what about sky news itself?cerned about disney perhaps wanting to get involved there because disney and news do not normally go together? they have a good track record in news in the us and they are also trying to buy fox and if that comes off, they will all sky anyway. this isa off, they will all sky anyway. this is a side deal to take control of sky news and that is a way of appeasing some of the critics. they said they did not want the murdoch family to have any control of sky news because they have too much control over the uk media market. thank you forjoining us. time for a look at the weather... a fine enter the day for most of us. the sun came out and it was a pleasa nt the sun came out and it was a pleasant afternoon. not a lot of clear whether initially but we will see cloud invading again from the east across much of the east of scotla nd east across much of the east of scotland and the east of thing and, keeping ploughed into the channel islands and the far south west of england, one or two showers.

it has to sell sky news to buy sky.ell it off? how does that work? they have their own news operation already. they do but most of their news operation is not in the uk so that doesn't create the same concerns about what they call media plurality and too much influence over news provision in this country wrestling with one person all but one family. if comcast go—ahead... pay attention, simon fostered if comcast go—ahead they can keep sky news as pa rt go—ahead they can keep sky news as part of sky and if 21st century fox buy sky they have to sell the sky news business. joining us now is claire enders, media analyst and founder of enders analysis. was this largely what was expected, ordid was this largely what was expected, or did this announcement from the culture secretary matt hancock come asa culture secretary matt hancock come as a surprise? no, it was expected that we were going in the direction ofa that we were going in the direction of a conclusion to the regulatory situation which has taken a very long time and

we need competition and we need sky news still to be giving its professional services especially in theential and i'm sure the secretary of state will take it to heart that it is important. the secretary of state will accept any assurances coming in the next few weeks, it'll all be signed up, and in a few years' time, sky will be starved of money by whoever buys it and the broadcaster will end up coming to the next secretary of state or even the same one, i know he loves the job, and they will come back to him and say "terribly sorry, didn't work out, can we please now be subsumed back into fox? " or, can we just let sky die, and kay burley will be out of a job and she'll stand in west suffolk and defeat him, because most people in this country would prefer a diversity of ownership of media and we want to keep sky independent as possible. well, i relish prospect of a contest against anyone in west suffolk, but i'm not sure that is the path that the honourable gentleman, who normally is an optimist by nature, i'm not sure the path he sets out is the most likely one. not least because i w

mark: who is going to buy sky news? this stage, it looks like disney is the most likely acquirer. could come in with an offer for sky news as well if they want to keep sky news and avoid any sales to disney. mark: is the u.k. back in love with rupermurdoch? isis a big victory for him, it, given what happened in the last -- vonnie: summarize that for us, remind us what did happen. joe: rupert murdoch was trying to buy sky in 2010 and the scandal with his newspapers scuttled that bid. we are eight years out, and it looks like he might finally just yet sky. -- get sky. mark: so we are waiting for sky news to get dealt with and that may fox news comes back to the table, and a bidding war could ensue. joe: s. -- yes. at whatve a quick peek happened at the end of this tuesday trading session we were up most of the day when it comes to equities, down for the ftse and the dax up about 1/10 of 1%. have a look at the currency board, the euro lost momentum. enterpiecelitical was that speech given by the new prime minister of italy

one is that fox must offload sky news.ky news remains a viable over the long—term and independent saw that it can pursue politicians without or favour. —— independent. the government's decision to sell 7.7% of its stake in the mainly taxpayer—owned royal bank of scotland drew strong criticism from opposition peers. the sale price is significantly lower than the amount the treasury paid for its stake a decade ago. the minister said the sale would raise £2.5 billion. the transaction represents value for money for the taxpayer. rbs is a smaller, simpler and safer organisation than the one the government was forced to recapitalise in 2008 and the sale price reflects that reality. why sell now, crystallising a loss that rises to in excess of £3 billion when financing costs are included, when there is no pressure and when the government claims to be positive about both rbs and the community? mps debated how best to respond to a controversial decision by donald trump to impose import tariffs of 25% on steel and aluminium from the

sky. you're with business live from bbc news.ship has traditionally been a niche way of doing business, but in some sectors it's on the rise. over at riverford organic farms, the company's founder is handing three—quarters of his business over to employees. joining us now from theirfarm in devon is our very own ben thompson. he's definitely getting his five day! where else would i come? good morning, i'm in the glorious devon hills this morning and we are on riverford farm because this place, you may know, sells vegetable boxes up you may know, sells vegetable boxes up and down the country, sending out about 50,000 per week and it is all grown on farms around this area. but you are right, they are handing over control of the business to the 650 staff. they will all get a stake and they will share in the decisions about how it is run and what happens next. it means that they have got some pretty big responsibilities as well. they will have to do board meetings and take part in all kinds of plans for... as they tractor goes past...

deal out there and they are now taking bids for who they all met in sky news has sports it's something that will be following and we may have you back to talk about that more in the future professor victor matheson of the college of the holy cross thank you victor for joining us have a great weekend thanks for having me. we're going to squeeze in a super fast break but hang out because when we get back there is ample automaker news so we're fortunate to have the car coach lauren fix back with us and there is a new report on the status of puerto rico we certainly don't want to forget about the damage and devastation to the island and as importantly more importantly get people laura marling from the center for economic policy research joins us as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell a good day for stocks all green arrows on the big board we'll be right back. financials i don't like hey i'm on it he. doesn't like it that's the lesson i have from the future trucker watch guys are. place. radially reinforced rammed earth bricks is what they really are. this more than seventy

secretary hancock in parliament saying quote where the fox does the deal to fail it could leave sky news isolated from sky and owned by a foreign company with few news interests in the u.k. it's hard to see how that would be in the public interest. and mexico has imposed a twenty five percent tariff on imported u.s. steel a direct and equal response to u.s. president donald trump's action mexico went further hitting a list of products including bourbon cheese pork cranberries an apples with tariffs or twenty to twenty five percent of twenty to twenty five percent the mexican interior minister acknowledged that the responses were calculated to create quote unquote political pain saying that is sending a clear message that this sort of thing benefits no one these trade wars and affects us all meanwhile top trump economic advisor larry kudlow said today that on the north american free trade agreement president trump has a preference to actually negotiate with canada and mexico separately mr cupples comments appear to firm up president trump suggested on friday in response to a question abou

they found new lands and oceans a new sky and new stars. in caravels laden with exotic spices and treasure the explorers sailed into the port of lisbon l.a. where they were awaited by their king the month where the first also known as man with the fortunate. he ordered a large tall beacon to be built a watch tower for the golden spice ships he wanted a prestigious landmark for the capital of his empire a fitting monument to welcome home the intrepid captains streaming back to portugal with fabulous cargoes and reports of new conquests for the crown. the tower of their name was erected on a vassal frock which at the time stood around two hundred metres from the right bank of the toggles it was the last thing the explorers saw when they headed off into the unknown and it was the first thing they cited on their return often several years later. but to the pirates lured to the mouth of the toggles by the prospect of rich pickings the task signalled portuguese determination to protect the property of the crown. man well the first was obsessed wi

are beginning to fade some western reporters are even realizing the russians can actually spawn to sky news has been openly shown for the country's hospitality but there are others like us they have now explained wanted to spoil the party from the start. there is nothing quite like the world cup the scope of it the every. aspect. of found in it for the football but before the bulls even been kicked others already in the second half of a very different game here brazil there's no value in human life it will rob you and. this will be good because with the world cup looming rates are carried out on a regular basis just minutes from iconic beaches shantytown called for villers it's always been like this headlines exposing the evils of the host country grab readers' attention and the eyes of fans but this time some say it's worse soccer associations have threatened to boycott the next men's world cup in russia diplomatic we caught a potential world cup boycott by england the royal family will boycott the soccer world cup in russia this summer great britain and its media lead the eleventh hour ch

secretary hancock in parliament saying quote where the fox does the deal to fail it could leave sky news. isolated from sky and owned by a foreign company with few news interests in the u.k. it's hard to see how that would be in the public interest. and mexico has imposed a twenty five percent tariff on imported u.s. steel a direct and equal response to u.s. president donald trump's action mexico went further hitting a list of products including bourbon cheese pork cranberries and apples with tariffs or twenty to twenty five percent of twenty to twenty five percent the mexican interior minister acknowledged that the responses were calculated to create quote unquote political pain saying that is sending a clear message that this sort of thing benefits no one these trade wars and affects us all meanwhile top trump economic advisor larry kudlow said today that on the north american free trade agreement president trump has a preference to actually negotiate with canada and mexico separately mr cupples comments appeared to firm up president trump suggested on friday in response to a question

secretary hancock in parliament saying quote where the fox does the deal to fail it could leave sky news isolated from sky and owned by a foreign company with few news interests in the u.k. it's hard to see how that would be in the public interest. and mexico has imposed a twenty five percent tariff on imported u.s. steel a direct and equal response to u.s. president donald trump's action mexico went further hitting a list of products including bourbon cheese pork cranberries an apples with tariffs or twenty to twenty five percent of twenty to twenty five percent the mexican interior minister acknowledged that the responses were calculated to create quote unquote political pain saying that is sending a clear message that this sort of thing benefits no one these trade wars and affects us all meanwhile top trump economic advisor larry kudlow said today that on the north american free trade agreement president trump is has a preference to actually negotiate with canada. mexico separately mr cupples comments appear to firm up president trump suggested on friday in response to a question abou

but only if he sells the sky's twenty four hour news channel in britain sky news now one said that it would be likely the most effective remedy for public interest concerns and those concerns are about the murdoch family trust and the influence it already has over british public opinion and politics through its other media holdings namely the newspapers the sun the times and the sunday times so murdoch will be happy with that decision but where does that leave disney and comcast both of which have been eyeing the company as well yes come cost has also been cleared by the u.k. government for sky there were no competition or public interest concerns found with them and comcast is currently out bidding fox for sky shares meanwhile disney is negotiating with murdoch for all of fox's entertainment holdings not includes the thirty nine percent of sky which fox already owns now this will likely mean a bidding war between com cost and disney who both see sky as a door into the european market you've also been following a story about social media use in uganda and government policy pertaining

let's listen to how sky broke the news on his early concession. farage. nigel not the official leave campaign, but the other leave campaign. he's given us this statement. it has been an extraordinary referendum campaign. turnout looks to be exceptionally high. and and i are going nowhere the party will grow stronger in the future. >> if you look at the timestamp, it was 10:01. this came on as breaking sentsive news on sky news to 127 countries around the world the moment the polls closed. after that it was followed up with an exclusive online poll. there was no broadcasters poll that night. that is the timeslot when british voters expect to see the authoritative word from john curtis and his team. yougov filled that gap and backed up barraged's call. what they didn't say, what sky didn't know, was they sold a private exit poll to a hedge fund for about $1 million. also, they gave that poll for free to sky. so their client actually got a poll that gave them exactly the same results before they made that call. so they were in a position to trade on the way

chaser the german photographer specializes in capturing extreme weather phenomena on camera from the sky news turned ominously dark and everyone else seeks cover that's when this man is in new zealand the stormy weather next time on your own facts. a sports car among plug in hybrids the b.m.w. i eight bridge stuff. comes with a clean conscience. coming up a legend among veteran. driven defender ten seventeen. and celebrates with yes i know america. hurting a spot. we make up of but we quantize over half of the under budget we all of the civil service are. being one to shape the continent's future to. be part of enjoying african youngsters as the share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to seventy seven percent of the platform for africa charge. clash of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love to. accomplish that shaking families and society to the core. of. my father would be angry sometimes i think i'm always that. commandos starch. d.w. . the french president in my new all mccrone and german chancellor ange

sky t.v. but only if he sells the skies twenty four hour news channel in britain sky news now will not sale hancock said that it would be likely the most effective remedy for public interest concerns and those concerns are about the murdoch family trust and the influence it already has over british public opinion and politics through its other media holdings namely newspapers the sun the times and the sunday times so murdoch will be happy with that decision but where does that leave disney and comcast both of which have been eyeing the company as well yes come cost has also been cleared by the u.k. government for sky there were no competition or public interest concerns found with them and comcast is currently out bidding folks for sky share meanwhile disney is negotiating with murdoch for all of fox's entertainment holdings not includes the thirty nine percent of sky which fox already owns now this will likely mean a bidding war between com cost and disney who both see sky as a door into the european market you've also been following a story about social media use in uganda and government policy p

remaining commitments needed to win clearance to buy , andv operator sky fox disney agreed to fund sky newss and preserved the channels editorial independence. comcast made an offer that is 16% higher than disney. sky shares have been trading above both bids. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. up, china'sg imports may not match the u.s., but president xi jinping could squeeze american companies in many other ways. we will take a look at his options next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we are back. china imports only $130 billion of goods from the u.s., meaning it cannot match president trump's terrace dollar for dollar, but has the ability to squeeze american companies in a variety of different ways. what else can they do? >> they have an array of options. people .2 the korea and japanese model. havee past with tensions heightened, china has responded through bureaucratic means, targeting foreign companies operating in china, heighten

but any deal depends on sky news being sold off.also trying to buy most of mr murdoch's media empire. the government had already referred the proposed fox takeover to the competition and markets authority and the media regulator, 0fcom. there were emotional scenes in westminster today, as mps shared their personal experiences of abortion. they told their stories as part of a debate on whether abortion should be legalised in northern ireland, following the republic of ireland's vote to allow terminations. the government has said stormont should have the final say. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. cheering and applause this result did more than shift the landscape in the irish republic. it reopened the debate about abortion in northern ireland too, where terminations are illegal in all but very limited circumstances. in westminster today, a succession of mps argued for the uk government to act. some spoke from a very personal perspective. i was ill when i made the incredibly hard decision to have a termination. i was

case, they gave a free poll to sky news in which nigel farage did this extraordinary concession.tement was put on the screen. it was followed immediately by this pulled it backed up for rod. they were spectacularly wrong. it drove the pound higher ahead of this massive crash. encapsulatesort of a lot of the questions about what happened in the days up to, on the day, and that night. caroline: that is fascinating reporting. it's been one of the top stories read today. thank you very much indeed for that reporting. turkey's lira is fluctuating today as erdogan wins. 16%, one of the worst performing currencies. we anticipated he would win. it's what happens next that is real to the market. basically, he was able to seal the deal in the first round. that was a surprise. there is a shift in parliament. the ruling party has to work -- another party to wield of same influence. in the stock market, we saw a rally like we did with the turkish lira. the turkish market is 2% lower. investors want something more. they are looking for more policy certainty on the economic front. they rely on

sky news figure in all of this that people want that one to. well i think this is a harbinger part of of what's happening around the world though their regulatory scheme is a little bit more interesting they're more content content sensitive you almost have to plead your case your your your viability and the propriety of your of your corporation that's by the way many people believe that fox news has believe it or not damped down some of its more outrageous aspects in order to comport with this but be not mistaken and i can't say this enough if you don't allow these mergers steve's absolutely correct this is horizontal it has to be because you have different components cable is not going to exist anymore that's going by the wayside phone companies going to be delivery systems content content is king think about this netflix is bigger than disney movie that flicks and they laughed at that netflix hulu amazon google they've changed the complete battleground of this everything that's all that is ancient we haven't even seen what's going to happen

but any deal depends on sky news being sold.ng to buy most of mr murdoch's media empire. the government had already referred the proposed fox takeover to the competition and markets authority and the media regulator, 0fcom. the film producer harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rape and criminal sexual act charges at the supreme court in new york. it's the first time cases involving the 66—year—old are being tested in the criminal court. more than 70 women have accused him of sexual misconduct. he has denied them all. the comedian, michael mcintyre has been robbed by thieves on a moped, as he waited to collect his sons from a school in north london. the men smashed his car windows with a hammer, before taking his watch and speeding off. it comes amid a sharp rise in crimes committed by moped gangs in london in recent years. around 20,000 offences were reported last year alone. david sillito reports. this footage, taken just minutes after the attack, clearly shows the broken car window. and the comedian, michael mcintyre, s

decision to one of our founders writing a piece of online content which got picked up significantly by sky news 120 more tour operators have followed suit. critically we have even more people travelling to thailand with us. with package touring you can achieve economies of scale by putting eve ryo ne economies of scale by putting everyone in the same hotel and getting deals. and with yours is ideal have to raise prices or operate on very thin margins. we run and then margins! —— on thin margins. asa and then margins! —— on thin margins. as a business we have a purpose beyond profit. we are still profitable but we have a reason for existing beyond just shareholder profits. we want to benefit all stakeholders and communities and the environment. when you operate on a thin margin you can't afford to get it wrong, to lose market share or lose the attraction to these holidays. who is your prime customer? a university educated single educated female who has travelled in the past but now has a job, they have limited free time to experience the world and that would be the number one passenger travellin

authorities want fox to divest sky news if it completes the takeover. plans to sell sky news to disney and entertainment assets, which comcast may also try to buy. bids forbhp received its shale portfolio that would value the unit at $9 billion. the offers come from bp and chevron. shell submitted a bid with blackstone in may. bhp expecting to receive $10 billion or more as bidding for the division proceeds to a second round, and $13 billion if it sells the assets piecemeal. xiaomi has added six chinese banks for its hong kong listing, expected to be the world's biggest ipo in four years. will act as global coordinators. seeking $10 billion from the ipo to be hong kong's first with a weighted voting rights structure. rishaad: standard chartered may , --ooking to add to hubs two hubs, singapore and hong kong, as it looks to simplify its net work and cut costs. russell, tell us about the story. chartered isard looking at creating two hubs according to people familiar. as an emerging market bank, it has a huge network worldwide which can make it complicate

box and disney agreed to fund sky news for 15 years. s made an offer for sky that is 15% high than fox's bid. sky shares have been trading above both bids. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. thanks a lot. let's get you a quick update on the markets. we're looking at trading in new zealand in the -- in new zealand in the early part of the session , a little bit of a downside when it comes to kiwi stocks. the bloomberg dollar index rising to the highest in about 11 month. the dollar gained against every. except for the yen, which was the outperform her. sydney futures looking pretty positive despite the whiplash were getting across commodities, those declining for another action. the aussie dollar trading below $.74 for the first time in about a year on trade concerns. differential between the fed and rbs in a more germanic way. let's look a little more broadly at the yen, trading potentially, some headwinds going into the tokyo

sky news figure in all of this that people want that one to. well i think this is a harbinger part of of what's happening around the world though their regulatory scheme is a little bit more interesting they're more content content sensitive you almost have to plead your case your your your viability and the propriety of your of your corporation that's by the way many people believe that fox news has believe it or not damped down some of its more outrageous aspects in order to comport with this but be not mistaken and i can say this enough if you don't allow these mergers steve's absolutely correct this is horizontal it has to be because you have different components cable is not going to exist anymore that's going by the wayside phone companies going to be delivery systems content content is king think about this netflix is bigger than disney netflix and they laughed at that netflix hulu amazon google they've changed the complete battleground of this everything that's all that is ancient we haven't even seen what's going to happen in the immed

an unofficial exit poll on sky news. it was introduced with much fanfare which caused the vote 52-48 for remain. that pushed the pound up to a six-month high in the night. there were hundreds of news headlines based on that poll. viewers of sky didn't know was that behind the scenes, this polling company had also sold a private poll to a hedge fund million, which matched the results of the public poll. that enabled the hedge fund client to have gotten an early edge on what was going to happen. whoake us back to nigel, was very much out in the public and on the airwaves the night of the vote. what is his role in all of this? orhe went on the air, certainly his words were put on the air just after the polls have closed. basically saying it looks like remains have edged it. that has a big impact on the pound. that basically, it looked like he was conceding. you can see the pound shooting high after that. now, what is not clear is what he knew at that moment. he certainly delivered another concession about 70 minutes later wi

a polling firm, which is very prominent, gave a free poll the sky news, they would be the only ones on in that window. what they didn't say when they went on was that earlier they had told an exit poll to a hedge fund that had the same results. so the hedge fund was able to know what was coming. and it also allowed them to play the way down throughout the night. david: we cannot do justice to this story on tv, so you need to go read the article. fascinating. great piece of work. we will turn now to wall street beat, where we cover three things wall street is buzzing about. saudi women take the wheel. bani arabia lifting the could add $90 million -- 90 million bill and dollars to the economy -- $90 million to the economy. and looking at reducing wasteful standing by limiting the middle man. the forces with the fans, wealth is the at odds with the star wars fans. not good. alix: no. joining us is alex webb. start with saudi women being able to drive, what it will do with economic growth is a staggering. alex: i think people did not factor in the economic factor, because everybody is stil

lawmakers said the acquisition can go through , provided it sells off sky's news division. move could pave the way for fox to increase its bid for sky to keep comcast at bay. plans murdoch also has with disney as part of a sale of most of fox, which comcast is also trying to buy. snap's new company executive comes from his favorite recruiting ground, amazon. the social media company hired derek andersen to be its new vice president for finance. a role he previously held at amazon. andersen will report to snap's new cfo, who came from amazon. payment processing firm ayden bv is heading towards one of the biggest european fintech ipo's in years. shareholders plan to raise $1.1 billion, valuing ayden bv between $7.1 billion and $8.3 billion. the payment software will soon add ebay tan impressive list of tech giants, including netflix, bloomberg, and facebook. ebay had previously been a part of the rival paypal. coming up, the government needs to overhaul its strategies on cyberattack. our conversation with crowdstrike ceo george kurtz next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: i am emil

move around and could cht is interested in something more than just sky >> great point could be sky newsdon't get sky and other -- >> and fox and sky >> a a complicated story that's getting worse by the day finally, a deal in online stores today, saka 5th avenue's gilt sold likening the deal to when t.j. maxx bought marshall's way back. now tjx is a juggernaut. is this deal with two little known companies more than just a flash in the pan >> hard to say gilt has been passed around, as we know, had supposedly a billion dollar private market valuation, sold to hudson's for 250, and now the sale price is 100. i don't know wt's left in terms of franchise valuere, but mayb low risk acquisition and makes sense to fold in the brand. >> true. >> if you believe in this style of e-commerce. >> and they wanted it for nine years. >> yeah, matter whether the numbers work or whether you sell it >> if they can, curious to see it feels like the moment is past. >>> mexico says they will impose tariffs on pork products from the u.s. a major pork producer weighs in on that next on "fast money," wall street

news agencies, as far as the democracy of the u.k. is concerned? i think that is probably the main thing that government agents are discussing. how important is skyormation to voters? stephanie: we have a pretty broad provision of music services in the u.k. bbc, and some are provided by the same people. obviously we have international news as well. don't thinksay -- i it is necessarily as influential as the fox news situation, for example come in the u.s., but sky is seen as a neutral counterparty -- or sky news is seen as it neutral counterparty. the more news you have the better the voting population is kept informed. guy: what happens now? does rupert murdoch races offer for sky -- raise his offer for is the next move, i am going to raise the offer, or at least i have to match? yes, so the market is expecting that fox is going to raise its offer. at the moment their price is higher. obviously there is a regulatory question around whether disney would be able to -- a lot of this hingesthe at&ts out, in terms of if that do is blocked, or the probability as to whether comcast would be able to buy fox versus disney. if you are fox, you also have t

they're billion dollars acquisition can go through, provided it sells off sky's news division and coulde way for fox to increase their bid and keep rival comcast at bay. rupert murdoch says he plans to sell sky to disney, which comcast is also trying to secure. apple has rolled out a new set of tools to monitor screen time. the men who helped start this revolution has been speaking about about the nature of tech addiction. tony fidel, a former executive, is now a principal at future shape enjoying caroline hyde to weigh in. >> we had tim cook going on record, saying he was very surprised when he got the tools and how much he was using the devices. so it is no longer an open secret. we are talking about it and moving ahead with these new tools, such as screen time from apple. i think it is a great first step, but there is a lot more we can and should do, because this is a problem that won't go away. caroline: what further steps can be taken? >> well, interestingly, the data they are going to be telling you about how much you are using the devices, is really just about your iphone and ipa

but only if he sells the sky's twenty four hour news channel in britain sky news now and said that itwould be likely the most effective remedy for public interest concerns and those concerns are about the murdoch family trust and the influence it already has over british public opinion and politics through its other media holdings namely newspapers the sun the times and the sunday times so murdoch will be happy with that decision but where does that leave disney and comcast both of which have been eyeing the company as well yes comcast has also been cleared by the u.k. government for sky there were no competition or public interest concerns found with them and comcast is currently out bidding fox for sky share is meanwhile disney is negotiating with murdoch for all of fox's entertainment holdings not includes the thirty nine percent of sky which fox already owns now this will likely mean a bidding war between com cost and disney who both see sky as a door into the european market you've also been following a story about social media use in uganda and government policy pertaining to it

but only if he sells the sky is twenty four hour news channel in britain sky news now one that said that it would be likely the most effective remedy for public interest concerns and those concerns are about the murdoch family trust and the influence it already has over british public opinion and politics through its other media holdings namely newspapers the sun the times and the sunday times so murdoch will be happy with that decision but where does that leave disney and comcast both of which have been eyeing the company as well yes comcast has also been cleared by the u.k. government for sky there were no competition or public interest concerns found with them and comcast is currently out bidding fox for sky shares meanwhile disney is negotiating with murdoch for all of fox's entertainment holdings not includes the thirty nine percent of sky which fox already owns now this will likely mean a bidding war between com cost and disney who both see sky as a door into the european market you've also been following a story about social media use in uganda and government policy pertaining to

lawmakers said fox $6.6 billion acquisition can go through, provided they sell off sky's news divisionld pave the way for fox to increase their bid and keep rival comcast at bay. rupert murdoch says he plans to sell sky to disney, which is part of a $52 billion sale of most of fox, which comcast is also trying to buy. at a conference this week, apple rolled out new tools to curb the amount of time customers use apps and help monitor screen time. the men who helped start this revolution has been speaking about about the nature of tech addiction. tony fidel, a former apple and google executive, is now a principal at shape and joined caroline hyde to weigh in. >> we had tim cook actually going on record saying he was very surprised once he got the tools how much he was using his devices, more so than he thought. i think now it is no longer an open secret. we are talking about it and we are moving ahead with these new tools such as screen time from apple. i think it is a great first step, but there is a lot more we can and should do, because this is a problem that won't go away. caroline:

up on something our colleagues on sky news have been reporting.to acquire a 5% stake -- are you considering that? in fundtech -- in great deal. michael: this is a permanent feature of the commercial landscape. this is certainly in terms of the financial structure. the original icap was very much an old tech business. we morphed it into a more tech based business. aboutd our business for two billion dollars 15 months ago. our technology business by about $5.5 billion now. technology is huge. inm proposed to take a stake that business. i think the application of world'sgy in the management -- i think it was a long way to go. i like that business and privacy is very impressive two. -- impressive, too. i think it will be able supported -- a well supported ipo. my favorite city in the world. i think it is -- it is an amazing place to live and visit. i can't understand why a large bank or financial service ceo will keep a business there that needs to be operating in europe, not shiftingis it the lines a share around the continent ahead of brexit? see th

francine: nigel farage, a key actor of the events, this is how sky news broke his early concession. >spoken with nigel farage. not with the official campaign, but the other leave campaign. he has given us the statement. "it has been an extraordinary campaign, turnout looks high. and the party will only continue to grow stronger in the future." francine: what are we looking at here? nigel farage, i guess going on to say that the remain campaign probably won. callinglear concession, out to his people of the future, like a concession works. francine: did he know otherwise? cam: other people that were with him have told different stories, but the most important thing, that was breaking news at the moment the polls closed, followed immediately by a pollster. at cap.pm, usually we see -- at 10:00 p.m., usually we see the famous exit poll. this was an exclusive exit poll. they follow up, backing nigel farage's words with data, saying it was 52-48. and by 10:04p.m., p.m., sky news -- these incredible pieces of information that would prove wrong, drove the pound up before the biggest crash of