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wif you'ching here in the u k or around the world. thu.s.as once again reached a new daily record for confirmed corovirus infections. caseshe were falling towards end of last month, but they are now raising steeply again. exceeding 65,000, making these thsingle greatest day tallies for any country since the pandemic began. the spike in infections has been particularly bad in e south and wesf e country, with the statearizona recording the most cases. our correspondent, sophie long, has there. reporter: when the governor of verizon a lifted the sta's stay-at-home order, people partied. e-ndemic style. >> it was a joke to us. it is fake news. reporter: days later, many woke upo what will probably be the worst hangover of their les. >> i would never imagined in my life i would be in a hospital on an oxygen tube. i felt like i was going to die. reporter: c bars and bs have now been shut down again. e pumping music, replaced by silence. but the damage has been done. at the beginning of the pandemic, some hope the summer slheat might hel the infect

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s claim the issue isn't being treated with sufficient urgency r t u k shad to every stash he explores the various failures in supplying p.p. throughout the pandemic. as a u.k.r. knocks the lock down it seems many are bracing for a 2nd wave of the corona virus but also a 2nd wave of a shortage of people it's not new news the us throughout the entire pandemic and on the front line really struggled to get hold of that protective gear to adequately safeguard against the virus for months on and it seems like they looked our lessons haven't been learned over the department says it is committed to building the stocks to meet longer term demand we are not convinced that it is treating the market with sufficient urgency or that. the government is adamant that the stock of p.p. has never run out on a national level but with demand increased by 20000 percent those on the front line would beg to differ in fact 50 percent of and it starts so there was not enough p.p. and although day to run its usage is hard to get hold of a survey of nurses and carers found that nearly 90 percent were worried abo

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this side of the street can wave through their windows at their reemerging neighbors martin cruz r t u k lester. more news at the top of the hour. other central bankers warren buffett are effectively playing financial russian roulette right so they have gone and in there is one bullet every risk they spin the chamber they point at america's head and they pull the trigger hoping that they won't blow off the america's head and that they get to keep all the free money this day and they do that every single day and then eventually like in 2008 they blow off america's head and it will happen again and they'll say well you know we were acting in the greater good. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate transitions to sustainable transport sustainability stay number man a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely hama's. because. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away this is something else this does he want any minute i need money. and y

to make an appearance but technology expert bill news things any further delay will be bad for the u k. we were very late with the original lockdown we were very late with some of our testing we were late with b.p. and we've gotten right in informant terms of the up and being late with that as well our concerns are that any further delays is simply going to escalate opposition as the sick nation of europe where the government tried one centralized version and scrapped it after previously where is that the main hold up here. the one of the main hold ups here is actually adoption and confidence in me or what you need certainly for a whole load of different approaches that are required for co-create whether it's people returning from a holiday and being asked to sell parts like you need that cooperation to do that whether it's people conforming to all the other rules you need the cooperation to do that also you need a lack of confusion so they know what it meant to be cooperative if you got that sort of level of cooperation and you'd minimize confusion then you need to drive up adoption o

frenchch i know councils extradition treaties with the u. k. australia and canada on behalf of phone call those three countrtries have prprevioy counts- extradition packs with the chinese territory. hello and thank you very much for joining us i in the fronts- twenty four newsroom i'm simon harding we start in the united states where attorney general william barr has defendeded the trumpp administration's decision to send in federal troops. to quell what they see as unrest in several cities across the nation the white house has be under five particularly from democratic led states and cicities for unwanted federal troop presencnce. about the protests had nothing to do with george floyd anymore and that trouble makers but taking advantage of the situation to cool kael's. such estes. to help you guys. the first time william barr who tested before the demo led g. committee you just going head to head with lawmakers who accuse him of using the justice department to serve the interests of presidenent trump's profiling te attorneyey geneneral rejecte

china wants the u. k. not to interfere over the new controversial security law in hong kong.s london's off of the fast track to british possible for those who want one. thirtieth pro democracy activists joshua wong appealed for the world to stand by hong kong. ennio marconi has stopped the man thanks for the film's of hit

unfortunate and it is very very much to be condemned by china and i think ironically this warhorse the u. k. telecom operators to build up as big as inventory of why we equipment as possible before year end and to roll out of the 5 g. as quickly as possible in the coming 7 years so the policy actually would be counterproductive it may actually be while we spread region kate in a very ironic way that the british consumers eventually will rise up to involved with their foot so i think the united kingdom is really declining. to have belittled britain because it shows that it's no longer a very much independent foreign policy country it's becoming a lackey of the united states but orton vig circulated there victor coach professor at the sochi university in beijing things here time today. very much for having me . the us military facing damning allegations of systemic sexual violence in its ranks there's greater scrutiny now since the recent tragic killing of soldier the end of an s. again the 20 year old vanished in late april her body was found 2 weeks ago. partly complain to a family that she

but we are back watching the hawks again in moments heading to washington for that then r t u k will take over the friday evening rains from london for the next few hours signing off from moscow for no other time you know neal thanks for watching. you can be both with the yeah you like. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where.

a sort of income limit that means that starting next season only signed at all the n n e n u k a that they plan on signing won't receive more than $2500000.00 euros and of course the coronavirus has made everything a lot worse because. it is losing around $2000000.00 euros every ghost. again without any fans and we don't know when the fans will return to the to the stadiums so and on the pitch of course as well this was a terrible season one to forget they finished in 12 days they had 16 straight losses and of course that means that they are losing out on more money which is champions to the money. but at the same time this could be an a paternity this could be a chance for could to really start anew and rise from the ashes but for us it has overcome all of those controversies and those challenges that de lima talk if it's a long way certainly has thank you. and with that now you're up to date on t.v. it is thank you so much for joining us take care and maybe. sandra spreading ever father across morocco. away sees in the sun used to sustain prosperity even in the desert. climate chang

side of the political short term but do you think it's in any way fair to there for a single light r t u k 1st and foremost by a political party and do it to an independent. body such as off come for them to to to try and search an issue a problem with what's being broadcast. i think you know the answer to that and the answer is no they should absolutely not be doing something he's pretty straightforward if you. broadcast something and the labor party is outraged by it broadcast then they already titled to complain to off call about the it the are the program all the news media element that you have broadcast it's just like i am i can't complain about you joe smith down the road the point being dots a specific thing and if you've got. issues with the broadcast then not is fine but the idea that you own principle campaign to an organization or a program simply if you light on principle is just not rageous it's just wrong as always thank you for your time thanks for coming on to the program media commentator former editor of news of the world newspaper new wallace. moving on iran's foreign m

mainstream media broadcasting or of printed in the in the 1st if you open the yahoo page or for yahoo c o u k what you see is very consistent where it one sided propaganda that is being or those being consolidated all of the of the on the front page of the and so company like r t the broadcasting company locality is actually informing the people even in the u.k. that so often of course in the united states 2 of all a ball the events of analyze from different parts from different angles at different sites which is obviously now on acceptable in the west so it is clearly a censorship it is clearly clearly an of the holding of propaganda which is being spread by mainstream media both sides of the atlantic. little analyst under of its secretary view on thanks for joining us here at r.t. international there is so much. still to come this hour street battles of erupted in the united states city of portland where federal troops have been deployed to quell race riots story and more after the break. tower read outbreed turn on the t.v. on the about the world of what's happening around me i see shows o

there is less for the us government, there is less for the uk us government, there is less for the u k what can they do? this is an example of something they can appearto this is an example of something they can appear to offer. but i don't think they have worked it through, the office they have no idea how many would come under the circumstances. this is a sort of tentative, symbolic act. as james says, it reflects a growing scepticism about china, a scepticism that i think borisjohnson only partially shares. he always opens his reflections on this by saying, i'm nota his reflections on this by saying, i'm not a zinno for, and recognises the problem of a breakdown completely in that relationship. because of the difficulties the uk has attempted to achieve this golden area, the invitation to huawei, or a nuclear infrastructure, possibly our rail infrastructure... boris johnson was personally committed to the huawei contract and others in the cabinet were much more sceptical. he is beginning to share some of that scepticism, but my judgment is beginning to share some of that scepticism,

also being accused of stealing data of the big topic of the day corona virus vaccine research in the u. k. can you shed any light on what that's about where indeed it's coming from all sides today there are more accusations being flung in russia's direction so you say u.s. u.k. and canadian security officials have all want that russian hacking group called a p t $29.00 or cozy bad as it's also known as i thought has a bit of a change of tone is conducting cyber attacks on international companies which are working towards or somehow involved in developing a corona virus vaccine with allegedly state level backing from moscow apparently hospitals research labs huge pharmaceutical companies have all been targeted in these attacks and in attempt to quote steal everything and this is in fact what london had to say on the matter. it is completely unacceptable that the russian intelligence services are targeting those working to combat the corona virus pandemic while other sports you there are selfish interests with reckless behavior the key and its allies are getting on with the hard work of fin

may see some sort of trade tit for tat or certainly some economic ramifications from this move by the u k. police and protesters are facing off at a shopping mall in hong kong officers are trying to prevent a rally marking the 1st anniversary of a mob attack at the u.n. long railway station last year a large group of men armed with metal rods indiscriminately beat up train passengers dozens have been arrested in connection with the attack but protesters say not enough has been done to punish those responsible for a trial for sudan's ousted president omar al bashir has been adjourned until august to due to a shortage of courtroom space but she is accused of plotting to overthrow the democratically elected government of prime minister statical marketing in 1989 milledge a coup allowed him to take power until he was forced from the government during an uprising last year the 76 year old is currently serving time in prison for corruption. mollies opposition has called for the polls in protests ahead of the upcoming festival they've been demanding that president evo him steps down internationa

the government is creating a new route from to 3000000 hong kong residents to live and work in the u k. if china continue down this path we would reach introduce a new route for those with british national of the sea status to enter the u.k. granting them limited leave to remain with the ability to live and work in the u.k. and they're off to to apply for citizenship and that is precisely what we will do. sir clock reports now from hong kong. despite the searing heat and defying a police ban thousands of protesters marched to test the new national security rules the legislation was fast tracked in record time in beijing and in acted on july the 1st the 23rd anniversary of britain's handover to chinese rule as sad as it makes me say so it is yes. china is china it's hold on hold on it's china as of today 1st of july it's a sad day but that's what it is but i also take to the streets also say what i think because it's my right as a human being. who are protesters started marching chanting free home cone lang at they key demands i need to be met by a line of riot police but this group of

minister agree with me that it's time to look good but the lesson for russia to try to approach in the u k. if. it's a thank you this is because we got to this would come more credibility from the leader of the opposition i'd be cool. the former leader of the opposition when he took the money hearing from russia today i mean this would be protection which would be protested neither against the the form of your position stands nor against his willingness to take money from russia today he couldn't. even speak of. the disco shipment of the last 48 hours we're going. to going underground here on our to an object and i'm not paying you anything to come on let's just go on to clarify i've never paid a guest that ordinarily they claim made by boris johnson. have you. so you said you're going to pay me anyway you know what i'm getting money direct attacks in the mail. exactly accusation i think it's been a while that's a thing it's been quite a few days for you but sadly nothing you or any of her neck or networks have faced is a new and in this line of question that's come down you know i want to

homebuilder shares in the u k advance after a report the government is considering a temporary increase in the pay.hold at which buyers weighing a global equity market that remains about 40% above its march lows amid this economic recovery, which is under threat from the continuing spread of the virus. we will have more on the markets but let's get to the bloomberg first word news. here in london is leigh-ann gerrans. planning billions of pounds in two theaters and then use to rescue the arts and culture sector from the brink of collapse. announcing the move, the chancellor tweeted "the show must go on." he will outline his next steps for the economy on wednesday. the next key date for frexit progress according to one of europe's biggest finance lobbies is september. that is when clearinghouses may need to start closing the positions of european firms. the association for financial markets in europe says three months may not even be enough for some of the larger clearinghouses. in israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu has declared a state of emergency. he says more steps need to be

we are seeing it in the u k and will probably see it elsewhere. the economy is reopening but not at full capacity which is posing a bit of a conundrum for policymakers. want to doks do not more until they see what the fiscal is going to look like but in the u.s. in particular, this underscores the need of the greatest fiscal support. i think that will be the focus week. coming we have seen fiscal announcements in the u.k. -- will that be enough? to realizekets need you cannot save every job. nejra: how high is the disappointment risk for equity markets globally? geoffrey: right now, it is going to be relatively high when it comes to a point that we do get the hard data coming through, especially on the labor market and on the spending. that does not match up with how equities are being priced right now. will telly guidance the same story. that is when we could have a bit of an adjustment. global concerns about a second wave also coming through. them to a road of recovery. nejra: you mentioned the consumer. we had a separate report showing consumer

an: in the u k, we have done program, 80% of your previous wage for a certain amount of months.e united states if you want to do this, you have to roll it out across all the different state offices and to do that, we've seen even with a $600 enhance unemployment benefit, we've seen even that processing problems. can you imagine the processing issues they would have with something more complex like this? tom: balance of power at 12 noon. this is going to be ongoing through the day and at bloomberg washington team to give you the flavor that we get on tuesday of this week and then maybe the republicans in some form have agreement. gold, michael does really, really smart multiple access charts of the story behind a given theory. what is the story behind gold? i'm starting to feel insecure about my multiple accuracies and my charts. the key thing for gold is it is just getting exciting now. we are really taking into new markets, and we have to use a little bit of caution on a 50 week basis. it is a little bit over-bought. this market is breaking out, it is a new bull market, maybe c

in the u k, boris johnson unveiled his plan for the u.k. to build its way back to prosperity. ran into immediate criticism. opponents claim it offers no new money and fall short of the new deal the government had touted the night before. a chancellor set out more details. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. let's take a look at some of the events to watch out for today. a weeklong conclude referendum on constitutional amendments. the changes will allow vladimir putin to extend his hold on power beyond 2024. today, germany takes over the european union's rotating presidency for six months. manus: indeed. later in the morning, the decision from the riksbank. open toy leave the door more asset for searches -- purchases? we get those minutes from the fomc, the federal reserve's last meeting at 7:00. we talked about this new legislation from china in hong kong. we take live pictures now. sophie kamaruddin was there. this coming from the hong kong police force. these are liv

in the u k, boris johnson's government will allow nearly 3 million hong kong citizens with british overseas passports to move to the u.k. playing a path to full citizenship. -- laying a path to full citizenship. emily: yvonne, thank you for joining us without a break him and you will be talking about this on bloomberg television throughout the day. thank you all as well for joining this edition of "bloomberg technology." "bloomberg daybreak australia" is next. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ testing testing uighurs the best tv experience just got better because now you can watch all your favorite hulu shows and movies on xfinity. you're only a voice command away from award winning shows like the handmaid's tale, to new hits like little fires everywhere. and fx originals you can only watch on hulu. that's just the beginning of what you can experience with hulu on xfinity. tv made simple, easy, awesome. 49i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can

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pounds sum to residents who are elderly and simply won't be able to afford the charge the sally r t u k in west london. a report has found that the british economy is likely to face and double shock from bricks and on top of the devastation caused by covert 19 the london school of economics claims that one up to 80 percent of businesses have already been negatively impacted by the pandemic others are yet to feel the impact the economic impacts of the end of the transition period its researchers are calling for a sector by sector assessment or despite the threat of grave economic consequences e.u. and u.k. ministers are still struggling to agree on a trade deal that he used chief negotiator says an agreement was unlikely by the end of the year citing competition in fisheries as a major point of disagreement britain has ruled out extending the transition deadline raising the possibility of leaving without a deal but talks lag behind britain is set to sign its 1st post breaks a trade agreement with japan within weeks britain's trade secretary hopes the agreement will offer the u.k. a range

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