following a review by the watchdog ofcom, by 2019 customers will have their accounts automatically creditedr service. danny savage has the details. home broadband is something many of us take for granted, so when it drops out or stops working, it's a big inconvenience. roxanne hargreaves has been there. my service went down, we didn't have any internet for about three days, and they took forever to come out. what do you think about this idea of getting compensation automatically? i think it's really good because you're paying so much for your internet a month, and if you aren't getting a good service, what's the point of paying for something you can't actually get? mick watson is having broadband problems, too. i shall be asking them, obviously, to do their usual technical checks, et cetera, but it would be worthwhile asking for some money back on the bill. at the moment, if your broadband fails you are not automatically compensated for the days of service you've paid for but haven't received. today's announcement means customers will be reimbursed by the provider — without having to chase

the old impression ofcom from patient that's a mistake. especially by the americans but also on the other side. one hundred years ago russia was consumed by revolution unprecedented violence is not an understatement to say the russian revolution. was a defining moment of the twentieth century how did it change russian. it's the cradle of jazz. this is america is the america we. know this jazz feel. climatic. alligators on the loose. and crime of the years by the. close. of street racing. of the night this is. the best place in the world. a proxy war between two of the biggest powers in the middle east iran and saudi arabia has escalated directly affecting other countries in the region. hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets of rage that madrid's crackdown on former castle and leaders who were behind the region's independence declaration. also this hour a highly anticipated formal meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin fails to materialise. shots on the sidelines of the apec summit and agreed to cooperate. and the u.s. jus

to the border for the shah but of the other side i think if they came back the old oppression ofcom from patient. that's a mistake of the west especially by the americans the holes on the other side. thanks for joining us on this sunday u.s. president donald trump says better relations with russia are essential when it comes to solving world crises like syria and north korea he was speaking a day off to the apec summit in vietnam we have to get to work to solve syria to solve north korea to solve ukraine to solve terrorism and i feel that having russia in a friendly posture as opposed to always fighting with them is an asset to the world and an asset to our country not a liability getting along with other nations is a good thing not a bad thing believe me donald trump also stressed the need to have a calm disagreement over alleged russian meddling in the u.s. elections a formal meeting between the russian and the u.s. presidents had been highly anticipated there never really happened apparently. problems. nevertheless the two leaders did briefly catch up on the summit sidelines and that

following a review by the watchdog ofcom, by 2019 customers will have their accounts automatically credited poor service. danny savage has the details. home broadband is something many of us take for granted, so when it drops out or stops working, its a big inconvenience. roxanne hargreaves has been there. my service went down, we didn't have any internet for about three days, and they took forever to come out. what do you think about this idea of getting compensation automatically? i think it's really good because you're paying so much for your internet a month, and if you aren't getting a good service, what's the point of paying for something you can't actually get? mick watson is having broadband problems, too. i shall be asking them, obviously, to do their usual technical checks, etc, but it would be worthwhile asking for some money back on the bill. at the moment, if your broadband fails you are not automatically compensated for the days of service you've paid for but haven't received. today's announcement means customers will be reimbursed by the provider — without having to chase the

the broadcasting watchdog ofcom says brexit is the single biggest issue facing the industry, and theakes an important contribution to our thriving creative industries. joe lynam, bbc news. the hollywood actress, michelle pfeiffer, has spoken for the first time about the sexual abuse scandal in hollywood. a series of revelations have followed the publication of allegations against the film producer, harvey weinstein. joining british actress olivia coleman on the andrew marr show, michelle pfeiffer said many women in the industry were now talking about the issue: i have had some experiences, i have to say, since this all came out. there really hasn't been one woman i have talked to who hasn't had an experience, and it goes to show you how systemic the problem is. i know i'm having conversations with women i've known my whole life and we've never discussed this, and it's coming out. do you think this will change the atmosphere for younger women coming into the industry, that men will think? i think all the men are thinking. there is a lot of reflection going on with men and women. you k

this follows an ofcom review which says customers are set for £142 million in pay—outs — around nines who suffer poor service. taxi firm uber has lost an appeal against a ruling that its drivers should be classed as workers rather than self—employed. last year, a tribunal ruled that two drivers were staff and entitled to holiday pay, paid rest breaks and the minimum wage. the taxi hailing app has up to 40,000 drivers registered to it in london alone, where the company is fighting to retain its operating licence. hello, welcome to the business news this afternoon. public borrowing could undershoot the office for budget responsibility‘s march forecasts in the short term. that's according to the consultancy firm pricewaterhousecoopers. a combination of higher than expected tax revenue growth and lower than expected spending has meant we've come in under expectations. well, what does this mean for our budget deficit? earlier, we asked john hawksworth, chief uk economist at pwc, how likely the chancellor is to achieve his longer term target of eliminating the budget deficit by mid—2020. w

good to the bordeaux for the shot but of the other side i think if they came back the old impression ofcom from patients that's a mistake on the western side too especially by the americans but also on the other side. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president for injury. or something i want to press . you to go on to be press that's what before three in the morning can people that i'm interested always in the waters of my house. sitting. hello welcome back we can now show you live pictures from the polish capital warsaw where thousands of far right activists have gathered for their annual march this event held each year on november the eleventh independence day and draws nationalists from other countries including sweden hungary and slovakia live pictures we're showing you right now on r.t. international this is slow burn up we want god to phrase from a religious polish song the organizers of the event are calling the gathering the world's largest far right march they expect one hundred thousand participant

the culture secretary is referring to ofcom. challenging with fox news and its breaches -- tom: to be clear, when you say fox news, are they applying actions in the united states over to the united kingdom? atfrancine: they are looking this deal in general. if you are buying something that they think is impartial, they can block the deal. they are citing hannity and tucker carson, saying this is breaching broadcasting right in the u.k., tom. tom: terrific briefing. let's go to first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: it is being called the worst mass shooting in texas history. authorities say a man walked into a church in a small south texas town and opened fire with an assault rifle. 26 people were killed and 20 were wounded. the suspect was later found dead inside his vehicle. u.s. officials said he did not appear to be linked to any terrorist group. u.s. commerce secretary wilmer ross faces questions about president's russian vladimir putin's inner circle. it has to do with ross's ownership and a shipping company. the repor

following a review by the watchdog ofcom, by 2019 customers will have their accounts automatically credited receive poor service. danny savage has the details. home broadband is something many of us take for granted so when it drops out or stops working, it's a big inconvenience. roxanne hargreaves has been there. my service went down, we didn't have any internet for about three days, and they took forever to come out. what do you think about this idea of getting compensation automatically? i think it's really good because you're paying so much for your internet a month, and if you aren't getting a good service, what's the point of paying for something you can't actually get? mick watson is having broadband problems, too. i shall be asking them, obviously, to do their usual technical checks, etc, but... it would be worthwhile asking for some money back on the bill. at the moment if your broadband fails you are not automatically compensated for the days of service you've paid for but haven't received. today's announcement means customers will be reimbursed by the provider without having to c

to the boredom for the shot but on the other side i think it think came back to the old impression ofcom from patients that's a mistake on the western side through especially by the americans and the also on the other side. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to dave column is a professor at cornell university who writes a yearly year in review for peak prosperity and zero hence dave welcome and am thanks for inviting me this is this is one i get to take up my bucket list now that's fantastic how did we end up on your bucket list dave i mean i've been following you guys for years. trying to figure out if you're is kind of this crazy off screen as you are on but i don't have any data yet so if you're on a college campus and universities are ground zero for the new hysteria against free speech what do you think this is about including the attempts by the democrats and m s n b c to shut down alternative media voices on the left and arteta what do you think about this i think it's sherry and i think it's probably part of a. bigger anger thing across the globe a

the broadcasting watchdog ofcom says brexit is the single biggest issue facing the industry and the governmenthich makes an important contribution to our thriving creative industries. joe lynam, bbc news. sales of beer in britain‘s pubs, bars and restaurants have suffered their biggest fall in five years. the british beer and pub association says tax on beer is too high, and it‘s calling on the chancellor to cut it by a penny in this month‘s budget. it‘s thought the decline could be due to people preferring to drink at home, with sales in supermarkets having overtaken those in pubs. nowadays we all seem to be rushing around, trying to get from one place to another as quickly as possible. but in prague, members of a cycling club gathered to enjoy taking life at a gentler pace — on penny farthings. they do seem to be whizzing quite quickly though. they didn‘t cycle gently for too long though, as the meeting also included a race. it was all part of an annual festival celebrating historic bicycles. how do you balance on them? how do you even get onto them? goodness gracious. it‘s 11 minutes past e

ofcom -- of course, we thank kathleen hays out of tokyo.r analysis on what kind of leader he would be. michael kelly joins the conversation with the markets view. oilater this hour, with hovering around $60, does that mean opec strategy has worked? will have sg -- this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia". , i'm yvonne man. had its of england first rate rise more than 10 years after someone -- after the new fed chair appointee was nominated. team is left managing more than $15 billion, our guest joins us here. michael, good to see you. tell me more about what we just heard from the atlanta fed president, dennis lockhart, talking about how jay powell will be -- not so much a leader, janice 2.0. that's a best case scenario, you think, for markets? >> markets, they have never experienced this, where they have to withdraw prices based monetary policy. the last thing anyone wants is an independent thinker to go off in a different direction and surprise people. having people describe this continuity -- the first that has ever been