's here that's australia you're someone that's saudi arabia forget me i'm hopeless it's for a it's. around here around there yeah you're right that's that's north rim right there you go you got there you are like it's close somewhere further more. it turns out there's actually a correlation between knowing where north korea is and favoring military action those who don't know where the country is are actually more likely to want to send troops right now millions of americans are convinced that north korea is out to get them and it seems like those who are the least in the know are the ones running the most scared table mopping r.t. new york. a pentagon audit accusing a british contractor in afghanistan of wasting vast amounts of money on some questionable practices they review found millions of dollars in taxpayers' money has been spent and the see a church has more on the story this was revealed by a lead us to audit however somehow no no questions wer

the deployment of the thaad system in north—east asia severely jeopardises the strategic balance, underminingity interests of all regional countries, including china. it will further escalate tension on the peninsula, making the issue more complicated and intractable. un sanctions were first imposed on north korea after its nuclear test 11 years ago. so far, they haven't stopped the country's military ambitions. yogita limaye live from seoul with regional reaction to the un security council meeting. it is easy for everyone to condemn, isn't it? and to be outraged by what happened. finding unity or purpose in the next apps on how to respond, as we heard in nappies from bill hayton, clearly much harder. that is right. this is a country that is perhaps, you know, most at threat, if any kind of escalation happens, or ifa if any kind of escalation happens, or if a war actually breaks out. the president he has spoken to the japanese prime minister this morning, and they both agreed to increase the pressure on north korea, to what they say is the extreme level. they both say they wa nt to extreme le

the deployment of the thaad system in north—east asia severely jeopardises the strategic balance, underminingegic security interests of all regional countries, including china. it will further escalate tension on the peninsula, making the issue more complicated and intractable. un sanctions were first imposed on north korea after its nuclear test 11 years ago. so far, they haven't stopped the country's military ambitions. in the texas city of houston, hammered by tropical storm harvey, the mayor has now imposed a curfew to help deal with the aftermath. it will run from 10:00pm to 5:00am in the morning wednesday. almost 50 inches of rain has now fallen there since harvey swept in on friday. it has set a new record for rainfall in the state, and the storm is expected to make landfall again on wednesday morning in nearby louisiana. more than 30,000 people have been forced from their homes by the storm. two dams near the city have begun overflowing, and a river has burst its banks, and the authorities are warning water levels will be rising for some time. 0ur correspondentjames cook is in houston

the deployment of the thaad system in north—east asia significantly undermines regional balance, underminingic interests of all countries, including china. it will further escalate tension on the peninsula, and make the issue more complicated and make the issue more complicated and intractable. live now to the south korean capital, and our correspondent yogita limaye. despite all this, zhong yang seems to have renewed its threat against guam. that's right, mike. the statement coming from united nations today shows the limitation of what the international community can actually do to stop north korea. and you know, that comes on a day when we have had another very strong, fit statement from north korea. it released photos of that missile which it said it launched yesterday, which it said it launched yesterday, which flew overjapan. not importantly, in that statement, it also said this is a valued to contain guam, so reader rating the threat it made two weeks ago, that it would fire four missiles at the pacific territory, the us pacific territory, of guam, and saying this was only a first step

north korea on this map. there no that's that's siberia ok. there that's that's still siberia. that's that's southeast asia that's you know that's like vietnam. man mark there you go yeah that that's that's north i knew that she would get it and you find north korea on this map of the world her all that's australia actual oh well north korea. southeast asia that's cambodia that's. ok so it's here that's australia you're someone that's saudi arabia.

asia, will that continue? the u.s.l continue, has been exporting over 800,000 barrels a day of propane to a variety of markets around the world. we are seeing this trickle-down effect between north, as well as the european markets as a scramble goes on. because we have lost so much refining capacity. vonnie: january 30 years, you have -- in your 30 years, you have seen many catastrophes, ,his is different, they all are but houston is one of the epicenters of energy in the u.s. do you imagine this will get resolved and markets will go back to pretty much normal within weeks, or will this take a lot longer? >> this will be a month-long phenomenon. there is good news, the corpus christi refinery's are starting up. they should be back on line in a few weeks and houston-area refineries, with the exception of exxon baytown, which had flooding, expect them to restart in the next two weeks to three +++ i am concerned about the beaumont-port arthur area where a press release was issued, saying it will take them two weeks to assess the damage. vonnie: arkema chemical plant explosion, should we expect more of those types of events in the next few days? >> it is difficult to say whether tha

you find north korea on this map of the world her all that's australia actual oh well north korea . southeast asia that's cambodia that's. ok so it's here that's australia you're someone that's saudi arabia forget me i'm hopeless it's. around here around there yeah you're right that's that's north rim right there you go you've got it there you are like it's close somewhere furthermore it turns out there's actually a correlation between knowing where north korea is and favoring military action those who don't know where the country is are actually more likely to want to send troops right now millions of americans are convinced that north korea is out to get them and it seems like those who are the least in the know are the ones running the most scared ok with mop and r.t. new york. join me for more news see you in half an hour. car welcome to worlds apart like few other countries russia is everything it wants a state with a progressive constitution and centuries old customs a state where the central in one day the rule of law often comes into conflict with local culture being zealous and implying o

asia markets. between what we have seen with hurricane harvey and now these headlines out of north korea. ." let's get to the first word news. asked to they have convene an emergency council meeting. officials in tokyo say the project i was fired over northern japan and landed 1200 kilometers off the island of hokkaido. it appears in north korean missile has flown over japan. we have begun to gather information and analysis, and we will do our best to ensure the safety of our people. 11orter: officials from pacific rim countries -- the three-day talks will attempt an agreement. the america first policy favors one-on-one deals rather than national agreements. president trump is preparing for one of his most important sale pitches, getting voters fired up about we writing the tech -- tax code. changes,stions about tax brackets, and business levels have not been addressed. steve mnuchin had predicted the bill would be passed by august come and now he will not commit to completing it anytime this year. aer boss is contesting lawsuit. it would expose him to fabricated allegations. allegedlyuing

and use a game theoretical framework to understand what's going on north korea is an agitator within a larger game theater across asia where the dominant players are the united states and china who are competing for influence in trade and security issues north korea's primary objective is to preserve its regime by being an agitator and not go so far as to make them gang up and say we have to stop this and we agree on how to do it. we think this is the kind of thing that should not tip into full scale risk aversion that's not preelreally warranted there are effects you should shy away from, korea, japan. it is not the thing we think justifies a full-blown, risk-off move it happens for a couple of days and it does tend to die down markets are a little decency advertised to that >> you are applying game theory. i am wondering how you are factoring higher volatility into your portfolios. we are seeing a number of flareups and the response from washington, which isn't always measured that is set to increase volatility we saw a big jump in the vix two weeks ago. >> it is higher volatility coming off a low base. there are r

someonespeak to truly decades front in north asia. he is from cornell. methodology . wonderful to speak to you this morning. help us with the defense against north korea. can these missiles be shot out of the sky? shoot: united states can north korean missiles out of the sky, but we have to have our assets in place. for instance, i think our mainline of defense against the vessel like this would be our ships offshore. question is -- will our ships be in the right place for a missile launch? you have to remember that the north korean missile launches have been mobile missiles. they can move them around faster than we can move our ships around. we do have batteries in japan, but those batteries are around tokyo and around our military assets, which are in okinawa, the other side of the country where this missile traveled over. i'm not so sure we could've shot down this particular missile. tom: well said, gordon. the missiles have midsouth -- have move south as a generalization. it was for 80 miles from vladivostok. how will russia and china with their nort

you have situations in the north with east asia and north korea and you have tensions with south koreanavy is very stretched. this is a navy that's trying to grow in size and are frustrated with the ability to buy more ships and maintain the ones they have out there. i think when it comes down to it, when they look for the tlet threads here, they may find that off tempo played a role here. >> there is also a question if there is any cyber intrusion or sabotage. we're told there is no evidence of that yet. but is that a possibility? >> look, i can't rule it out, jake. is it a possibility that a ship's systems could be hacked? yes. but i think in this case it's a very, very remote possibility. again, people i've talked to say while there's no indication, they're not taking it all that seriously. they don't really think that's a factor here. what we're hearing and is more likely is a steering casualty. that would explain a lot if she lost steering as she enters a stream in the strait of malacca, that could be what happened here. you can't hack into a system. it's closed on the ship. >> wh

tibetan buddhism, like many of the original sort of hunter/gatherers who lived in europe, in asia, in northamerica had a very powerful relationship to the land. they have a deep respect and a kind of a sacredness to the environment because that was the means of ensuring livelihood for the next generations and seven generations to come. and so the tibetan buddhists come from that kind of tradition. so i think that's underlying a bit of their immediate sense of respect for all life. so it has a very practical side, i guess from our point of view. from their point of view, it's just part of the way that they look at the world, which is life is sacred and you must preserve it and you actually must even protect areas from human intervention in order to ensure a healthy future for the environment. fred: liu jianqiang is one of millions of chinese who are taking a fresh look at traditional culture. here under the guidance of chakme rinpoche, tibetan buddhism has changed the way he sees the world. translator: before, i only wrote from a legal point of view. it's wrong,or this is a national park and

investor in america, and as crucial to its security agenda in terms of maintaining stability in north east asia and unpredictable and his tweets and public statements inspire as much concern and fear as they do reassurance. but i don't thinkjapan has many options but to double down on the alliance. is that right, shihoko? do you sense america is still the glue that keeps this region in its place, away from war? will whether or not the united states and its commitment to that role —— whether or not the united states and its commitment to that role remains strong and trump remains to be seen. but certainly, expectations from asia and injapan as well as in korea, that remains very strong. david, british eyes very much onjapan now, with the arrival of theresa may, there. she is looking for presumably affirmation that there is a world outside of the eu for trade, will she finds that, will she be received well with that injapan? she will be received well by the japanese because our relations with japan warm and close. japan is a major trading partner for britain, we export £10 billion worth of goods

director of risk analysis for north asia control risk, joining us from seoul. -- a bit of a picture oftually look like. onprobably not a lot to see the ground because these are computer simulations. like a football team, they need to practice, modern warfare is controlled by huge amounts of computers. it is computerized warfare. are simulated exercises, which would involve something like 300,000 troops. the u.s. army does not actually give out any details on the number of people who are involved. suffice to say, there are 25,000 in south any time korea. these arehere is that huge computer simulated exercises and these are clearly designed for potential war with probably north korea, which is precisely white north korea is upset about them. these are annual drills, they are routine and they routinely spark negative feedback and condemnation from north korea. also from china as well. this year, given that the increase and incendiary comments coming from both sides, are the risks of a potential misconduct -- calculation higher? -- miscalculation higher? andrew: i think they are. the milit

asia coming to you live . i'm is on -- yvonne. betty: i'm betty liu. we are watching how the headlines coming out of northting the markets. asia-pacific is headed lower. we have japan numbers coming out, machinery numbers worse than estimated. inflation a little touch higher. we are looking ahead to our exclusive interview with a blackberry -- the blackberry ceo , joining us from jakarta, as he discusses the companies shift -- company's shift to services. deeper intooking blackberry, indonesia is a big market for them. crackberryill on the . that is still very popular in indonesia. yvonne: we are going to watch that. popular, which i thought was fascinating. how things are looking in the asia-pacific, i have some closed .arkets looking ahead to the market opens coming through now, we sell the risk off day in the with a whimper on wall street after we got comments from rex trying to backtrack what president trump said about fire and fury on north korea. we did get those comments from pyongyang talking about some type of attack on want. we are seeing dollar-yen. machine orders did miss estimates. we are sit

asia... rising tensions between the us and north korea, the nikkei is down.—8. thank you forjoining us. thank you forjoining us. the top stories this hour: as president trump warns north korea yet again, american intelligence analysts have reportedly said pyongyang can now produce nuclear warheads capable of reaching the us. the south african president, jacob zuma, has narrowly survived a parliamentary vote of no confidence against him. the parents of a seven year old boy — with a rare genetic disorder — have won the latest stage in their fight to get the nhs to pay for treatment they believe would be life changing. the child, known as s, has a rare condition which inhibits his ability to digest protein. the nhs has refused to fund a drug which could help control his condition on the grounds that it was ineffective. but a high courtjudge rejected that conclusion, as our legal affairs correspondent clive coleman reports. seven—year—old s, we cannot give his name for legal reasons, has the rare condition pku. if he has more than 12 grams of protein a day, which

asia business report. thank you very much for watching. you are watching bbc news. the top stories this hour. china is urging north raised tensions across east asia. the call comes after the un voted for new sanctions. myanmar has rejected allegations that it's military committed atrocities during a crackdown on rohingya muslims last year. instead, it accused the united nations of making exaggerated claims. the uk government has launched an independent review of the cost of energy, days after british gas raised some electricity prices by 12.5%. the prime minister had pledged to cap energy prices during june's election campaign, but shelved the plans after losing her conservative majority. the review will look at prices, and the uk's commitment to climate change targets. it'll be completed by the end of october. here's our business correspondent, joe lynam. how much we pay for our energy, to run our households and companies always ignites our passions. policies like capping energy prices to support working families. that's why theresa may promised a price cap and an independent probe into the energy sector before t