we have primark on the screen now. constructive. we have primark on the screen now. indeed they do. it's rather ironic that associated british foods are at supported by the primark brand, a low—cost retailer. it's notable that more than 60% of sales of the company in terms of the primark brand come from outside of the uk, to really translate those earnings back into stone, it amplifies the benefit. it isa stone, it amplifies the benefit. it is a case of the sector or the company being driven by primark, and ina company being driven by primark, and in a sense it is reflecting the fact that consumers, notjust here, but globally, are searching for value and that duminy is providing that in terms of the customer experience. let's turn to bovis homes. shoddy building work costing the company more money, setting aside more than 3.5 million, on top of the 7 million it had put aside to cover the costs. what about the reputational damage? that is an ongoing problem for a company, when it has to rectify problems it does hit the reputation of the company. having said that, ther

primark has held down their prices in the u.k. the sourcing costs and that will be a boost to the sales. you think of the u.k. fashion market for fashion retailers, like for like sales in the u.k., fashion retailers fell in the first five months of 2017. that was according to bdo. abf, a.b. foods owner of primark is bucking that trend. up 14.45%. anna: let's look at where we are and the equity section, castrated less than an hour, and positive territory but not next. and gettingcks 50 some decent gains this morning. the picture in asia was a moderately weak one. at the start of the program we were saying generally looking at the markets this seems to be so much to say, so much to talk about. seeo not exec ac -- exactly a safe haven trade because of tensions around north korea. today is a digesting the fed kind of ride. manus: let's look at the risk radar. it is moderately phlegmatic. word energyavorite stocks were lower, dollar-yen, the markets tried to decide this made on the balance sheet. steven major will deliver his divinity

. >>> the owner of primark looks like it's dressed for success. ab foods rockets to the top of the stoxx 600 as it says its outlook has improved thanks to strong performance in its clothing chain >>> good morning we have another jam packed show for you. president trump has made landfall in warsaw where he is meeting with pole lick president andrezj duda he will meet with eastern european nato allies and deliver a speech to the polish people later today. we are also expecting a joint press conference from the two leaders in about 30 minutes time we will bring that to you as it happens. >>> chancellor angela merkel says she expect there's to be difficult discussions at the g20 summit that kicks off in hamburg on friday. this as the city prepares for thousands of protesters demonstrating for a range of causes with much of the tension involving president trump. >>> the imf is cautioning g20 leaders against adopting myopic nationalistic policies echoing chancellor merkel, the imf called for a system with consistent rules forgaavoring international trad

the firm said its results were better than forecast because of "stronger profit delivery from primarkaints over flaws in its homes. some customers said homes were sold unfinished, and reported plumbing and electrical faults in new properties. bovis had already set aside £7m to cover the issue. and said the extra provision was to ensure it was "fully resourced" to complete work quickly. and rapper jay—z‘s digital—only album 4:44 has gone platinum within five days — despite limits on who could access it. the music was only available on tidal, the star's own streaming service, and to customers of us mobile firm sprint. the recording industry association of america platinum certification, which requires more than one million sales, is rare for digital—only albums. europe's main stock markets have fallen ahead of some data on usjob creation and after minutes from the european central bank's latest meeting showed the ecb had left the door open to scrapping its bond buying pledge. shares in reckitt benkheser fell 2% after the group's revenues warning especially the fact that the underlying s

a 60 metre crane has fallen over onto an old primark store in reading.in afghanistan, he witnessed the suffering of war. many years later and he‘s now an emergency medic living in chester and is using virtual reality to help today‘s victims of violence in his homeland. here‘s our world affairs editor, john simpson. we hear plenty of depressing stories about afghanistan, but this isn‘t one of them. quite the opposite, in fact. afghanistan has one of the lowest standards of medical care in the world — the doctors often aren‘t very highly trained, and their equipment is pretty basic. but they can contact dr waheed arian. an afghan who qualified as a doctor in britain, he can give them detailed medical advice using social media — from his home in chester, he takes messages day and night. he calls it telemedicine. they don‘t have the up—to—date technologies, they don‘t have the cutting—edge expertise, they don‘t have advanced evidence—based medicine. so they need any expertise or any advice that‘s more world—class here, that is very useful for them. so i‘ll t

a 60 metre crane has fallen over onto an old primark store in reading.ed in central reading as a result. publications are an identifying whether there is any damage to the gym. if there is, there will be an increased time frame on the recovery process. if everyone is looking down on us process. if everyone is looking down on us and everything goes to plan, it is that way a case of getting the crying to an upright position and thenit crying to an upright position and then it will has itself, so we can put itself away. we are meeting with our colleagues every half hour, based on information, so they will go based on information, so they will 9° up based on information, so they will go up and assess the situation. paramedics have had to cut the head of the boa constrictor after it wrapped itself around the face of a woman. the woman he owned 11 states survived the encounter with the fight at animal which had latched onto her nose. let's listen to her call to emergency services. the dispatcher is passing on the call to the emergency services. that brings up

attack impacted them, and associated british foods rising on upbeat guidance thanks to strength at its primarkthing change and thompson reuters says deals involving uk companies have been announced since britain's election on june 8, that marks the lowest uk deals during a post-election month since the 1992 general election, perhaps a sign of how politics can have an impact on deal making. >> interesting stat. seema, thank you. >>> now let's get over to hq and sue herrera with a news update hi, sue. >> hi, sara, thank you very much here's what's happening at this hour an evacuation order remains in place for hundreds of homes near breckenridge, colorado, as firefighters battle a nearby blaze. officials say the peak two fire has already scorched 80 acres and expect flames to flair up again as today's temperatures rise >>> an elderly woman still missing after flash floods hit a popular state park in tennessee. officials rescued 40 people from the site after water rose about three feet in just a matter of minutes. the search for the missing woman is expected to resume today. >>> do you hate that

a few xts in the london market but elsewhere, stock stories what is happening with primark giving a boostd is grappling with how to improve this giant portfolio. preferred tors start unwinding the balance sheets within a couple months while few believe it should be deferred until later this year. the global macro strategist at rbc europe. what should we make of this discord? >> the interesting bit is if you look at why they want to do something and what do they want to do? if you look at the why, it is clear and what, they are not decided. one is inflation, the other is financial stability. if you look at the debate around that, it is clear the members are uncertain on the inflation front. there is always debate on how much is transitory or not. on balance, they reckon inflation is going up but there is more discord there. what, the balance sheet on the one hand and rates on the other. on the side of the balance sheet, there appears to be discord too. we thought it would start in september, but that is not a given. guy: janet yellen may not be leaving the fed next year. presumably she is

a 60 metre crane has fallen over onto an old primark store in reading.paramedics in ohio have had to cut the head off a boa constrictor after it wrapped itself around the face of a woman who had rescued it the day before. the woman, who owned 11 snakes, survived the encounter with the five foot animal who had latched onto her nose. let's have a listen to her call to 911 — and the dispatcher passing the call on to emergency services. there we go. whether now. whether now. rain will be sweeping across the country through the rest of today. and did night. wet and breezy particularly across the southern pa rt particularly across the southern part of the uk, where this weather front is moving across to the north of that. so far it has been sunny spells and showers, though not so bad. and lots of different weather across the country. a more continuous area of cloud and rain to the south—west into wales, southern parts of it went and the southeast, eventually moving through the midlands to night. into yorkshire and the north—east. by the end of the night, how a

these have been donated by marks & spencer, by john lewis, by primark because pastor derek thought theived the fire and those who were evacuated, the least they deserved was new items of clothing. this, this is a small, i mean, these have been made by a guy who came from wales and delivered boxes of these, just a small cushion that he drove down in a van to deliver here at the centre. let me introduce to you various people. some of them you may recognise. some are speaking publicly for the first time about what happened to them. good morning, everybody. good morning. this lady escaped from the second floor of grenfell and next to her is her daughter and her partner matthew, thank you for talking to us. matthew, thank you for talking to us. you may remember mahad, we spoke to on the morning of the fire and he spoke so articulately about how he had escaped, about what he had witnessed in the early hours of that morning. and also, alongside mahad is his 15—year—old nephew. thank you for talking to us. how are you? i'm fine, thank you. you're living in a hotel. yes. with your... my grandso

a lot of the terms, we know that they are printed on primark t—shirts. like you are 100% on paper.hat would be the next level after love island? where do we go culturally from there? does it have to go anywhere culturally? can it just there? does it have to go anywhere culturally? can itjust be entertaining escapism?” culturally? can itjust be entertaining escapism? i think so. people have found love and i am an example. it is a dating show. blind date, souped up. for the summer. we already have these shows. naked attractions. that is something else. we already have these shows and i don‘t think love island is as salacious as people are making it out to be. it is based on people finding love. yes, they have sex, but couples have sex. and nice people win in the end, broadly speaking? i like to think that scott andl speaking? i like to think that scott and i are nice! i didn't mean that! and the couple that came second, they are engaged. they are head over heels for each other. the couple that came first are unfortunately not together any more but they are expecting a baby. it can ha