he writes king philip into this text. but, philip has absolutely no interest in converting to christianity at all. in fact, philip will lead, as we will talk about, a dramatic and cataclysmic war against the new englanders. let's go back to jon sesso on -- let's go back to john sassamon. why is philip so reluctant to embrace christianity? why is he on the edge of attacking these english settlements? the one first and most obvious answer is, constant land encroachment. new england is expanding rapidly during the course of the 17th century. there are thousands and thousands of people coming in, there is a huge migration to new england. the population of new england itself, you may want to write this down, it goes from 18,000 people in 1640, and this is english settlers, by the way. 18,000 people, english colonists in 1640 to 54,000 english colonists in 1670. so, constant land encroachment is a key motivation and problem. enslavement practices. this is a story you do not hear much about and there is more and more historical

philip norris international, —— philip norris international, —— philip morris international has joinedt in place in that city. why have you done that? the particular case of philippines is that the restriction is such that essentially there is no place you can sell any cigarettes in the city and there is a national lot... if you want a smoke—free world, presumably you are in favour of that. this is covering all tobacco products, let's be clear and i also wa nt to products, let's be clear and i also want to clarify that if we did not differentiate cigarettes from the rest of the smoke—free products, many of the... rest of the smoke—free products, many of the. .. with respect we're talking about cigarettes. you are trying to stop a filipino city which is trying to restrict public smoking. you tell me you want a smoke—free world that these two things that do not add up. smoke—free world that these two things that do not add upm smoke—free world that these two things that do not add up. it is a small city, very small, we have not engaged in litigation. you are the ceo of the company. this

i want to begin with a little bit of history — you have been with the philip morris organisation for 30 years. you lived through that period in the late 80s, 1990s, when it became clear that philip morris and the other big tobacco companies had systematically lied, deceived and manipulated the public about the nature of cigarettes, the dangers of cigarettes. you chose to stay. why? first of all, because i think change can come from within. the second thing is, just for clarity, philip morris has stated clearly since 1999 that cigarettes are addictive and cause disease and premature deaths, and then the question is, what we do about this? and what we developed, these products, that can reduce the risks. what is important to understand is first of all people know that cigarettes cause disease and are addictive... let's be very blunt, you are the boss of the biggest international cigarette manufacturer in the world. cigarettes kill people. cigarettes kill hundreds of thousands, millions of people. yes. you sit at the top of a company that makes and sells cigarettes. first of all, people

these laboratories belong to philip morris international, the makers of marlboro and a host of other brands. my guest today is ceo of the company, andre calantzopoulos. now, he says he is leading philip morris into a smoke—free future — 00:01:45,476 --> 2147483051:37:37,452 is that clever strategy or the most 2147483051:37:37,452 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 outrageous corporate hypocrisy? andre calantzopoulos, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. i want to begin with a little bit of history — you have been with the philip morris organisation for more than 30 years. you lived through that period in the late 80s, 1990s, when it became clear that philip morris and the other big tobacco companies had systematically lied, deceived and manipulated the public about the nature of cigarettes, the dangers of cigarettes. you chose to stay. why? first of all, because i think change can come from within. the second thing is, just for clarity, philip morris has stated clearly since 1999 that cigarettes are addictive and cause disease and premature deaths, and then the question is, what we do ab

and philip morris moving down, because if it is a true m.o.e.nd the ownerships are more or less in line, even if it's somewhere in the 50s, high 40s, that's where it would be they say no guarantee, as they always do. hope to get a little more information for our viewers at some point during the course of the day. >> meanwhile j&j keeps inching higher there are many pieces coming out in the last few days that it was going to be more than a billion. there's undercurrent that it will not hold up in the supreme court appeal so that's another reason why j&j is not down. the naysayers are saying, well, just you wait. we need to hear from the ceo to see whether he feels thi business roundtable accusation that i regard as an accusation, that he's not doing enough for the stakeholders and for the country, versus what he's done for veterans and how much he has spent in his time that is not earnings per share related but impact per share and i find it insulting they attack him, it's insulting probably the most, i would say, giveback ceo in -- he's a top te

at 11.30 we'll take a look at the papers, including claims by the former chancellor philip hammond whoims that he believes unelected people are pushing the country unelected people are pushing the cou ntry towards unelected people are pushing the country towards no deal brexit. as well as reports that the speaker john bercow says he'll fight attempt by boris johnson to close parliament. that's with our reviewers stephen bush from the new statesman and lucy fisher from the times — stay with us for that. and, sailing to new york to address the un — teenage climate change campaigner greta thunberg taking to the ocean in a zero—carbon—emitting yacht. violent clashes have broken out at hong kong airport after riot police stormed the terminal to disperse protesters. officers charged on pro—democracy campaigners, arresting some whose protests had led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights at one of the world's busiest airports. china has described the anti—government protests as terrorism, and said it would intervene if they don't stop soon. from hong kong jonathan head sent this report.

. >> i'm philip mena in el paso, texas. the country is reeling after two mass shootings one in texas and one in ohio. two cities, 1,600 miles apart both grieving. in el paso a 21-year-old gunman opened fire near a cruded walmart. dozens of people sent scrambling 20 killed and 26 injured >> we have cover aage, no doubt covering another mass shooting is tough, but especially when it happened where you grew up and where you call home. >> it's deeply personal, frances. my brother is a firefighter and was among those who were the first responders on the scene. i worked at the mall that so many people were running from, including my aunts and cousins who were inside. thankfully they were safe. but 20 people and 20 families that are grieving this morning and they are not coming home from the day of shopping they were allegedly targeted because they were hispanic and look just like me. this community is waking upin shock and disbelief that something like this could happen here most of the families, like i said, they were back to sc

why altria and philip morris could soon be breaking out cigars. i'm ashley webster in for liz claman, let's begin "the claman countdown." ♪ ♪ ashley: we have breaking news for you, actress lori loughlin and her husband are right now in boston federal court as they try to settle the dispute over their choice of lawyers in that massive college admissions bribery case. the court will determine whether they can continue using a law firm that represented the university of southern california which is where their two daughters attended. the couple is accused of paying half a million dollars to get them into usc. they have pleaded not guilty. we'll continue to follow that for you. >>> over in markets, stocks right now as we said off session lows, but firmly in the red as trade hopes dim. it changes with each passing minute, it appears, and also the yield curve moving deeper into inversion. the spread on the two and ten-year yields widening to levels last seen in 2007, the ten-year hovering around 1.48% as you can see, yield curves typically are precursor

for the very latest let's bring in journalist philip will and joining us from rome good day philip what happens now and are we likely to see new elections in italy. yes i think at this point your election sir are almost inevitable the crisis will be under the control of the president of the republic and he can certainly look for an alternative government. if they're your alternative 1st solutions that will be but it will take us extremely unlikely there's really no appetite for any sort of technocrats take your kid take in ministration to take over from the current government just. ok now is riding high in opinion polls right now that certainly played a role in his decision for snap elections could he come out of a new vote upgraded to prime minister. yes i think that's what he said counting on and it looks extremely likely based on the current opening . it is possible that. not as of being good in marriage as prime minister with a majority based purely on that his only party but if he says supported by the far right brothers officially party and even necessary voters gurneys 40 tahlia

philip hammond says it is number ten‘s strategy that is completely misguided.overnment goes for a no deal in october, mps will try to stop it. across party lines of mps may have a tough time trying to mobilise and find a mechanism to stop a no—deal brexit before the brexit clock expires. an interim report from air accident investigators says the footballer emiliano sala had been exposed to harmful levels of carbon monoxide before a fatal plane crash over the channel. the report says it is likely the pilot, david ibbotson, was also exposed to the gas, potentially reducing his ability to fly the aircraft. the footballer was flying from france to cardiff when the plane crashed. our correspondent wyre davies has the story. the death emiliano sala of, atjust 29 years old, and in such tragic circumstances, shocked the footballing world. the argentine centre forward had just signed for cardiff from nantes and was on his way tojoin his new cardiff from nantes and was on his way to join his new team cardiff from nantes and was on his way tojoin his new team in cardiff f

or the latest now let's bring in correspondent philip will and he is joining us from rome good evening to you philip so what exactly is behind this you were telling us earlier that it started or the reason tonight was over a tunnel project is that what's going to bring down the government. that's the excuse that has been cited there was a vote in parliament yet. today. that revealed the split in the government between the league and if i start with men who have exactly opposite views on what should happen but in reality the fact is that. the league and the polls did extremely well in the european elections and all this time past our movement has been slipping in. your. support and turned out to be nice if you want to capitalize on his advantage that he wants to govern alone he wants to be prime minister himself where does something he does he have that much sway right now when roll the mean if he says we should have sample actions does that mean there will be snap elections no matter what. and no not necessarily he is the most influential politician the country at the moment but the in

for now, to philip mud, philip rut gr, joyce vance, our thanks for starting off our conversation tonight. >>> coming up, pressure on mitch mcconnell building as the democrats see a new opportunity to push him out of the halls of congress or dream about it. they've certainly given him a new nickname. >>> another missile launch from north korea to which the president says in response, no problem. as we call it around here a thursday night, the 11th hour just getting underway. going to go down. you're my sidekick. ain't nobody's sidekick. hey boys. the fate of the world is in your hands and you can't even get along. pretty disappointed right now. you want a sidekick? i'm gonna find you one. see that guy over there? he's too big. look at you two. bickering like a couple of old ladies. woo! nightth, e 11th hour just getting underway. >>> moscow mitch, that being mitch mcconnell. moscow mitch blocks two bills. moscow mitch keeps killing any bill that will protect american democracy. moscow mitch is aiding and abetting vladimir putin's ongoing attempts to subvert american democracy. moscow mitc

we'll be asking philip morris international if they're really serious about saving lives.aigners are taking those boxes back to the home office, with a message of their own. betting firms are flouting advertising regulations by encouraging children to engage with gambling adverts for competitive online gaming tournaments, according to a new report. researchers from the university of bristol and the think tank demos found children under the age of 16 made up more than a quarter of online users who shared or liked twitter posts giving betting odds for esports like fortnite and call of duty. professional computer games competitions are growing rapidly in popularity — just to give you a sense of the money on offer, the first fortnite world cup in america had a total prize fund of nearly £25 million. we can speak now to elliotjones, a researcher from demos, and to barrie gunter, an academic who has written a book on gambling advertising. welcome, both, thanks forjoining us. welcome, both, thanks forjoining us. thank you for coming in, elliott. tell us more about what you founde

philip manshaus was also charged with attempted murder, as well as the murder of his stepsister.en granted permission to extend his custody for another four weeks. ramzan karmali reports. a bruised and battered philip manshaus making his first appearance in court accused of a terrorist act against a mosque in oslo. he has also been charge of attempted murder as well as the murder of his stepsister. he had been found filming his actions. translation: during the incident, the defendant ball and helmet with a camera attached to it. the camera was filming and has given us important evidence. we cannot go into details of the video but it has provided us with important evidence. witnesses say the attacker was carrying numerous weapons. thankfully no—one was seriously hurt thanks mainly to this retired officer. he has been praised for tackling the gunmen and disarming him. worryingly, the head of the police security service admitted they have received a tipoff about philip manshaus some time ago. translation: based on the tip, the police and the pst cooperated but did not find any groun

for now, to philip mud, philip rut gr, joyce vance, our thanks for starting off our conversation tonight. >>> coming up, pressure on mitch mcconnell building as the democrats see a new opportunity to push him out of the halls of congress or dream about it. they've certainly given him a new nickname. >>> another missile launch from north korea to which the president says in response, no problem. as we call it around here a thursday night, the 11th hour just getting underway. nightth just getting underway. i switched to miralax for my constipation. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your body to unblock your system naturally. and it doesn't cause bloating, cramping, gas, or sudden urgency. miralax. look for the pink cap. (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked

for growth for philip morris if it combines with altria. and the other product is an alternative to cigarettes that they have been working on together philip morris sells it in japan and uk and altria will launch it in the u.s. in september so this is a from duct that they could then commercialize more efficiently if they were one company.duct that they could then commercialize more efficiently if they were one company. >> and this at a time when there is falling sales of traditional cigarettes but that is the concern from last decade. so in front of us is this concern that has lawmakers apoplectic to use your words which is kids vaping and with the fda having the authority to regulate tobacco, what recourse might lawmakers take and would that include block being the deal >> there is very little in my opinion that congress can do to block the deal and little fda can do the real question, can they come together, would they create an unfair market and they don't compete. so i don't think that is likely. but i do think that congress, we should

you're watching bbc news at nine with me joanna gosling — the headlines: former chancellor philip hammondaunches an attack on the new prime minister — accusing him of wrecking the uk's chances of getting a deal with the eu. by by setting the bar at the level of removing the backstop altogether, they are effectively ending any possibility of a discussion with the european union. the family of nora quoirin say they're "heartbroken" , as they await the results of a postmortem examination, to try and establish how she died in malaysia. really distraught in grief, and i feel the same. to lose a child is terrible. following last night's clashes, hong kong airport resumes operations as the authorities restrict access to protesters rail passengers brace for a further rise in ticket prices — which will come into effect next year. tv adverts for philadelphia cheese and volkswagen are the first to be banned under a new rule to prevent harmful gender stereotypes. and in sport, england send for their archer, 1—0 down in the ashes series. but they're more likely to be dodging showers than bouncers at l

monica bellina philip monica i must get a name. not many pieces specifically written for the cello so where does the record . so the repertoire is there some pieces played played and composed of. their famous cleghorn this was the starting point but i think. nearly 90 percent of the life which was the right insurance then music french music or different stuff ok. and a quick mention of the digital console because you were the founder of it is proved extremely successful why actually though did you get it started rich and i think the idea was hoarding the classical music in the society and also in the media and t.v. broadcasting of classical music of cons it's got cd sales go down it's hard to get the classical music hoot in society and having every crumbs that now in the internet streamed through out the world this is fantastic for us all of money thank you very much for coming in i should be there on saturday night. at the brandenburg gate and have a wonderful concert on friday as well as the inaugural concert with europe a trunk

headed for new elections philip thank you. india's prime minister has for claimed what he calls a new era for indian controlled kashmir it follows his decision to revoke the region's sim my all thomas status in a t.v. address the ranger mode said that his government's action would free the region from terrorism and separatism pakistan disputes india's claim to the territory and has responded by suspending trade with india and expelling the countries on board however it has ruled out military action for now a security lockdown in the region is now in its 4th day hundreds of local politicians have been arrested. the streets are usually thronging with traffic but since then he's decision to revoke to semi autonomous status of the engine controlled kashmir ami fatigues have replaced the colorful bustle of everyday life few civilians still venture from their homes. but there is no one in sight on the roads. it doesn't look like a curfew people are imprisoned in their own homes because i feel that the situation kushwaha look at wors

philip morris and altria are in talks to merge.al that bring back together two companies facing declining demand. >>>tu , why more drivers are turning off the very features designed to keep them safe. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, august 27th. ♪ >>> and we do bid you a good evening, everybody,nd welcome. we begin tonight with something a little different, something that has held tf attention the whole country for a while and something that we have been reporting on for quite sometime, that is the opioid epidemic. nbc news reported late this afternoon that purduea pha is offering between $10 and $12 billion to settle mor than 2,000 lawsuits connected to its role in the crisis. purdue pharma, you may know, is the maker of oxycontin, the powerful pain killer that has been at the center of the opioid epidemic. the reportede offer to set come one day after a landmark ruling against j & j which, as we reported last night, was ordered to pay half a "big tettle lies" dolla-- half a bil dollars to

the former chancellor, finance minister, philip hammond has accused the prime minister's advisers ofthe eu. but the prime minister says opponents of brexit were, as he put it, in a terrible collaboration with the eu. 0ur correspondent ben wright reports. from power to protest and a fierce attack on number 10. three weeks ago, philip hammond was chancellor — theresa may's money man, number two in the government. now he's turned his fire on the new prime minister's willingness to leave the eu with no deal at all. leaving the eu without a deal would bejust as much a betrayal of the referendum result as not leaving at all. the british people were offered a proposition that we could leave the european union while having a close relationship. they were told it would be the easiest deal ever done. all: hear, hear... philip hammond was in a government that secured a brexit deal with the eu but failed to get it through parliament. the fallback plan to prevent a hard border in ireland is the most contentious part of that deal. borisjohnson believes the so—called backstop ties the uk's hands an

three weeks ago, philip hammond was chancellor — theresa may's money man, number two in the governments fire on the new prime minister's willingness to leave the eu with no deal at all. leaving the eu without a deal would bejust as much a betrayal of the referendum result as not leaving at all. the british people were offered a proposition that we could leave the european union while having a close relationship. they were told it would be the easiest deal ever done. all: here, here... philip hammond was in a government that secured a brexit deal with the eu but failed to get it through parliament. the fallback plan to prevent a hard border in ireland is the most contentious part of that deal. borisjohnson believes the so—called backstop ties the uk's hands and has told the eu it must be scrapped. pivoting to say the backstop has to go in its entirety, a huge chunk of the withdrawal agreement just scrapped, is effectively a wrecking tactic. the people behind this know that that means there will be no deal. people like this man, dominic cummings... are you making demands the eu can't acc

small from philip whalen speaking to us from rym. sticking point is being that our personnel. who's going to lead this new government. that initially the democratic party didn't want i just called today to come back. they didn't want continued to you with that hello see the continuity with the previous government. they've now made a concession on that and that's been a very important breakthrough. concern today. and the new sticking point is to be read you do meio. because they don't want him in a really important role. in the government they don't want to miss a deputy prime yet for example as he was before and there was i don't want to set up where you have. i called to ask. me yeah impartial lead that and the leaders of the two. main parties in e coalition as deputy prime yeah that would be at a repeat. that and that is just that completed its its work in which showed the democratic party. the you in a very negative light. they're also sent matt problems about the city but i think the really key issues. have been have a question al and it looks . as though they are being sm

philip hammett is saying that nobody was warned about those things. has come back —— philip hammett has come back and replied, borisjohnson has come back in blood, it's getting quite ugly. it is getting toxic once again, which is one of the problem is we saw in westminster before the summer recess, is we saw in westminster before the summer recess, but what hammond is claiming is that actually, the tactics of the new government in terms of trying to negotiate a new deal, taking it almost impossible for brussels to enter negotiations and therefore hammett is claiming that what this means is we are heading for a bust out on the 31st of october. something that he is adamantly warned against, when he was chancellor, being a very strong remainder. of course. and this is the point, he was a strong remainder and that has meant that he didn't wa nt to and that has meant that he didn't want to live the eu in the first place and the deal is very much —— very much on what he wants. but what he said in the times today is that a stark warning to borisjohnson that

philip bump is here, peter beinart, michael d'antonio. michael is the author of "the truth about trump." good evening one and all. it's nice to have you all in studio. is this going to be a fight? what a crazy day. i mean, seriously. the president looking up at the sky referring to himself as the chosen one, michael. he praises himself all the time. this is another level. >> well, it is another level, but i think this is the secret voice that's inside of him. he thinks he's the smartest man in the world. he does think of himself as a near deity. he imagines he's a very stable genius. when things are tough for him, he actually retrenches to this automatic pressing of his superiority, his dominance over the news cycle in this case. you know, he got up this morning and i think decided he was going to be talked about all day long by just about everybody, and it turns out that he was talked about all day long by just about everybody. >> how many times do you think he practiced that? >> oh, i think, you know, first he had to write the line "i'm

because for a long time as set in the report, conservative mps have suspected that chancellor philipt whatsoever and as a farmer remained campaigner, he tried to put the brakes on some would argue preparations for no—deal brexit and make things difficult and never really wa nted make things difficult and never really wanted to entertain the outcome anyway. so now he is free of the shackles of government and cabinet responsibility, he is able to say these things much more freely. and in his eyes, it should not be a straight contest or straight choice. between leaving with or without a deal on october 31. and there are others on the conservative back benches who are willing tojoin philip hammond and work with opposition parties in the coming weeks before the october 31 deadline to try to hold the government back and stop boris johnson, if it comes to it, taking the uk after the eu without a deal. but remember the prime minister says he does still want to reach an agreement and believes it's possible, but time is running out for that. what about jeremy corbyn, he wrote this letter is se

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right correspondent philip williams with the latest from room tonight philip thank you. a month has been leading italy's backlash against migration across the mediterranean from north africa a new legislation threatens captains of a rescue vessels with fines of up to a 1000000 euros if they enter italian ports without permission the government also wants other e.u. countries to take in more of the refugees and migrants who land they are the rescue ships are still carrying out their missions d w sunder joined the vessels sea watch off the libyan coast he sent us this report. takeoff from an undisclosed location. for the german n.g.o.s c. watch is taking us on a reconnaissance flight over the mediterranean. mafia and pilots have one main objective saving lives or somebody powerful or you know if this is this actual better trade you are there africa. this search right is looking for a bike or dangerous crossing off the. rubber boat there leipsic great risk. of finding them is like looking for a needle in a haystack and conditions are anything but ideal. this you watch aircr

wall and for us of rome philip thanks very much. also v.d. has been leading italy's backlash against migration across the mediterranean from north africa a new law threatens captains of rescue vessels with fines of up to 1000000 euros if they enter italian ports without permission some n.g.o.s are those still carrying out their operations the w.'s max under flew aboard a spotter plane off the coast of libya. taken off from an undisclosed location. for the german n.g.o.s c. watch is taking us on a reconnaissance flight over the mediterranean. mafia and pilots have one main objective saving lives or 70 miles off the libyan coast this is this actual better trade your group farther africa europe this search right is looking for a biker dangerous crossing after that or a rubber boat but if their lives are great risk. finding them is like looking for a needle in a haystack and conditions are anything but ideal. this you watch aircraft moon bird maidenly operates in the search and rescue zone off the coast of western libya an area that spa

the former chancellor philip hammond has accused mrjohnson‘s advisers of trying to wreck the chancesthe prime minister says those who've opposed brexit were — as he put it — in a "terrible collaboration" with the eu. 0ur correspondent ben wright reports. from power to protest and a fierce attack on number 10. three weeks ago, philip hammond was chancellor — theresa may's money man, number two in the government. now he's turned his fire on the new prime minister's willingness to leave the eu with no deal at all. leaving the eu without a deal would bejust as much a betrayal of the referendum result as not leaving at all. the british people were offered a proposition that we could leave the european union while having a close relationship. they were told it would be the easiest deal ever done. all: hear, hear... philip hammond was in a government that secured a brexit deal with the eu but failed to get it through parliament. the fallback plan to prevent a hard border in ireland is the most contentious part of that deal. borisjohnson believes the so—called backstop ties the uk's hands an

then and every time since, philips ordered flags lowered but felt frustrated. >> is that what we are going to do, lower the flag and couple of days later put it back up. >> reporter: this time watching track dis in el paso and dayton. it dawned on him. >> i'm not putting it up until i see action. >> reporter: that goes for a dozen flags on city property. philips is tired of watching congress floundering around as he puts it. >> presumptuous of me to specify what needs to be done. i'm not going to do that. i don't think it's presumptuous to say get on it, folks. >> reporter: the mayor is hearing support for his decision. doubt the impact. >> it is something, right? laws notes they deal with the aftermath and mayors, he says, feel like papers, responsible for safety. he is not anti gun. >> i have maybe five shotguns. >> reporter: he hunts but notes shooting foul, he is limited to three shells. >> fi want to go out this el paso and hunt people, i can have 100 cartages. >> reporter: he welcomes the conversation. the mayor will take this up at next month's council meeting asking colleague

three weeks ago, philip hammond was chancellor — theresa may's money man, number two in the governmentillingness to leave the eu with no deal at all. leaving the eu without a deal would bejust as much a betrayal of the referendum result as not leaving at all. the british people were offered a proposition that we could leave the european union while having a close relationship. they were told it would be the easiest deal ever done. all: hear, hear... philip hammond was in a government that secured a brexit deal with the eu but failed to get it through parliament. the fallback plan to prevent a hard border in ireland is the most contentious part of that deal. borisjohnson believes the so—called backstop ties the uk's hands and has told the eu it must be scrapped. pivoting to say the backstop has to go in its entirety, a huge chunk of the withdrawal agreement just scrapped, is effectively a wrecking tactic. the people behind this know that that means there will be no deal. people like this man, dominic cummings... are you making demands the eu can't accept? ..the former director of vote l

philip morris has lagged behind.need something to get investors excited about their growth prospect. the healthow about effects. they are tiny contributors financially. both stocks are ending the day down. i think a lot of that is because it is an all stock merger. atria is not really getting real premium, they are called to get a merger of equals. caroline: we thank you. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. revlon will start to approach potential bidders last month. they are exploring a sale of the whole company or indeed its major brands. they are trying to find a buyer that will turn around the company and keep it public. a former uber engineer has been charged with selling technology from the waymo unit. of conspiringuber heh levandowski after absconded with information. the american store in shanghai was overwhelmed with customers willing to fight over discounted products. cosco finally had to suspend operations in the afternoon. three hours, apparently, to enter even the parking lot. joe: what

philip hammond argues that it would be a travesty to leave without a deal. what people voted for. of course the prime minister and those in government now, the people did vote to leave the european union one way oi’ to leave the european union one way or another and it will happen by the current deadline. this sets up what will be a frantic few weeks ahead once mps return from their summer break at the beginning of september when there will just break at the beginning of september when there willjust be a few weeks before that deadline of october the sist. it before that deadline of october the 31st. it is the legal default that the uk will leave the eu at that date but the challenge and others will try everything possible to avoid that happening without a deal. thank you very much for that. investigators have revealed that the footballer emiliano sala and his pilot david ibbotson, were exposed to harmful levels of carbon monoxide, in the cockpit of their private plane when it crashed in the english channel injanuary. toxicology tests on the cardiff striker,

hammond said, talking as well philip hammond said, talking as well philip hammond about a diminishedrexit and also talking about borisjohnson wrecking his own strategy by those red lines, by insisting that the northern ireland back strop, the insurance policy, it must go. i have to say, i watched that facebook live on the internet with boris johnson from downing street and he did not pull any punches. he essentially accused europe of working in collaboration, a terrible collaboration, he says, with mp5 who want to block a no—deal brexit. no sign of compromise whatsoever, neither side is backing down. you heard john bercow saying he is not prepared to see mps not have their say in september. so it really is shaping up for an enormous battle ahead of the brexit day, the projected brexit day on october 31. thank you very much, tony in westminster. a postmortem examination is under way in malaysia to try to establish how a teenager from london died, during a family holiday. the body of nora quoirin, who was 15, was found yesterday — ten days after she went missing from a jungle resort. h

they were beaten by last season's losing playoff finalists, derby county, who had dutch legend philipl reports. with relatives in heartbreak for one, and play—off heartbreak for the other, both huddersfield under derby would only do an early—season morale boost. —— relegation heartbreak. that might be a new season, but i do to have the same old defensive problems. tom lawrence capitalised to open the scoring. but of the first goal was a messy one, the second was anything but. slick passing from start to finish, lawrence again the man with the final touch. absolutely magnificent! but things in football are rarely straightforward. student daya gave away a penalty that was coolly converted. —— derby give away a penalty. huddersfield's top goal—scorer in their last championship campaign should have pulled them level here. and that miss proved costly, with derby seeing the game out, giving new boss philip cocu a perfect start to life in england. lydia campbell, bbc news. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the paper

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i think philip hammond would reject being called a remainder.out of you by now. but the government's argument is that between 2016—2019, preparations for nearly three years, preparations we nt nearly three years, preparations went on, but they were too slow, and the people at hammond were slowing them down. but in the few months since, preparations have sped up, even though brussels... that we are i'iow even though brussels... that we are now going to be ready, that these warnings of a meltdown at ports of shortages of vegetables and medicines are all overblown, and the thing probably, people will find that slightly incredible. the british machinery of government works sometimes, but could it work that fast since boris johnson got to power? that's the story that vi has picked up on, because saying gove plays down leaked crisis plans for brexit, he was very quickly out of the block to try to reassure people after this leak, which suggested there were going to be cues of the ports and problems getting medicine. my ports and problems getting medici

the president continued to defend the ongoing trade war with china >> yeah, philip, good morning, good morning everyone. yeah, the president defending his handling of the economy at a rally in new hampshire not mentioning the volatility, the recent volatility on wallstreet with stocks dropping 800 points on wednesday. the president insisting that he is doing well with china and the ongoing trade war and are returning to his claim that china is paying for o is say, china, how you doing they are not too js. the tariffs are working and they are eating the tariffs by the way, there's no price increase the united states right now, has the hottest economy anywhere in the world. >>> now, earlier, the president returned to his feud with the squad, the four freshman members of congress. he pressured israel to block a planned visit there by representatives the s talib andr they have planned to visit sunday and they have been barred from the visit the president did not mention it in his rally but he mentioned omar's name, a frequent target by the president. take a listen to that. >> we are openin

your son philip just stated he was addicted to juul.how did his addiction impact your family. >> it was difficult and at first we didn't understand what was going on. as a young 14 -year-old, he was interested in seven different things from surfing to cooking to his little sister. and, i started to find these flash drives and the screen plastic caps in his pockets and i didn't really know it it was at first. he kept saying they were belonging to a friend and we kept having fights about it and i figured out what was because i googled the name of the side. it was difficult. he changed kind of overnight. he started spinning a lot of time in his room in the dark, he became moody, we had a very contentious relationship. i became very suspicious obviously. and i think he didn't really understand what was going on himself. and neither do we. >> thank you dorian. let me now recognize ranking member cloud for five minutes of questioning. >> they determine. ms. bergman, i am curious that the reaction i am's assuming you approached the school boar

philip roth. and john irving. as well as younger authors like paul auster and jonathan franzen there is the world of america's white middle class one that's predominantly male. philip ross john updike you why on earth where are the so few successful female writers in america i think if you look closely you would find if there were not few that there were really quite a few quite a quite many in fact in other words i think you have your statistics wrong you may be talking about mid century but again. if there was a time and i don't think it's true now but if there was a time when there was a disproportionate number of white male writers disproportionate number of fewer women writers it's because men were running publishing houses there wasn't because there were readers more than women and men were only publishing houses or taking advantage of specific universities women weren't allowed to go to ivy league schools until the sixty's all of these things these are not mysteries these are these are not partners that. ar

really interesting that philip hammond also doesn't just really interesting that philip hammond alsos, but also that unelected officials in the background are making it more difficult as well. that is a jab at dominic cummings, who was boris johnson's senior adviser, a big man in the vote leave campaign back in 2016. number ten say, in the vote leave campaign back in 2016. numberten say, look, when philip hammond was chancellor he did everything he could to stop the uk leaving the eu. they are ready, no matter what we are leaving on the 31st of october. but a lot of mps are spending their summer holidays on the phone, on e—mails, chatting about what they can do to try to stop us leaving without a deal. it all means in another three weeks there will be an almighty battle in parliament. thank you, neck. -- nick. flights are resuming in hong kong, after the airport authority obtained a court order to prevent people from "unlawfully obstructing" operations. it comes after thousands of pro—democracy protestors disrupted flights for two days. demonstrators are angry about what they see as

brand new season of concerts kicks off in the ballin film monique with the arrival of the ballina philip monica's new principal conductor carol patrolling co the classical world will be watching of course as the orchestra is considered one of the world's great and patrolling co follows in the footsteps of the likes of habit from carry on how they are bought and simon rattle i'll be chatting to a local orchestra spokesman and principal cellist all off mining after this look of the orchestra's new maestro. to train because it intensity is breathtaking. when he's leading an orchestra he gives everything it's hard to imagine why he has a reputation for being shy and reserved in private. the russian austrian prodigy made his conducting debut at age 23 and became general music director at the bavarian state opera in 2013. this friday he's taking over the berlin philharmonic the only 1st class orchestra in the world where the musicians choose their own chief conductor to train to will be a very different leader to his predecessor the great simon rattle who thrived in the limelight. to try and g

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philip on the other hand has a lot of ground to cover. as competition here is stiff and there is little help coming his way but says he's determined to give his best to get there are mature trees al-jazeera. and south africa's ashley bohai has stretched her lead at the women's british open to 3 strokes the 30 year old was never won on the p.g.a. tour shot a bogey free 5 under 67 in the 2nd round at well then on the 20 year old from japan making her major debut who. shot a round and 69 to sit it ok and that is all your support for the war later. and that is it for this news and for me has m c k thanks for your company d.v.r. the pollen has more news for you in a couple of. dumaine the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution to. a mission to entertain educate and provoke debate through satire how weapon of choice theater. and intimate look at what inspires one of china's year's most popular comedians to make people laugh. martin is the hair on al-jazeera. i. thanked. him. by millions for challenging social issues head on what

philip morris international has done really well in converting over 7 million smokers in japan really converting over 7 million smokers injapan and the asian markets into vaping. can they do the same in the us? who out of these companies will dominate the market? what will the conversation look like in terms of who will benefit? it is a race against who will be the winner in this market. that turn our attention to the guardian. these linked documents that reveal some big spending plans for schools in the uk, and it is all fuelling speculation that we could be approaching a general election. absolutely. the general election conversation is about borisjohnson and his leadership campaign, he talks about his top biology of spending. education was second to break it was always really big for him. in the previous election, the nhs wasa him. in the previous election, the nhs was a big headline that theresa may wanted to focus on, and there has been a legal document that is marked official sensitive that we are not supposed to say but the guardian got hold of it and it talks about some pretty