it's billed as a world first, so we sent along rajan, who was there three years ago.in a completely different universe. three, two, one. whoa! and if you want to test it out, it is open until september 9. all right. it is like being on another planet. security lines at the airport can be one of the most frustrating parts of a trip. but things could be getting a lot easier with the new 3—d baggage scanners being trialled at heathrow and new york's jfk. with trials expected to last at least six more months it will be a while before they become commonplace. so for now now you'll just have to keep on waiting. and superhero fans, meet the real—life iron man, adventurer richard browning whose science fiction made reality jet suit has just gone on sale in the uk. with only nine suits available we ask if it is the future of travel. we started this journey, really, for the thrill of the challenge of doing something that was supposed to be impossible. however, it's been so successful and been seen by millions all over the world that we don't now discount the potential that it c

rajan in is travelling through hokkaido, japan's northern island.ing local food culture. and has the dubious honour of meeting one of its hungriest residence. in the meantime, don't forget you can follow us on social media, the links to those accounts are found on our website. from me, mike corey, and the rest of the travel show team here in sarajevo, it's goodbye. hello. it stays fairly changeable over the next few days, and as a general rule of thumb, if you saw some sunshine on saturday, like here in north yorkshire, there's a good chance you'll see a bit of rain around on sunday. and it's all connected to this area of low pressure to the west of the uk, which through the early hours of sunday will continue to push fronts and outbreaks of rain eastwards through northern ireland, england, wales, into southern parts of scotland. clearing fairly early on on sunday morning from northern ireland, so after some initial rain here, turning brighter, some spells of sunshine. outbreaks of rain continuing to work their way eastwards through england and wale

rajan is travelling through hokkaido, japan's northern island.g local food culture. and has the dubious honour of meeting one of its hungriest residence. in the meantime, don't forget you can follow us on social media, the links to those accounts are found on our website. from me, mike corey, and the rest of the travel show team here in sarajevo, it's goodbye. it's been a sunny but somewhat chilly start to the day. with the weather going downhill, there will be rain across western areas later, but nothing on the scale of the rain we had yesterday, which across eastern england brought 49 millimetres into herstmonceux in east sussex. that's over three quarters of a months worth of rain here. in contrast to that, many of us have had skies like these this morning. plenty of sunshine, some contrails crisscrossing the sky coming out of the backside of aeroplanes, if you like. for the rest of the day, we will see cloud continuing to work in from the south—west. we've already seen the cloud arrive across parts of the south west and south—west england. th

applause hello and welcome to the one show with amol rajan. and alexjones.he's also a presenter and former member of boyband jls. well, now that the police cordon has been lifted, people this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at seven: the bank of england raises interest rates for only the second time since 2009. the increase to 0.75 percent will see some homeowners pay higher mortgages i just think they are thinking about big business and actuallly they're not thinking about the millions of people affected by this who are struggling to pay their bills. keeping the peace in zimbabwe — a new president could be announced this evening, following the disputed election. she was murdered by her adoptive father. now, a review finds chances were missed to save 18—month—old elsie skully—hicks. i'm andrew and i've got a smart phone. i'm kirsten and i've got a smart phone. i'm jake and i've got a smart phone. and i'm alice and i'm too small. how digital devices have transformed all our lives.

amol rajan, bbc news.charged 31 people with offences linked to child exploitation in huddersfield including rape, trafficking and sexual assault. our correspondentjudith moritz in is huddersfield for us now. judith, what more can you tell us? west yorkshire police say that the 31 people charged, 30 are men and one is a woman. they are accused of sexual crimes against children dating back to the period between 2005 and 2012. of those charged, the majority are thought to be of british pakistani heritage. they are accused of crimes against five women who were girls at the time as young as 12 years old. of those who are facing charges, most face at least one count of rape. there are three men who also face trafficking charges and west yorkshire police today for legal reasons haven't released all of the names of those facing prosecution. there is very little extra detail. what i should say is because of the numbers of people being prosecuted they will be dealt with by the court over two days, they are expected

amol rajan, bbc news. charged 31 people with offences linked to child exploitation in huddersfield. including rape, trafficking and sexual assault. our north of england correspondent judith mortiz has been following the story. west yorkshire police say that over 31 people charged, 30 are men, and one is a woman, and they are accused of sexual crimes against children which date back to the period between 2005 and 2012. now, of those charged, the majority are thought to be of british pakistani heritage. they are accused of crimes against five women who were girls at the time, as young as 12 years old. and of those who are facing charges, most of those who are facing charges, m ost fa ce of those who are facing charges, most face at least one count of rape. there are three men who also face trafficking charges. and west yorkshire police today, for legal reasons, haven't released all of the names of those who are facing prosecution. there's very extra detail. but what i should say is because of the numbers of

support of the fund she set to meet with argentina's treasury minister and his team for talks on tuesday rajan his currency to pay still has food in almost twenty percent in the past week alone driven by these in the country would not be able to meet its debt payments. small business in germany pretty much like anywhere don't like to get involved in politics particularly when business is good but with images of angry protests in the german city of kenneth's think through cost around the world some local companies speaking out about the backlash to germany's controversial immigration policy. it's precision work here at no most in saxony three hundred employees are making fine watches that sell all around the world the company has stellar reputation over three decades now manages worry that nazi protesters in the city of chemists might tarnish its image is in addition said of course was shocked by what's happening in cannes nets but i can't say i am that surprised because this has been brewing for years sadly the way these people think is not uncommon for the state of saxony. has. some of the bi

and mexico putting pen to paper leaving also out in the cold also coming up rajan teener is taking desperate measures to stop its currency from losing value but so far nothing has been able to prevent the planet's the pace so. this is your business update on how in a home free and glad you could join me talks between canada and the u.s. intensified on thursday as the two saw its push to hammer out a deal on a revamped north american free trade agreement mexico's already signed up to an initial deal now with a friday deadline the clock is ticking to see whether canada will make it a three way agreement. canada's chief negotiator expressed optimism ahead of thursday's talks with her u.s. counterpart but as we said our officials did some work they prepared some issues for me and ambassador like hisor to take the decision and so we're about to go in continue negotiating and do precisely that and it's because i used to be a journalist and i know how hard it is these waiting outs and boiling we have brought you some props and. the overhaul taking shape would likely strengthen north america as a ma

here's our media editor amol rajan.was found guilty ofa last month the bbc was found guilty of a serious invasion of sir cliff richard's privacy. the corporation, which had filmed a police raid on his home was forced to pay damages and legal costs. but because the judgment created new case law, its director of news warned of a threat to british journalism. the judge made clear even if there was no footage of the search, the naming of sir cliff would have been unlawful. this creates a significant shift against press freedom. the issue is whether suspects can be named by journalists before they're charged. while privacy can and will be breached, reporters says this allows them to scrutinise the police. today them to scrutinise the police. today the corporation said that based on legal advice it will not appeal the decision. instead the director general has written to the attorney general has written to the attorney general asking him to review the law. we think and the whole media thinks there is an important principle at

speak to donna rajan draw on who's the editor in chief of the news minute dot com she's joining us on the line from three sewer that's in kerala state itself i know you're covering the story on your website what can you tell us about the rescue operation itself and how it's being executed. the operation still going on in at least i can speak districts of lot of people have been there you know but it on sunday i don't what appears on the rooftop of a house is still boarded not able to reach out places in other places and i just don't many people that are school politics that five hundred thousand people at one point but there is no way the people can be thought to speak for sure but i've not noticed in the needy and dropping food packets but the people the chief minister the feet of care but more boards will be put into service tomorrow to leech more people be there if you will but in some places things are becoming pretty tough and what can you tell us about what people have been telling you about how they're coping in these circumstances. the deuce just meant to just continue to keep

over the years more or so it has become something of an expert on rajan's. which. i choose sifting gravel from the family's small mine the one where f. and i saw found the stone that turned out to be smokey for. thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. here are a country of what sometimes we get lucky and sometimes we don't need it often takes weeks or months to find anything i needed it didn't seem like he did it then if they aren't why do i do it. so that my children can have a better life then what's my need but. later some prospectors sift through the sand and soil that mother so and others have left behind. this girl puts any pebble that glitters into her mouth for safe keeping. even toddlers practiced the prospectors trade for them it's still a game. but from what is so and her family it seems to be the only way to survive. madagascar might be one of the poorest countries in the world but it's also a veritable treasure island. the illegal mines are located in the highlands between alaka and the rainforest and they contain treasures of a quite differ

twitter said it had suspended 284 accounts with apparent links to iran. 0ur media editor, amol rajan,o do something for quite some time. indeed, they have been under pressure a lot of this year, it has been a difficult year for facebook with a reputational hit over the data scandal round cambridge analytica and concern about russian interference in america's democracy using facebook as a platform. this shows facebook trying to show it is being proactive rather than reactive in addressing the bad actors operating on its platform. 652 pages, groups or individuals on facebook and within one hour of facebook and within one hour of facebook making that announcement, twitter said they had also got rid of 284 accounts. what is interesting and new in this story rather than us this year is that this shows the companies are working very closely together to attack the same people trying to use their platforms to spread misinformation. the other fingers, it shifts the focus. we have had a lot of talk about russia this year, most of this bad activity came from iran, about three quarters of it, and

short-term basis. >> when we come back, navigating a currency crisis, former bank of india governor rajan rob sands is investing $4 billion in aanbi cnas company. we're trying to hold on to the nasdaq and the s&p, worst day for both indexes since june 25 with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer a

earlier we spoke to our media editor amol rajan.hat there's been lots of focus and attention on the threat from russia, that russia may have been involved in tracking the 2016 election, this has really shifted the focus to iran. three quarters of the focus to iran. three quarters of the stuff that's been got rid of has come from iran. these accounts are basically accounts that pretend all look like they are plausible news organisations but actually have ties to people who are trying to disrupt how we think about news stories, and much of the facebook stuff that has been got rid of is tied to iranian state media. we had news yesterday of microsoft disrupting activity online. are these companies getting more proactive and looking out for what's happening and actually dealing with it? they're getting much more proactive and dependent on artificial intelligence and technology to detect this stuff. they say they are being proactive rather than reactive. there is a funny tension here in that the longer you leave these accounts open and ac

. >> fake news and the rajan witch hunt. we have a whole big combination. where's the collusion?ou know, they are still looking for collusion. where's the collusion? find some collusion! we want to find the collusion! >> sean: i hate to say it, equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws is dead. i'll explain in a minute. cohen and manafort are literally prosecutor to the fullest extent of the law for bank and for tax fraud, et cetera. let's take a look at prominent liberals to an end, shall become a that committed similar crimes and t who did not face the same consequences. tim gardner? a name you haven't heard in a while, under paid his taxes tens of thousands of dollars over the course of multiple years before becoming obama's first treasury secretary. no indictment for him. remember al sharpton? he used to be a guest on the show. works at conspiracy tb msnbc, he wants old millions of dollars in back taxes to the irs. also find $285,000 by the fec over an illicit political donation. of course, sharpton is enjoying his freedom because he's about michael cohen at

here's our media editor amol rajan.s found guilty of a serious invasion of sir cliff richard's privacy. the corporation, which had filmed a police raid on his home was forced to pay vast damages and legal costs. £1.9 million and set to grow. but because the judgment created new case law, its director of news warned of a threat to british journalism. thejudge made clear even if there was no footage of the search, the naming of sir cliff would have been unlawful. this creates a significant shift against press freedom. the issue is whether suspects in police cases can be named by journalists before they're charged. while privacy can and will be breached, reporters says this allows them to scrutinise the police. today the corporation said that based on legal advice it will not appeal the decision. instead the director general has written to the attorney general asking him to review the law in this area. we think and the whole media thinks there is an important principle at stake and the judge has extended law in a very unhe

today's vote will determine whether rajan tuna becomes the third latin american country to legalize abortion after cuba and you're acquire it. and our ethics and religion correspondent martin gak is following the abortion debate and that decision which is expected to be handed down today in argentina there and martin what do you think we're going to see well right now it looks like the know will actually take the day there are thirty eight bodes that had been sort of declared for the no again thirty first that we have to bear in mind that when it actually cleared the lower house in june the situation was very similar and they started with no essentially ahead and then of course journey the other way so it's hard to say why is this such a polarizing issue especially in argentina i think it's a polarizing issue everywhere you look at sensually because there are of course religious intuitions but there are also moral intuitions i think the party lurky of the latin american case is that there are real really no defenders to be found of abortion i mean the discussion concerning the freedom of the

and here to break it all down is sridhar not a rajan.th on wall street, who according to erik schatzker's profile, sounds like the quintessential davos man. john studzinski of blackstone. the aigs worked on restructuring, and i guess it is time for him to move on with all the changes that blackstone. scarlet: a human right activist and an advisor to boot. lisa: so what is next? becoming the pope? it would not be a bad idea. [laughter] scarlet: it is a little more public hated to become -- complicated to become the pope than that. process, justlong playing around. he did create a big role for himself. he is 62 years old and says he wants to create new fertile ground for the next generation. i want to move into the intern issue, because wall street is trying to become more diverse. there interns are getting their. -- getting there. what's going on here? >> i am skeptical. that is the lowest hanging fruit. you better get that right. the problem with diversity on wall street and consequently wage gap is not what happens at the intern level o

and that will all come just before -- we have rajan and stephen poloz from canada as well.owell who is here and his first jackson hole conference as fed chair. he'll give a speech tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. becky? >> steve, i'm not sure if you heard jim euro describing what traders want to hear from general powell tomorrow. they don't want to hear anything that's too hawkish or to hear anything that sounds like he is posture to go make sure he signals that he's not going to be influenced by what the president has said. what are the odds on any of that >> reporter: i kind of expect jay powell to give a nod to this independence issue. i sort of think he has to at this point. now, luckily for him he said it several times in the past, i think going all the way back to when he was first took office. he's made a point of talking about fed independence several times. so i think he'll give a nod to that. of course, the topic of the conversation is completely different. he has the ability to avoid it. its about monopoly power and the affect of monopoly power. he ma

a short while ago our media editor amol rajan gave us detail.fit there's been a reputational fit over the data scandal with cambridge analytica and about russian interference in democracy using facebook as a platform. within an art of facebook making that announcement, twitter said they had also got rid of accounts, and what's new in this story is that it shows companies are working closely together to attack the same people who were trying to use their platforms to spread misinformation, and it shifts the focus. we had a lot of talk about russia but most of this bad activity came to a rant and much was related to iranian state media, but what we discovered is the problem is a whack a mole thing. this problem will be managed rather than solve. you will never get rid of everyone and it will be better technology and machinery rather than manpower that will reduce the threat. a british man is feared dead after he was reportedly thrown from a banana boat in portugal on monday. richard chapelow is believed to have fallen from the boat along with thre

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and mexico putting pen to paper leaving also out in the cult also coming up rajan teener is taking desperate measures to stop its currency from losing value but so far nothing has been able to prevent the planet's the peso. this is your business update on how in a home free and glad you could join me talks between canada and the u.s. intensified on thursday as the two sides push to hammer out a deal on a revamped north american free trade agreement mexico's already signed up to an initial deal now with a friday deadline the clock is ticking to see whether canada will make it a three way agreed.