still think brazil are the favorites because the depth of the sport is so much greater every sill spain germany if you had to pick one to win the tournament he would be in war and i would just have to go for brazil big. just mention some names they all want the biggest prize and ever in a match against. croatia and since i have someone i know he's been injured but to have somebody like neymar on the bench speaks volumes about this water remember if it seems i'm going to win it this is seven games you have to go through in a very short space of time you know yourself an end of a long season you need to be fit they need to be mentally right as well there are going to be suspensions there are going to be injuries for me i think brazil the squad and also the bit between it's a flop a set losing seven want to get hurt and hurt badly can you try to get into this group and. it's going to have to be against a very good team to peru in the first world cup a thirty six years reminds me a little bit of the all these back in two thousand and six haven't qualified long they're going to have as many people h

ground of migrants coming to still coming to europe in relatively large numbers and so it's italy spain germany france and some others and the country sort of making another piece of political theater and there we will sort of not come because we don't want to the issue to be talked about in those terms it doesn't mean anything if they want to come they can the doors are open that's what everybody agreed on on sunday everybody can come but nobody nobody is excluded but the vision just sort of beginning themselves up and trying to strengthen their position and just making more political noise and time migration so simon young given all this political fare some political noise how likely is it that chancellor merkel can put a deal to govern that will save her coalition and her job. well i think it looks extremely difficult still you've got some countries is probably saying who are fundamentally opposed to you know increased migration or in some cases against any regret migration a tall into their countries and other people saying that what's really needed is a fairer distribution of people round

but spain germany evelyn injury time thanks to jagow us bus lines minute ruled it offside but v.a.r. confirmed it counted to all the final score portugal though still lead the group. but kareem ansari followed confronted a last gasp penalty for iran to home portugal to a draw sending spain back to the top of group b. . so after those performances press how do you re spain and portugal stances ok so portugal they face uruguay this is going to be a tall order for portugal you know it's clear that christian or not it was a major star on that side so it's going to be their true major test they did compete with spain and only had a draw during their group stages so little more difficult for portugal in company. you want to talk about a cakewalk in my opinion spain and russia is going to be a cakewalk russia yes they performed they had more exceeded expectations in terms of reaching the knockout stage but now i think they'll be brought down to reality you know even their fans just plain think that there's a little biased in terms of support and actual the likelihood that they'll advance fu

deals between germany and various other countries to such deals have already been announced germany and spain and germany and greece have agreed on something like this but other countries are very likely to follow the question is really whether the consul to from bavaria. and to accept that this was going to be enough there has been some very mixed reactions of course from the c.s.u. camp how in general is the party gauging this how are they coming at us they have been very cagey indeed there have been some leading members of the party that have said that this is a step in the right direction that some of their demands have been seem to be seem to have been met but the top leaders haul see who for whom we see here behind us and his part in bavaria itself the president the. leader in bavaria have not really are active they have said let's just consider this for a day or two so they've been very cagey there's no certainty yet that they're going to in fact concede and we will only find out within the next couple of days i think it's going to be a tell all weekend hands ron thank you very much fo

spanish and french and germany were stronger. spainrew germany last year and in the first quarter of this year, more broad-based than what we have been used to. as a result of that, members of the governing council will look at the convergence play happening. it is not just germany anymore, extending out of italy is the big concern and it will not go away. deterring ecbat from stepping slightly forward. guy: richard, thank you for joining us. he joins us a little bit later on re action to come next wednesday at the ecb forum in portugal. draghi speaking alongside his counterparts from the fed. that panel will be modered by our head of economicat bloomberg. you can get it on the radio and on live go. ♪ matt: more on the move so r this morning, including the ceo of rolls-royce. he is speaking on the call with reporters, saying the company is at a critical moment, which is why he is firing 4600 people. ♪ guy: welcome back. year.b on the road once a --s time it is unlocked via in latvia, interesting considering what is happening with the c

metals method gets clear when it comes to spain. germany promises to help out at the spanish border and in return the spanish prime minister will support me actually. there's a lot of course we will work with chancellor merkel and to the german government on a common solution to the migration issue i have a range this with the chancellor and i can gladly confirm this here. but the tone coming from austria and italy is less kind to american. austrian chancellor sébastien chords is chief critique of asylum policy he sympathizes with e.u. countries wanting to seal off their national borders his fuse align with those of america still mesti components the very unstable premier market suit of the c.s.u. and his supporters. of me i am grateful that i have always received supported above area for my stance and i believe that we had a very similar position in twenty fifteen or twenty sixteen when many refugees reproached us. so you don't. greatest freeze lie to the east poland hungary the czech republic and slovakia. group. they refused to accept mi

the difference in yield between spain, germany, italy and germany is significantly, highlighting the dely held view that italy is no spain. italy with a strong economic backdrop. if there is a government, which comes after maybe an election if sanchez's government does not last long. on the eu issue, data out of the eurozone, manufacturing losing momentum in may as the strength of the demand eased. vonnie: a little air coming up at the risk off sentiment. you can see that in the yen trade. weaker yen. june 1. this is interesting. wti --d plus a 66.38 on 66.38.on this is micro, macro, flow factors weighing on these prices on the spread, widening. it will come back into line as soon as opec and russia pump more in. weaker chinese yuan. china again putting pressure on the break pedal. the g20 movers, you mentioned them already, italy having a better day now that there is success with an actual government. the korean won is up seven cents of a percent. -- 7/10 of 1%. we will get a hand delivered letter to the president of united states from kim jong-un saying he wants a summit with no pre

early games they've struggled haven't looked at the opening draws that would have to put in the spain germany i mean what a shock that was nobody predicted that mexico would do so well you know to say france they made this very slow start the australians they really held every morning and i just feel just one task really sort of a walk there holding on to the french and and it wasn't really until paul popper sort of doing what he can do in flashes of brilliance that he doesn't show to consistently this season managing to get a deflected shot that just went over the line i mean when you looked at the goal line decisions i literally saw it was by an inch everybody that was watching the game literally led forward into the screen to see just how close it was a very narrow bit to the side and they used to go it alone is of course about gold in the b.o.r. technology for one of the first penalties that they have that's been something that's really been a major impact in this world cup using the how many half a dozen times maybe that's been used in fact more penalties i believe awarded than in previo

together to contribute to act and to propose european solutions more specifically with partners which spain germany in all the other states and we apply concrete european solutions to deal with these two main challenges which are migration and the convergence in economic convergence with the euro zone i want to thank the president the council and to thank you for having come to paris i know what it is what it means when one first takes up wants to tease and the discussions that we've had allowed on many subjects over our drug possession i want to wish him to know that he has here. the french president the republic who loves italy and wants to succeed together to obtain a strong europe thank you giuseppe. i'm really delighted to have been able to meet. president. today my first visit has the new prime minister of italy i would like to thank him for this opportunity and also for the exchange with opinions which we have had much appreciated it. we have. concerted to work on the principle challenges before. migration and of course the eurozone will be at the center of discussions at the euro. council a

met its method gets clear when it comes to spain. germany promises to help out at the spanish border and in return the spanish prime minister will support metal. there's a lot of course we will work with chancellor merkel and to the german government on a common solution to the migration issue i have a rage this with the chancellor and i can gladly confirm this here. but the tone coming from austria and italy is less kind to america. austrian chancellor is a bust and chords is chief critique of asylum policy he sympathizes with countries wanting to seal off their national borders his fuse align with those of america still mess to go ponens the very unstable premier marcus seward of the c.s.u. and his supporters. i am grateful that i have always received supported above area for my stance and i believe that we had a very similar position in twenty fifteen or twenty sixteen when many refugees reproached us so you can put it. but greatest stories lie to the east poland hungary the czech republic and slovakia. group. they refused to accept migra

by taking up new initiatives and artists to together start work which which must be linked to spain and germany and i will be talking over the next few hours with chancellor merkel before the frank german conference of next tuesday and in fact my telling colleagues will be in germany on monday and with our partners we wish to launch additional practical initiatives that can allow to better for cost of these flows and to have a humanitarian response because a humanitarian response doesn't start when ships arrive in our waters and start when men and women on a situation where they have to take to the sea and risk their lives and so this cooperation must be strengthened even if we've already taken several initiatives in this direction over the last few years and in this respect we will continue our political cooperation on subjects such as libya and i want to thank the president the council for the good cooperation we've had politically during the conference organized by paris and of follow up the will have together so that we can organize . follow up conferences on this extremely important subjec

a bilateral deal with spain. germany is going to send back migrants. again, it is a deal that there are still questions as to how you will implement it in real terms. merkel did get a deal after all. julie: is that good enough to save her politically? she came in under a lot of pressure into the summit. some of her partners say you have to get strict on migration or we might have to pull the plug on the government. she has that deal. she can present something now. now the question her rivals are going to have to ask, given the tension, do you really want to destabilize germany and bring merkel down? that isn't the smartest decision. hopefully merkel might have saved the situation again. julia: this had certain countries more than others. germany had a problem. in terms of entry, italy and greece in the firing line. is this a win for the first meeting of the italian prime minister who came in sounding like a firebrand, that he didn't want this done here. >> that is right. this was the new populist italian government. it essentially he said i'm not going

she holds ph.d from harvard and conducted research in spain, germany, lebanon, jordan and turkey and israel and the west bank and the gaza strip. today we will be discussing wendy's latest book, we crossed a bridge and it trembled. voices from syria which has received high praise from viewers across international publications. the guardian has called it heart-stopping, syrians rights are too often cast as victims to be pitied, bodies to be sheltered, radicals to be denounced or threats to be feared. it can be difficult to find chances to actual sianss man beings. but she has listened. welcome, wendy pearlman. >> thank you. [applause] >> so to begin our conversation i wanted to ask you why did you come to write wessedro a bridge and it trembled? >> i have been in middle east since abroad, traveling in and out of the airport, so when uprising began in 2011, like most people on the planet captivated by slow of people's power, people going into the streets and as people filed in libya, many people at the time, syria is a kingdom of silence, syrian regime is too strong, the population is

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final i always say my finances there i would like to see what happened in this world cup but germany of course spain is my is my love i play there and fernando here is on friend and i would like to and i appreciate you know the best. what is more important for me is what he will do france or denmark who will be in the next crew seeing the news you know of the world who will play with us and look i just think i have the chance but now the more important questions you understand it theme is well prepared if you're physically is not well perth it's terrible i just saw the weather map all here around the behind of moscow it's twenty nine to thirty we have great ok we have greats installation in the sump it is vote it's fifteen centimeters that's mean there are fifteen cells you see this is very important to be fresh and i hope we make also great jews to go to the camp and that's part of the game thank you very much free time i'm looking from just imagining now. with the legend. sinking this bus. we want to concentration the seaside thank you very much you know my friends. why i am here so this mistaken

not a lot in spain, germany, france, but things are moving to the downside in the u.k., down .25%.y, a gain of .2%. markets are mixed, indeed. guy: yeah, kideways drift, a lot of great out there. there have been some interesting moves over the last few sessions. sharp moves across treasuries, stocks, european bonds. some traders kept calm and carried on. the data points toward optimism returning to the markets. our markets and quants reporter dani burger. dani: especially in vix futures. remember when we were talking about, are we in a volatility regime? that question has faded because , wee dive into the charts see the data is right where it began in january before we had that low up. the simple fact is that it works. it works shorting the vix, especially if you have a bearish bet elsewhere. that somehow fund and you can do it by shorting volatility futures. aren't they worried about the volatility bouncing back like we have seen a couple of times so far this year? but at the same time, if you look at the overall trend, it still has been volatility not looking crazy. february, but

she holds a phd from harvard and has conducted research in spain, germany lebanon turkey, israel, the west bank and the gaza strip. we're going to discuss her latest book which has received high praise from viewers across many publications. the guardian has called it heart stopping. syria's rights are often cast as bodies to be shelters and radicals to be announced. it can be difficult to find chances to listen to syrians as human beings. but she has listened. welcome. >> thank you to begin our conversation, i want test, why did you come to rights this book? >> i've been studying the middle east and traveling out of the arab world. when the uprisings began i was captivated as a regional specialists. like most there's people going out into the streets. and as they followed that protest many people said at the time, syria is the kingdom of silence. it is too strong, the population is too intimidated. people might rise up everywhere else, but not syria. when syrians defy those and many times their own expectations, i wanted to know how and why. most of all, i wanted to know what it felt

similar data out of peripheral countries like spain, as germany.ta as far as things like industrial -- weak data for things like industrial production. if they do not give us that roadmap, you could see euro-dollar start to fall immediately after the statement comes out. tom: you are on the streets of germany. what is the backdrop to the economy of europe as they meet. what is the emotion of the economy right now that mr. draghi faces? reporter: on the one hand you have a strong economy, stable growth and real inflation. in germany, cpi number at 2.2%. for germans, serious inflation. on the other hand, political issues in the eu, whether or not the ecb should be doing things like bailing out italy, when the bond yields start to soar. germans don't want to see that kind of bail. mario draghi may want to keep that option open for later on down the road. tom: matt miller, i don't care. in mexico take out germany in four days beat them at the world cup? reporter: absolutely not. i don't think germany will win the whole thing but they can definitely bea

for also germany spain argentina no. so let's wait and see thank you so much for this wonderful interview so much for this week. we're expecting you to see you in russia pleasure thank you thank you it's. not. helpful to see a clear. cut . limited going on in jim's own. dentist you don't consume don't judge of an individual or the whole joyful feeling of the saying i'm done leave us alone in that article on its own citizens or what he calls a stance only going on in condolences to his. don't be done certainly i'm doing. this is only. thing on. the. loose. you must. not. be. in the news this hour with donald trump and kim jong un or in singapore for that highly anticipated u.s. north korea summit which it's hoped will cap the recent spike in tension and uncertainty on the korean peninsula look at the build up to the. coming up to build up to this is well crowds gather for you for world cup this. football's biggest told with of course kicking off here in russia on thursday. and a nine year old girl is placed in rehab for h

spain. in germany, a problem.he harsh spectacle of children being separated from their parents at the mexican border is receiving criticism from both sides of the aisle and from two very powerful women. the first lady, melania trump made a rare political intervention saying the united states should govern with heart. the former first lady laura bush, a republican, has penned a ska scathing column. this zero tolerance approach of the trump administration is just one part of the trump doctrine that we're going to delve into with my guest jeffrey goldberg. he is the edit in chief of the atlantic. he has been speaking to people close to the president to ask them to define what exactly that doctrine is. jeffrey goldberg is joining me now from washington. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> so, jeffrey, your title of your art hicle has a bold headline. senior white house official defines the trump doctrine, we're america and i'm going to say it rhymed with rich. were you shocked by that. >> i'm not shocked by anyth

together with germany and with france and spain andi germany and with france and spain and i believecy hockings in moscow. thousands of people work in the kremlin but one man holds all the power, hosting the world cup has long been an ambition of vladimir putin but it has been costly, some estimates say between $30—50 billion have been spent so far, it is whether it is worth the power and influence one development i didn‘t see coming is that robbie williams will perform at the opening ceremony. bbc sport notes one song, he probably won‘t be singing is this one — it‘s called "party like a russian". #no # no disputing # contract dispute niesmt just one lyric that caused offense. that‘s all in the past — or at least all on youtube. he will perform in the minutes going up he will perform in the minutes going up to the beginning of the first game and if you can get full coverage of the world cup via the bbc sport an. in a few hours‘ time kimjong un and donald trump will meet in singapore. they will sit down with only two translators for company. there are other event involving bigger team

been a very good cause you may have people who came to him to run straight to the swedish prime spain to germany to talk to us. and. on the whole everybody's really upbeat and i guess one after spending a bit of time in this country the three lines the thunder changed his mind i definitely be open now to having my family out here so let's just hope we win it's not yet clear and danny rose now thought so because he saw players from his team meet with their families or he just never came across issues of racism in russia anyway let's ask the fans around here if they could tell us more about their experience did you have any problems because of your skin oh no not at all and yet let the others see anything they have you asked someone from go up felt any elements of race here know nothing absolutely nothing honest about not take everybody's friendly racist mean russian racism and to have you come across any. sort of perfect to the. so you just like you know we have a triangle r t n k o m grad the venue for the group the decider on thursday and somewhere we haven't been able to find any traces of rac

from spain to germany where a controversial new law in the southern state of very n.r. obliges that crucifixes are displayed at the entrances of all public buildings you're showing europe correspondent peter oliver clearly visible crosses are to go up in some public buildings like courthouses police stations and city halls like this one here in bavaria it's also a new law regarding crucifixes came into effect on the first of june the plan comes courtesy of the fairy is a new president marcus soda and his reasoning is that this is supposed to reinforce bavarian identity in the face of large scale integration given by and signal a signal of filth assurance and bavaria we want to state our western christian culture and that is why clearly we don't get rid of crosses but hang them up this is not an attack on others but only a cultural symbol which we especially appreciate in the various public opinion shows that almost sixty percent of bavaria in specially support the move but when we spoke to people on the streets of nuremberg opinion was more finely balanced i don't think

germany's chancellor has discussed europe's migration crisis with spain's prime minister in berlin for the e.u. summit on thursday i go to merkel is under pressure from her coalition partners to find an e.u. wide solution to stem the flow of refugees and immigrants she's due to meet the e.u. council president donald tusk later with european leaders recognize that reform is needed on migration but they're divided over the approach germany spain and france want to joint european solution to integration the german chancellor is pushing for a deal that distributes the number of refugees and migrants more evenly across the continent but it's allee's new populist government is against that idea it's getting tough on migration and is refusing to let migrant ships like this one to dock at its ports its only wants african countries particularly libya to help to curb the migration flow by setting up centers to screen asylum applicants the czech republic hungary poland and slovakia also share italy's view of deterring migration at transit countries let's go live now to. the germany austria border

football is all about and eventually everything goes exactly to plan you know presume argentina spain or germany will win it sure and that's a way of raising a lot of the surprise for somebody else other than it was you you see so it's not that you know the bigger countries are losing out they might claim they have to play some week it seems but the end of the day so what yeah sure like i want to talk about see those big things portugal and spain a big scandal but the day before it all kicks off spain siteman manager. how did you see tomorrow's game going between spain and portugal well you know this this crisis for spain couldn't have come in a worse time they prepared really well they qualified they got twenty eight points out of thirty it was a solid qualification they were in the same group as italy it's really not even in the world cup but they kept them in the second place. that they come into the the tournament a second favorite people really like the way they play has really put used a solid team in the next generation after they won the world cup and now we believe that spain can win th

italy, spain when you name big problem, notjust in germany.ave seen with the aquarius. they were saying, it is notjust italy. they did point out that earlier in the week angela merkel was facing similar problems in germany as well. in the case of the aquarius can spain has stepped him by helping out that ship. i am pleased to see the story on the front of the daily telegraph. we cover european politics differently, don't we? it is good to see them giving it such prominence. the main subjects will be the migration crisis and not brexit. she may have been thrown a lifeline to light by her interior minister but what a job to try to find a solution that europe can agree on in a few weeks when they have had to agree all these years. it looks an impossible task. angela merkel looks to be a weekend figure in politics. she looks weak. at the september election, she was very weak. did really badly. i would like to know your favourite edition of question time. i was honoured. what was that like? what was it like to have david chairing it? i am far too o

should say that germany are out here is a user from india saying that in two thousand and six italy won four years later they got knocked out in the group stage two thousand and ten spain won and then four years later they got kicked out in the group stage and in twenty eighteen we just saw what happened to germany and here is a comment from a british journalist he says he's actually glad to see a fancied team go out he says they have been so many close calls for the big sides or at least germany were not lucky enough to make it to the next round now and of course while people are watching they were talking about different players one of the people who got talked about the most was what tang he was of course not playing he had been banned for the match today but it just looked the way you long to get people talking a lot about how he had gotten his swag on but it didn't help the team in the end they lost and he was of course sad to see that they will have to return home many people also talking about neuer about his a skills at the goal saying that he was really well he was not up to his best performances today comparing him to this little girl right here that also mak

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publishers a fee just see if they link to their content now this is already been tried both in germany and in spain failing miserably in both instances in germany google just stopped putting snippets of news article content in their search engine at all so they didn't have to pay the publishers anything and in spain they shut down their news function all together and with this new e.u. copyright proposal seemingly on the way there are still a lot of questions as to what actually constitutes a taxable link. and what if the government uses it to crack down on freedom of speech well seventy alarmed internet experts including the founders of the world wide web and with a pedia have written a letter in protest by requiring internet blood forums to perform automatic filtering all of the continent but their users of bloat article thirteen takes an unprecedented step towards the transformation of the internet from an open platform for sharing and innovation into a tool for the automated surveillance and control of its users and alarm bells have also been ringing at the united nations human rights council s

and staying in spain prosecutors in germany have found a new request to extradite the deposed catalanleader callus french time on to spain when strong was detained in march on european arrest warrant for his role in catalonia failed independent spent last year is facing challenges in the belly and corruption if found guilty he could spend up to thirty years in prison. italy's first populist government has been sworn in bring an end to three months of political deadlock little known professor that they can take a coalition of the anti establishment five star movement and far right party. from rome. handing over to the new prime minister paolo gentle only makes way for law professor giuseppe conti marking the first time italy's so-called populists have been in government. i swear to be a lot of our public faithfully respect its constitution and its laws and to exercise my world in the exclusive interest of the public the financial markets have reacted positively to the new government with shares in italian banks getting more than three percent on friday but this is unknown territory for

south korea to nil germany's early exit is their worst performance out there tournament since nineteen thirty eight and it's the third consecutive time that title holders that's italy spain now germany have been knocked out of the group stages. the government of south sudan has agreed a permanent ceasefire with rebels the deal is. set to take effect in three days and could bring an end to more than four years of civil war the country's president salva kiir signed the peace agreement after two days of talks with rebels in khartoum the capital of neighboring saddam a top rebel leader hailed the deal as a quote new page for south sudan tens of thousands of people have been killed since the civil war broke out in twenty thirteen. all right let's bring in our east africa correspondent catherine wando who is in the kenyan capital nairobi catherine this isn't the first peace deal that these are two parties have agreed to people think this one is any more likely to stick. well the international community is cautiously optimistic about this recent agreement but you have to look at the fact that this is the tenth agreement since august two thousand and fifteen when the first agree

a decline in france, spain, and germany.s great, but the trump terrace wait on sentiment today after we saw a big increase yesterday, the biggest increase since april. that could be on the back of the ecb decision yesterday, 1.2%. up by 2% for the week. a lot to chat about today, including h&m, the swedish retailerretail your -- reeling from discounts that were eroding its sales, shares down by 1.4 praise percent -- 1.43% today. tax rose 1.2%,ng missing estimates. the report comes three days after their apparent reported weaker than expected sales in its first quarter, and clothing retailers are suffering from unusually cold weather in the first few months of the year. that's h&m. this is the difference in the year between the german and italian 10 year bond. the spread coming down as it did yesterday in the wake of the draghi announcement that the qe program will be tapered come the end of the year and ended, and rates will not be raised until at least the summer. next year might be even longer. we have come down a good bit

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as does germany and spain.e in terms of potential losses if it goes, 40,000 people directly employed, another 110 thousand in subsidiary supply chain jobs 110 thousand in subsidiary supply chainjobs as 110 thousand in subsidiary supply chain jobs as well. -- 110,000. 110 thousand in subsidiary supply chainjobs as well. --110,000. if you scratch the surface here, airbus is inherently a european part of the project, part of the eu. they based their uk employees to vote against a brexit, controversially. there is more to this story. it is in a transition period and they say that is too short. i think you would be re— homing some of those supply pay -- chain re— homing some of those supply pay —— chain issues to europe. they took ina china. —— chain issues to europe. they took in a china. we have talked a lot about doing business in china and how difficult is it is —— they are talking about in china. this is a mixed message and i don't think it is all it seems. it is a warning at the moment as well. we turn to the

wide open world cup there are perhaps three or four stronger favorites than others i think germany brazil spain and france are probably the hardest hit favorites and i think that if you'd asked me three days ago who my pick to win would be it would have been spain but spain's in a bit of turmoil firing their coach over the rail madrid just coaching job controversy i know a bit more confident about brazil but you could you could sway me towards any of his other favorites and indeed there's three or four other teams i mean belgium argentina or acquire england i think even have a little bit of a chance in this tournament and i think this could be a very interesting turn of it for that reason that there's a lot of real contenders fantastic let's talk about of course the players because there's always this one star that breaks out or or maybe an established wind that we have to definitely watch it was one there's there are two stuff. the stars that stand above all others as you know messi and cristiano ronaldo ronaldo of course got his one big win at an international tournament and euro twenty sixte