full weekend of august, 1942 in the internment camp in southern france. twenty -year-old roswell the quality went by roz was a californian who worked for the american service committee, a quaker aid foundation, and he's watching the first deportations of foreign jews from france, nor to paris and as we now know to auschwitz where most of them will be killed on arrival. ross knew what was happening in very general terms but just a week earlier he had gone to the capital of collaboration of france and protested the french government arguing that the nazis plan to and this is a direct quote, exterminate these people. he laughed at him at the time and it was a fiction he said. if the united states were concerned about what was happening to the jews why were we not taking them. rescue board is the story of how we got to their and how us immigration laws were structured to keep out undesirable immigrants and there was no refugee policy to speak of. it's a story of how the market people in the government were so into immigrant the group of corpsmen got together

a violent campaign for sixty years for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france etter killed more than eight hundred fifty people between one hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later it had over its weapons last april bring western europe's last major armed insurgency to a close. one of them by robert the member. on one hand it looks fine to me but we'll see if they don't keep tricking us for sure they will save something it's not enough to apologize because they have shot people in the back and in the back of the heat there was no chance for defense because it was treacherous on one hand it is good but on the other they deserve in my opinion further punishment for the pain they have caused spaniards. so it's good as long as they cooperate with more than three hundred unsolved cases because there is still no information about who the culprits were but for the. perfect in my opinion it is great news for democracy. that even barber has more from san sebastian in spain. well this statement from matter doesn't really come as a surp

campaign violently first sixty is for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern franceat a killed more than eight hundred people between one hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later. and alarming new report says air pollution is killing seven million people globally and it is still rising the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening. tycho of the white house lawyer representing donald trump and the russia probe is retiring at the end of the month the president legal team the special counsel investigation has already experienced a high turnover of staff is expected to be replaced by emmet chief land the veteran washington lawyer who represented bill clinton during his impeachment there is the headlines stay with us next up it's fault lines thanks for much for watching. in this. story. to be. with. you. babe.

asian at a violent campaign for sixty years for an independent state between northern spain and southern france at a killed more than eight hundred fifty people between one thousand nine hundred sixty eight and two thousand and ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later it handed over its weapons last april bringing western europe's last major armed insurgency to a close at the baba has more from san sebastian in spain. well this statement from matter doesn't really come as a surprise to many people here in spain but the tone of the communication is interesting it contains the following phrase the conflict did not start with and does not end with the end of bettors journey now this comes in the background of an apology in april from a return to some of the victims of its actions people that had to said did not deserve to get caught up in its actions. and said at the time that it would be announcing its dissolution sometime in may of course it's held responsible for over eight hundred deaths since nine hundred sixty eight that was the year that it claimed its first victim here in san sebastie

violently campaigned for sixty years for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france at or killed more than eight hundred people between one hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later. ukraine's prime minister is facing a revolt from within her own party on breaks it which could potentially bring down her government a group of around sixty you're a skeptic m.p.'s from tourism a's ruling conservative party i've spoken out against her favored plan for a customs partnership with the e.u. host brics it. alarming new report says air pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and is still rising the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening. the new u.s. section of state says north korea must commit to dismantling its weapons program my pompei was officially sworn in a sector of state at a ceremony at the state department in washington a short time ago he says it's time to solve the problems on the korean peninsula once and for all you stay with us next up t

us. ( laughter ) located in a small town in southern france, this museum is centered around the early 20th century painter etienne terrus. never heard of him? then boy do i have some paintings to sell you. ( laughter ) because when a local art historian reviewed the collection, he found that 82 of the 140 pieces in the collection were counterfeits. 82! less than half of the paintings are real? you're a museum like how gatorade is juice. ( laughter ) apparently, some of the forgeries didn't even try. one painting included a castle tower that had been built in the late 1950s even though etienne terrus died in 1922. ( laughter ) experts were further tipped off when they noticed one landscape that featured the six flags batman ride. ( laughter ) i wouldn't behind that. i'd like that for my office. >> jon: batman! >> stephen: when asked for except, the museum's curator said -- nothing! because it turns out the terrus museum had neither a curator nor a team dedicated to acquisitions. who gave the go-ahead to purchase these paintings? the janitor? (french accent) "oui, i found these painting

the jet streams, southern france and england for thursday.e north and use either rich is working its way over towards scandinavia. like a dog on a lead, the area of high pressure down on the area of high pressure down on the earth surface will follow movement of thejet the earth surface will follow movement of the jet stream and you see how it slipped east, and allows this area of low pressure up we have seen this area of low pressure up we have seenin this area of low pressure up we have seen in the recent days, to sneak further north and bring those torrential downpour is an across the country. so, we're looking at big storms. thursday, we're looking at a potential around 30—40 mm of rain and its base of an hour. 60—80 were storms lined up in a two or three hour period. you want to think about what that looks like on the ground, think about the floods that hit birmingham on sunday. we can't be sure where the rain will fall, but it looks like across southern england and wales and areas most at risk, southeast does the nasty ones as well, as

their campaign to create an independent basque state in northern spate -- northern spain and southern france. the president of the international red cross is the war in syria has entered the post big battle arab. -- big battle era. he spoke today in geneva. >> what we see today, at the end of the day, it is a relatively contingent territory control of the syrian government at the present moment, a relatively controlled area by turkey, and another controlled area by opposition groups and western supporters. mark: during the seven years of the syrian conflict, nearly 400,000 people have been killed. half of the country's population has been displaced by the violence. the prime minister of the netherlands says the european -- sayson has proposed the proposed budget is unacceptable. the dutch will have to pay much larger share. the netherlands is one of the wealthier governments that gives more to the eu than he gets back. the new smaller eu must meet a smaller budget. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'

sion campaign violently for sixty is for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france at a killed more than eight hundred people between one hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later. an alarming new report says air pollution is killing seven million people globally as year and it is still rising the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening. tycho of the white house lawyer representing donald trump and the russia probe is retiring at the end of the month the president legal team the special counsel investigation has already experienced a high turnover of staff is expected to be replaced by emmet t. flood the veteran washington lawyer who represented bill clinton during his impeachment there is the headlines stay with us next up it's fault lines thanks very much for watching. seven billion live in this. one story that demonstrably. documented. yet only your view. problem will complain about. me quest on opinion journal day when. you know they all. got a job. i don't kno

where sunglasses selfies and soft shoes are no laughing matter is that the khan film festival in southern france protocol there is pretty strict now you may remember a couple of years ago there was a major shoe scandal at the festival because some actresses chose to wear flats instead of the obligatory high heels so in this vein my colleague drink kennedy points out they do is they and that don't same kind. they put me in the movie in the canada so to. the cannes film festival red carpet is infamous for its rules which must be open eight times find out what you can and can't do. on the red carpet. the red carpet the place to be for everybody who is anybody and those who want to be some party the red carpet there are a few rules which much be obeyed this year no sunglasses my colleague was turned away for wearing sunglasses had to take them off they've banned selfies on the red carpet and getting really aggressive to anyone who even has a phone out cannes festival director freeh mowhoush cold sophie's ridiculous and could protest and heels heels are not officially part of the protocol anymore so

violently campaigned for sixty years for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france at or killed more than eight hundred people between one hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later the u.k.'s prime minister is facing a revolt from within her own party on brics it which could potentially bring down her government a group of around sixty euro skeptic m.p.'s from tourism a's ruling conservative party spoken out against her favored plan for a customs partnership with the e.u. post bricks it. and alarming new report says air pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and the problem is still on the rise the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening there's headlines to stay with us next up is the stream more news for you after that. welcome to the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube i'm femi oke a how old were you when you cast your first election vote eighteen nineteen maybe even your early twenty's well eleven and most people under the age of thirty

remaining through greece still into turkey and probably macedonia as well remaining showers in southern france just a few wondering thunderstorms but that feels a bit more like spring the weather by this time should have improved on the north coast of algeria tunisia the wind is lighter no showers around but the difference in temperature in current as one twenty seven in cairo but the breeze brings forty six to us one. top stories people voting in their first parliamentary election. ballots in beirut is have a new system. over. terri and. the u.s. is beefing up its naval presence in the north atlantic to deal with. a rising threat from russia reviving its second feat which was disbanded seven years ago to save money. and in hawaii more people have been forced to leave. areas. an explosion in a coal mine in southwestern pakistan has killed at least sixteen because emergency crews are trying to free around a dozen of those who are trapped in the mine they say the blast was caused by a buildup of methane gas. francaise condemns the u.s. president's remarks about the twenty fifteen paris attacks d

from remaining through greece still into turkey probably macedonia as well remaining showers in southern france just a few wondering thunderstorms but that feels a bit more like spring the weather by this time should have improved on the north coast of algeria tunisia the wind is lighter no showers around because the difference in temperature in carbon as one twenty seven in cairo but the breeze brings forty six to us one. three stories generate thousands of headlines. with different angles from different perspectives. it's the only evidence that russia was responsible for the separate the spin from the facts that's why i only got. the misinformation from the journalism the issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election with the listening post on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of our top stories here on al-jazeera russian police have detained opposition leader alexina valmy of a protest ahead of president vladimir putin's inauguration one thousand demonstrators were arrested across the country. at least four people have been killed in violence in indian administer

violently campaigned for sixty years for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france at it killed more than a hundred people between one thousand nine hundred sixty eight and two thousand and ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later the u.k.'s prime minister is facing a revolt from within her own party on bret's it which could potentially bring down her government group of around sixty euro skeptic m.p.'s from two reason may's ruling conservative aussie have spoken out against her favorite plan for a customs partnership with the e.u. post breaks it. an alarming new report says pollution is killing seven million people globally each year and is still rising the world health organization is also warning that the inequality between the world's rich and poor is widening its latest estimates reveal nine out of ten people worldwide are breathing in air with high levels of pollutants going to bring you more on that story in the news hour in twenty five minutes time off to inside story. running out of water many parts of the world are drying up at an alarming rate what's

pushing ever towards france as well the line of very heavy showers spilling out to spain into southern france easing up into that western side of germany look at the temperatures thirty one celsius there for a similar valley there for warsaw even up into scandinavia we getting up to twenty four degrees in stockholm most of drawing hot sunshine around here then little cooler there from moscow to around sixteen celsius but again lousy dry showers continue across central and western pos if anything those showers pushing further north was much a front seeing some lively downpours as we go on through thursday with the possibility of some localized flooding twenty four celsius in london twenty five celsius their form of dread going to see the fine weather making its way across northern parts of africa but always a chance of one to two showers into northern areas of morocco maybe also to northern parts of algeria twenty one celsius there for about twenty two for algae is a he's on the other side of the continent with a high of thirty four the current. there with sponsored. these. stories generate th

than eight hundred people were killed during the violent struggle for an independent state in southern france and northern spain but in barbara ports now from san sebastian in the end it came in the rather mundane form of a letter dated the sixteenth of april to various basque organizations a long awaited announcement that the group that waged a violent campaign for independence for five decades was disbanded for good in the what it called its historical cycle. its fifty years since its first victim a secret police chief here in the coastal city of. the announcement that this comes as no surprise to anyone here but many people do hope it marks the beginning of a new era the name of the police chief was carlos diaz his daughter says people like her are still waiting for a real apology in. the way that. in principle it's good news that they're not killing more people of course it's great news that there are no more victims but there's absolutely nothing to thank for. it's a formed in the late one nine hundred fifty s. in response to the crackdown on bus culture by spain's dictator francisco fra

for killing 850 people over the years in the campaign to have a homeland in northern spain and southern francet failed to respect -- saw political conflict. the euro area expanding fortunes of 1% in the first quarter, the slowest growth rate in six quarters. it imposes a challenge for the european central bank which has decided to whether to ease stimulus measures. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am haley lines. this is bloomberg. mark: coming up, the people becomes the master, and investment -- ♪ ♪ i ame: live from new york, vonnie quinn mark: live from london, i am mark barton. the close in roughly 15 minutes. christopher rokos manages more money than brevan howard asset management for the first time. .okos quit howard overseas aid pointed billion dollars. he left howard in 2015. is question that came to me -- what is special about chris rokos? >> he is a star. during his time at brevan howard , he made $4 billion for brevan howard and that is how he got famous and got more famous wh

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third of 50 people in its 60 year campaign to establish a vast homeland in northern spain and southern franceal news, 24 hours a day, on the air, and at tictoc on twitter. powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it is just after 7:30 p.m. in new york and it is 7:30 a.m. in sydney and that i am joined by paul allen in sydney. good morning mark, health and markets,weight on u.s. and the fed holds, as expected, and we have the s&p and dow both off 7/10 of 1% and the nasdaq -- 4/10 for tens of 1% of 1%, and tesla reported in will have that story in a little while. and we have asx futures pointing a lower, andke japan closed today with the aussie dollar hovering above $.75 u.s. below $68l slipping as u.s. crude inventories buildup. elsewhere we look at the australian trade that is expected to widen, and steven mnuchin is in china to talk trade. i am paul allen in sydney. more from "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: this is a technology and back to our top story. tesla out with first-quarter revenues and elon musk

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burning chamber is the first book set in a time of tumult and intrigue, the religious wars in southern franceiction about whether she felt the award itself was still relevant, about her sense of history, and europe. all of my fiction, particularly the burning chambers, is a love letter to carcassonne, and then to toulouse and to puivert, but there's a tiny bit of south africa in there as well, and that came from arriving at a book festival in franschhoek. and as i drove into the town, seeing a sign at the side of the road that said languedoq, spelled with a 0, which is the part of france i normally write about, and discovering that seven huguenot families had gone to that part of the world, having been sent away as refugees, you know, they were fleeing persecution in france, and had started to plant vines. and so this combination of franschhoekan south africa and then carcassonne and toulouse, and the bit i know well, that was where, you know, 300 years of history suddenly started, and for me that's always that moment, ah, i can write a story set here, because the land holds the story in it,

easyjet have a huge base in southern france and nice. it's one of their biggest bases in europe. to introduce a low-cost offering are several but it never really worked out because everything low-cost, the unions will start freaking out. incredibly difficult to push through but the beneficiaries of the strike will be low-cost specialists. also ground the bound transport. more people taking coaches, using ridesharing. the economy has moved on. matt: thanks for covering this with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: we are 30 minutes into your trading day. let us check out your headlines. oil trading north of $70 a there will as a market waits for president trump's decision on sanctions. shares fell 13%. the ceo stepped down on friday think he could not do the job anymore and the french foreign minister questioned the survivability of the company. softbank and swiss re reportedly on the verge of collapse in their talks. has softbank been distracted by the big sprint-t-mobile deal in the u.s.? good morning, "bloomberg markets: european open." i am matt miller in berlin alongside guy john

from croatia back to the north it's backside it's been particularly windy this is true through southern france in the valley arcs corsica and down towards tunisia so that will keep revolving i suspect this is the position as we sit temperatures still in the thirty's in eastern europe now those will slowly reduce to the middle twenty's so eastern europe is cooling down the same time the west is warming up once again. the weather sponsored by cattle and raise. what began as a small extremist group in africa's most populous country we learned that they intend to from the government to just shoot him soon turned into a battle front for the nigerian government. why do i care why. the tourists for abducting over two hundred schoolgirls the killing and displacement of thousands of people al-jazeera investigates the origins bloody rise of. on al-jazeera. well every. it's good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news out these are our top stories aid agencies in kenya say they still haven't reached three quarters of the people in need of assistance major flooding at least one hundred twelve people ha

from remaining through greece still into turkey probably macedonia as well remaining showers in southern france just that if you want rings under storms but that feels a bit more like spring the weather by this time should have improved on the north coast of algeria tunisia the wind is lighter no showers around because the difference in temperature in carbon as one twenty seven in cairo but the breeze brings forty six to us one. going green bacteria in a bar a tree in super heated gas escaping from the book and it was in iceland this is really the heart of basin in the french what happened to experiments both exploring and klinefelter by did look at how counter the impacts of climate change the science of capturing count the new thing named sap and the guy in the congo back my maintained and why does happen tend to tag no more knowledge is zero. also one of our biggest strengths that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether

campaign violently for sixty years for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france it killed more than eight hundred people before declaring a ceasefire in twenty eleven and surrendering its arms last year that in baba reports from san sebastian. in the end it came in the rather mundane form of a letter dated the sixteenth of april to various basque organizations a long awaited announcement that the group that waged a violent campaign for independence for five decades was disbanded for good and what it called its historical cycle. its fifty years since claimed its first victim a secret police chief here in the basque coastal city of san sebastián the announcement that it has this binding comes as no surprise to anyone here but many people do hope it marks the beginning of a new era the name of that police chief was called last d.s. his daughter says people like her are still waiting for a real apology. p.r. is the way that no matter in principle it's good news that they're not killing more people of course it's great news that there are no more victims but there's a

a violent campaign for sixty years for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france. at or killed more than eight hundred fifty people between one hundred sixty eight and two thousand and ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later handed over its weapons last april bringing western europe's largest majora last major armed insurgency to a close at the embalmer has more from san sebastian and spain. well this statement from matter doesn't really come as a surprise to many people here in spain but the tone of the communication is interesting it contains the following phrase the conflict did not start with and does not end with the end of bettors journey now this comes in the background of an apology in april for matter to some of the victims of its actions people that had to said did not deserve to get caught up in its actions editor said at the time that it would be announcing its dissolution sometime in may of course it's held responsible for over eight hundred deaths since nine hundred sixty eight that was the year that it claimed its first victim here in san seba

this could bring a spell of wet weather to southern areas. —— france. and other fine day. it will be pleasantly warm. temperatures typically around the high teens or low 20s. that wet weather may hang around for a time on thursday. as we go through thursday night into friday, this little weather front will drift further north. it looks as though on friday areas that did not get the rain on thursday will eventually get at least some. then the weekend is looking promising. we have a plume of warmth coming in from the south, that will be reaching the uk. that will mean one thing, the temperatures will be rising. this is business briefing. i'm maryam moshiri. another apology but very few answers. european lawmakers are disappointed after a grilling of facebook boss mark zuckerberg. and, can jaguar land rover save tata motors? we'll find out later today when the indian carmaker reveals its results. and on the markets, it looks like a negative day for asian markets, following wall street's lead.

on-site, less than two months ago and armed police shot three people dead in a series of attacks in southern franceman said he was fighting on behalf of isis. there has been a series of attacks since then which ended up killing over 180 people and injured 350. there are several injured, for injured, two seriously, two minor injuries, one is dead. another is dead and that includes two dead total included the man who wielded the knife. >> eric: some reports said they try to tase the man first. but that did not happen. he was shot dead by police. we will bring you the latest updates i what prosecutors are saying about the. thank you. >> arthel: another fox news alert. north korea planning to dismantle its nuclear testing site later this month. the latest in a string of goodwill gestures with kim jong-un's historic summit with the president scheduled for jun. mike pompeo sounding optimistic after meeting with him same both sides have a shared vision for the peninsula. >> president trump in the world has set the conditions for successful outcomes for june 12. and the activities that are necessary to fol

into the mid twenty's and with the temperatures the showers never really to far away so southern areas of france down towards that western side of the medical some lively showers barcelona seeing some pretty wet weather and it's all nudging its way further north was the heat is driving a little further north woods will see showers not too far away from paris as we go through thursday say could find some interruptions in the tennis going on here we go with the showers there into a good parts of southern germany and those showers they'll not show way further northwards as we go towards the weekend. there with sponsored by the time release. al jazeera is investigative unit exposes the criminal gangs fixing international cricket matches sixty two thousand it doesn't get if you can fix this a fix you fix bribing professional players they send beautiful goes to the players they give them housing rolex watches. book pictures. for five children. al-jazeera investigations cricket's match fix as. our judges here. and. where every. take a look at the top stories here at the al-jazeera news hour explosions

also be more showery downpours on monday through the northern parts of italy down into the southern parts of france now for the northern parts of africa has been fairly unsettled here over the last week or so and we're still got a little bit of cloud there of a pause about jiri at two newseum should clear away those we had through monday the temperatures still well the disappointing in out is they're only getting to around twenty one degrees in fact robots nor even that woman here they'll also be some rain. there with sponsored by the time he's. getting to the heart of the matter. if. the bill calls you today and says. would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification would look like there are two people the . only option for prosperity you. hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. again you're watching out there top stories people in lebanon are very saying in the country's first parliamentary election in almost ten years president michel aoun cast his ballot his short time ago and prime minister saad hariri in the voting booth in beirut it's a new system based on representation wil

massive thunderstorms starting to develop there, they will crawl away, northwest across france before working into southern rush hour to work, but before we get there, a few showers overnight for scotla nd there, a few showers overnight for scotland and northern ireland, with a dry night by all day monday as well. temperatures 40 degrees for number of bases, and tamara put the storms will make their presence felt no doubt about that. we are looking at torrential downpour is, look lets play, large hail, and likely to see disruption. it is true we don't know exactly where the stars are going to occur, but i have the feeling south east england will get hit. risk areas are southern east england will get hit. risk areas are southern england, wales, midland, those areas where they can get hard indeed —— hit hard indeed. 40 mm of rain, but perhaps 80 mm where the storms stay put for several hours, but what if i look like? and looks like the kind of letting we saw in birmingham over the weekend. worst—case scenario, across some of these areas back to be what we are looking at rest first —— further north you are sh

to mid afternoon, and as we go into the evening we will see more severe storms move from france into the southernfog forming firm some of you, with temperatures in single figures. 16 degrees as a low—temperature tonight in the southern counties of england. some showers will linger, but it will be through southern parts of uk where we see most of storms develop. a good afternoon in the south—west tomorrow. further north, lots of dry and sunny weather, and feeling warm in the sunshine. how do we compare with the rest of europe? if you're heading to the airport today, there are storms over western areas. sunshine around the coasts of the mediterranean, but temperatures not much higher than we have here at the moment. a little cooler in the algarve. back to us for a bank holiday monday, the focus shifts, scotland, northern ireland with showers. the far north of scotland fearing not too badly. not a bad weekend for you again. 0dds—on for a drier day across the southern counties. very few showers if any. throughout this weekend it will feel pretty warm. i feel so ifeel so much i feel so much better for

exception the french open affected by fairly regular thunderstorms as other parts of france particularly to size southern parts of the british isles as well with temperatures in the middle twenty's and humidity to the east of that weather and those thunderstorms the he's just been moving further and further north stuck ons max at twenty six and i think probably get higher ones who places of the next couple of days a sun just continues to shine miss a pretty good picture for summer as long as you avoid the flash flooding which certainly has been a result of some of these big downpours which will continue to the south those rather quieter the certainly cloud showing itself algerian to new zealand running through west inside libya received very little report of any significant dam poles just a few min raises here and there and attempts of course in the high twenty's or for some the low thirty's for example in eastern libya and egypt the biggest tropical downpours through tropical africa has been southern chad cameroon and running into nigeria again flash flooding is a likelihood but in the gap on the satell

they'll be some in spain, and southern parts of france and into the alps.re stayed fine and dry. the forecast for friday across the uk shows plenty of dry weather. just a bit patchy rain in the west of northern ireland and into scotland. how about that wedding weather. hello, this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom excitement is bubbling over as preparations continue for what's undoubtedly the wedding of the year. but as we now know the father of the bride won't be attending — we'll be asking how the affair was handled by kensington palace press team. inmates held at the headquarters of the secret service began robert mueller‘s investigation into russian interference into the us election is one—year—old today — and the pressure isn't easing on president trump. concern as the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo spreads from the countryside to the city. steam, ash, lava — all thrown out by a powerful volcano blast in hawaii — thousands are told to take cover. every day outside source features bbc journali

temperatures in warsaw around 27 whereas here back home you can see in london around 19 and across southern parts of franceures continue to drop although a bit of a rise across western and central parts of europe and frankfurt back up parts of europe and frankfurt back up to around 26 but very unsettled it will remain across western areas of the continent. look at all of these storms that have been brewing across southern parts of india here. the monsoon has not reached this pa rt the monsoon has not reached this part of the world yet, but it will not be long before it does. it's forecast to be pretty much on time and this monsoon season is forecast to be around average, that is the projection for now. these are the rainstorms anticipated during the course of saturday. as we go to the next few days into next week it could turn very globally, very dusty across some northwestern parts of and we are forecasting sandstorms in fa ct. and we are forecasting sandstorms in fact. a quick look at the weather. perhaps you are heading off to the asia—pacific region in the next few days or so it remains very hot, humid

southern england. some sunshine in between and feeling pretty humid. we compare with europe? there will be some showers across spain portugal, into france southern parts of scotland, northern england, north wales, northern ireland, showers. some sunshine in between. in the north—west highlands of scotla nd in the north—west highlands of scotland they will have the best of the weekend weather, blue skies, and southern parts of england and wales after the threat of storms today and tomorrow, monday looks largely dry at the moment, lots of sunshine around through the day and wherever you are, once the sunshine is out, it is going to feel pretty warm. it feels like a club sandwich, a bit of everything. you can't have plain sailing on a bank holiday weekend in the uk! when the bosses of tsb decided to switch over the high street bank's it systems five weeks ago they could not, in their worst nightmares, have predicted the chaos that would follow. thousands of customers are still unable to access their accounts online and now the bank has admitted it is seeing an increase in fraud. paul lewis from radio 4's money box has been speaking to some

by the end of the afternoon but we could see more severe storms this evening moving in from france to southern, gusty winds and the risk of flash flooding and they will drift to eastern wales and the midlands overnight. elsewhere, it's missing from the chart, misty and murky in many areas of the country and while we will drop temperatures into single figures with clear skies in the north, further south, quite a muqqy in the north, further south, quite a muggy night, not below 16 or 17. tomorrow, more cloud in the chart, lots of mist and low cloud, that will break up to sunny spells for many but more heavy and thundery downpours in southern counties, drifting off to the midlands, wales, maybe northern england later and we couldn't rule out one late into the evening in northern ireland. temperatures, with the sunny spells, widely into the mid—20s for quite a few of you. as we go through into monday, the main risk of showers linked with this front will drift further north, southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales with the main chance of heavy and thundery showers. nor

you see acceleration in france, you see southern europe remaining strong.ermany remaining at the level we know. when we look at the macro figures, they are staying strong. with the visibility we have today, i would say this momentum will come through this year. matt: thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time. alain dehaze, ceo of adecco after earnings. we are minutes from the open. will speak to the cfo of the world's biggest reinsurer, eric schneider from munich. he has a lot invested in these markets. this is bloomberg. the open 11 minutes away. ♪ ♪ possibility for growth accelerate and inflation accelerates, the fed raises rates more than you would expect in the short end, forcing the tenure up and not down in the past? you could view it 4% bonds. withthat was our interview jamie dimon in beijing, talking about the possibility of a 4% u.s. 10 year let's relate that to an earnings story this morning. lower than expected natural disaster claims have helped 49% at munich re. joerg schneider, the cfo of munich re joins us on the phone. the numbers th

so britain and france have a shared interest in keeping germany from controlling the southern end of the english channel. france has the most obvious interest of all, which is repelling an invader. i had this argument with folks about the second world war a lot. there is no special relationship between the u.s. and great britain in world war i except where their interests overlap. as margaret said, italy took one look at the situation and said there's nothing in the agreements that we've signed that says we have to do this. so i think, again, it's much more complicated than people sometimes want. it's a complicated -- the other line that i sometimes use is there's a five-minute way to explain the origins of the first world war and a one-semester way. there's not much in between that holds water. so i think the alliances are one way to put the five-minute way in. but it doesn't actually work. >> thank you very much. general meyers' comments earlier made me feel very good about the military's role so far in playing a diplomatic role in the world. at the time of 1912 and such, were the m

more severe storms pushing up from france, lightning, the risk of flooding, gusty winds. humid night in southernas. a few showers lingering into sunday morning. potentially drifting to northern ireland. wales, central and southern england, most likely to seek thunderstorms on sunday. sunshine in between. the northern half of the country having another fine day. way that sunshine, another lovely warm one. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: counting has begun in ireland's referendum on abortion, with exit polls suggesting a vote of more than 2—1 in favour of relaxing the law — the official result is expected this evening. the no campaign has already admitted defeat. a government programme to protect afghan interpreters who helped british troops has been condemned by mps as an utter failure offering no meaningful assurances of protection. he scrapped the talks on thursday — now president trump suggests his nuclear summit with the north korean leader may happen after all. tsb has again apologised after it was revealed that some customers are still struggling to make online payments five weeks

agreement clancy quickly to divide it into french and british spheres of influence france taking most of the levant southern anatolia and the area while the british extended their control over the southern levant expanding eastwards to baghdad. and all the nand between there. and the french territory. historic palestine then still part of the ottoman empire was a bone of contention and would be put under international administration. by check all day but to. do. that falls. in. the ice. you cannot just trace. the men i don't. order. that down. for you. which is that all of them while with your. the half of art can be or whatever can leave you cannot garber we've got archer i think the british felt that there had not been enough government involvement in concluding the states because agreement with the french and the process they had not really protected their interests well enough for a post world war era in which the british empire would continue to seek to be a dominant force in european affairs and so really officials across whitehall including mark sykes himself felt it was a bad deal. have ilja going t