frequencies is over the corporation's deutsche telecom telefonica vodafone and net a subsidiary of once united internet have paid a total of 6600000000 euros for a museum the city feel very pleased that the 4 companies that have acquired the frequencies are now able to quickly drive the 5 g.

frequencies is over the corporation's deutsche telecom telefonica vodafone and net a subsidiary of once united internet have paid a total of 6600000000 euros for a museum the city feel very pleased that the 4 companies that have acquired the frequencies are now able to quickly drive the 5 g. network expansion competition kernan the new mobile radio standard 5 g. will be able to transmit data around a 100 times faster than its predecessor 40 and it'll do it almost instantaneously decisive for example for autonomous driving or industry digitalisation large corporations like b a s f even want to set up their own networks using 5 g. independent of the mobile network operators for example trucks will use 5 g. to drive autonomous li with the billions from the auction the german state wants to expand high speed internet into rural areas and promotes the digitalisation of schools for private use in germany 5 g. will probably be available in 2021 at the earliest and it won't be nationwide until some time after that. with the financial correspondent in frankfurt only 6600000000 is that good for the german taxpay

frequencies is over the corporations telecom telefonica vodafone net a subsidiary of once united internet paid a total of 6600000000 euros your forum is the other steve i'm very pleased that the 4 companies that have acquired the frequencies and now able to quickly drive the 5 g. network expansion competition kernan the new mobile radio standard 5 g. will be able to transmit data around a 100 times faster than its predecessor 40 and it'll do it almost instantaneously decisive for example for autonomous driving or industry digitalized large corporations like b.s.f. even want to set up their own networks using fi independent of the mobile network operators for example trucks were used to drive autonomously with the billions from the auction the german state wants to expand high speed internet into rural areas and promote the digitalisation of schools for private use in germany 5 g. will probably be available in 2021 at the earliest and he won't be nationwide until some time after that. aaron telt in front of you business is looking into the story for us aaron is this a done deal are we goin

if we begin our nominations today with a moment and his company united internet is valued at around 11000000000 and on our list of germany's richest people you ranks 25th with a personal wealth of 4500000000 euros for months once the midfield. electively the guests at this elegant evening are worth billions of euros. this is the face of wealth in germany main email and although we're close to the super rich here their world remains somehow also for each. hamburg home to manage a magazine's parent company the speaker group hardly any publication keeps close a tabs on germany's ultra rich every year the magazine's team gathers information on wealthy germans and using the forbes model makes a special edition with a list of germany's 1001 richest people. it's painstaking work. but is that how many billionaires are video of a $481.00 the 190 last year was $136.00 right no verster it was around $170.00 or $170.00 ok on that is someone who wants to get on our list of 1001 riches germans needs to have around 100000000 with their cash often quite doesn't have to be money in the bank most people have it

. >> in order of companies that won the most megahertz, vodafone, telefonica, united internet likelyrise. matt: the open in just two minutes. >> a minute to go until the start of cash equities trading. let's take a look at how markets are positioned. this is over from asia. concern about trade. optimism in some quarters about what central banks will do about that. oil prices taking a leg upward. they took a leg downward yesterday on concern about excess supply. today, the story is about disruption to supply as a result of incidents taking place in the gulf of oman. the u.s. 10-year yield in focus with the risk obsession today. demand for treasuries and yields coming down. s&p futures suggesting we could be weaker at the start of the u.s. trading day. ,uropean futures weaker suggesting we could be weaker at the opening of the trading day in europe. once again, markets weighing up skepticism around trade tension and what they expect central banks globally to do about that. let's have a look at how european equity markets digest all of that latest trade news. there are some real specifi

the media we want the military to be pulled out of the streets and finally lift the ban on the internet. united nations says at least 4000000 people have left venezuela because of its western economic and political situation described the figure is alarming and says urgent help is still needed to host them in other countries latin america and it certainly see a new man brings us the story from santiago chile. i know what the numbers are staggering and unprecedented every day thousands of more than is wayland's join the exodus the vast majority by 1st crossing over into neighboring colombia which has already received more than 1300000 economic refugees and cattlemen is one of the newcomers and this un refugee camp with. my children went 3 days without eating anything it's very difficult as a mother my mom isn't here she's over there suffering from hunger that's why i was eager to leave and work to send her something. the u.n. predicts that before the end of the year the venezuelan exodus will surpass $6000000.00 the vast majority of whom are coming here to latin america. from colombia millions o

yes there are several media reports that suggest that all of the major internet companies in the united states are facing investigations for the way they are operating in their business fields and of course for the way they're using their technological edge and so we're not only talking about facebook and google we're also taking talking about apple and amazon and the investigations are reported to be initiated by several u.s. government agencies and by congress so this really looks like a large scale attack on those businesses and that's why the share prices of all of them have slumped but is not really new to them is it i mean europe spin they have before when it comes to antitrust probes against google and the likes yes especially google or elf of that which is the parent company of google you tube and a few more businesses has already faced several huge fines and had to pay several huge fines here in the european union the european commission are antitrust watchdogs have really been the front runners when it comes to looking into the way those businesses are operating american polic

there is lack of good infrastructure, even in lots of places in the united states, right? mobile internets are very poor. especially true if you are talking about rural areas in the u.s., and africa, there are physical limitations when people are spread out, if there are mountains or jungles, all of that is a problem. there are literacy barriers and other social obstacles to people getting online. there is a whole host of challenges. emily: you talk about these phones having the bones of the cheap feature phone, but the brains of a smartphone. can you really provide the brains of a smartphone for $20? shira: if you are used to using samsungiest iphone or smartphone, maybe a candy bar phone with the guts of a conventional smartphone will not do it for you. you are never trying to text on a 1990's flip phone, it is kind of like this experience. these phones have a button in the center where you push it and you can use the google voice assistant, which has been optimized for these low-power devices. in many cases you can get popular apps like facebook and youtube, which these companies have

well reports in different media suggest that all of the major internet giants are facing investigations in the united states for potentially abusing their market power and their technological edge in their respective businesses we're talking about all of them facebook google or alphabet the parent company of google and you tube but also about apple amazon and the reports are that several government agencies in the u.s. are investigating here as well as congress so this is really a large scale political attack on the whole sector and i can let loose and there in front of it thank you so much. mexico has launched a counter offensive against the threat of u.s. terrorists top officials say further levees would not only hurt the economies of both countries but could also cause a quote in the central americans to migrate north in the last week don trump used his favorite economic tool to push his political agenda. there's barely a week left to solve the latest conflict washington is getting ready to impose 5 percent punitive tariffs on all mexican imports as of the 10th of june they could rise to as much a

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when you look at the very biggest companies in the world units like amazon apple alpha bit the google mother or son song they're underway in internet computers electronic consumer electronics and yes germany has missed the boat on that they're active in many tertiary areas that affect that in their big users of that technology but yes the americans the koreans the japanese partly have been better at using those business prospects and opportunities well if the convenes in the japanese are doing better under a or is it all down to the fact that asian companies are so strong because they're mostly high tech. well that is part of the reason monica is absolutely right now asia is home to some 50 percent of the world's fastest growing companies and a lot of that has come from china and india as well many reasons for. the asia being dubbed as the world's fastest growing economies as well as the walls manufacturing hub of course on the basic level consumer effluence is on the rise with higher middle income populations around the region. central banks also and governments are also lending deep support to local companies in order to push fur

and i don't see that happening anytime soon in the united states of america there's also the 2nd point tyrrel think about it when i go onto the internet when i get on my phone i assume that somebody is listening to me or watching what i'm typing each and every day this whole surveillance things laws no laws canada united states are you in europe are you in china i have a feeling somebody is watching us at all times and i just practice my stuff when i'm out there the internet the phone whatever it is i keep living my life because the whole thing is you know what i really have nothing to hide so if you really want to spy on me hey i'm here for all the spying you want alex has nothing to hide but we here in the united states we do it and usually those things they hide are protected by the constitution which has the 4th amendment of illegal search and seizure which as i've word snowden and many others have revealed you know the pfizer warrantless and a lot of the things that came out of 911 the patriot act things about major definitely intrude on that especially so 5 surveillance i mean is this the thing that's going to bring is it sad to

up to 7 years they're fearing for extradition to the united states in that time he was confined to the premises and in the last year also his internet was qatar and his connection to the outside world was severely limited now as i say the u.k. is currently reviewing extradition requests from both the united states and sweet and meanwhile though of course in the united states they've introduced 17 indictments against late in may charging him on to the espionage act for that he faces a sentence of life imprisonment actually the sum of a 175 years in prison if found guilty however to his supporters including campaigners activists and indeed journalists they believe that judas songes a valiant campaign if it's true in fact they believe you should be applauded and not pass acute it for simply telling the truth. let's head north or world leaders home to can to the stage in since petersburg including the russian and chinese presidents in a lengthy q. and a at the international economic forum president putin told the park congress hall that america's push for dominance could be a driving force towards something more than just economic dispu

spent up to 7 years there fearing for extradition to the united states in that time he was confined to the premises and in the last year also his internet was cut off and his connection to the outside world was severely limited now as i say the u.k. is currently reviewing extradition requests from both the united states and sweet and meanwhile though of course in the united states they've introduced 17 indictments against late in may charging him on to the espionage act for that he faces a sentence of life imprisonment actually the sum of a 175 years in prison if found guilty however to his supporters including campaigners activists and indeed journalists they believe that judas songe is a valiant campaigner for truth in fact they believe he should be applauded and not pass acute it for simply telling the truth. the video comes shortly after the un special rapporteur on torture claimed a song should been exposed to psychological torture during his years in the ecuadorian embassy and is now suffering its consequences we spoke to mills meltzer about the way assad has been treated so what kind of way to the future you can watch the full in

using the internet to spread fa ke denied using the internet to spread fake news and also alter public opinion. but politicians in europe and the unitedg to influence elections. in 2017, fake news was made word of the year. it has become synonymous with elections, russia and the internet. the latest campaign used scores of accou nts the latest campaign used scores of accounts in multiple languages and although its impact was limited, it highlights the challenge facing social media providers and governments. to separate news which is real from news governments. to separate news which is realfrom news which is not. governments. to separate news which is real from news which is not. the people who come out of work but getting a job can actually reduce reoffending by a third, according to the ministry ofjustice. now the charity, key for life, is urging companies across the uk to employ ex offenders and give them a second chance. fiona lamdin has been to see how some former inmates are being prepared for the world of work. five years ago, saj was still in prison. i have spent most of my life in and out ofjail. but having served his sentenc

up to 7 years there fearing for extradition to the united states in that time he was confined to the premises and in the last year or so his internet was qatar and his connection to the outside world was severely limited now as i say the u.k. is currently reviewing extradition requests from both the united states and sweet and meanwhile though of course in the united states they've introduced 17 indictments against juventus on late in may charging him on to the espionage act for that he faces a sentence of life imprisonment actually the sum of 175 years in prison if found guilty however to his supporters including campaigners activists and. janice they believe that you are such as a valiant campaigner for truth in fact they believe you should be applauded and not pass acute it for simply telling the tree. united states continues to ramp up pressure on president maduro his government in venezuela announcing new sanctions against a state owned oil company but it seems that washington is still unsure about the future of the latin american nation and whether madeira should in fact step down and lead doughty a recording suggests the u.s

they landed had never left their communities before in the united states nowadays we you know we know a lot of things because we have the internet we see everything on our t.v. it's easier to travel most people don't just stay in their community actually i don't know a single person that has stayed in their community their whole lives without even going on vacation to a different community and all that so just imagine what these young soldier must have thought when they were stuck in those boats and then brought it brought to shore here and just thrown into hell what kind of resolve and what kind of courage does it take and what were they you know thinking what what what was awaiting them that is something that that really struck me today when i listen to donald trump because it is true you know you you you fight so hard and in the aftermath everybody can say you're a hero but what are you thinking just in the seconds and minutes leading up to this when you come from a small community that say in the heartland of the united states that you do have a left yeah there's a lot of commonality too in terms of what the the men who are

we wanted to invite people to unite together to be proud of who they are and do something good for the world and for. hours while internet fame has come quickly the band a role trained musicians who have spent years honing their own particular brand of heavy metal it's a genre that became enormously popular as mongolia transition to democracy in 1990 . the truth. among goli and love rock music out of wood and i think it's something to do with our culture our history and our traditional music. that idea of riding horses being energetic. rock music has everything it has energy it has the power and it's the food and that's why i think mungo ins love rock music from doing. this plan to release their debut album in september and not sure to be music to the years of heavy metal fans longing to hear something a little bit different. more on the dot going forward slash is shot on facebook and twitter i bet you want to see more of the whole bad they're coming up next that's already have for you today with your next time i phone all. go to the newsroom executing channel. mode goodbye no story. with exclusive. the must see concerni

internet before china does. amol rajan, bbc news. the women's world cup round of 16 knock—out phase is drawing to a close. the unitede later on tuesday, italy will play china and the netherlands japan. the current world champions edged past spain 2—1. megan rapinoe converting an early penalty, gave the tournament favourites the lead in the first seven minutes. but spain held their nerve and equalised two minutes later through jennifer hermoso. the us were awarded a second spot kick in the second half, sealing the win. meanwhile, sweden beat canada in a hard—fought match in paris. a 55—minute chipped effort by stina blackstenius the difference as they ended canada's campaign 1—0. the eastern black rhino was wiped out in rwanda, but thanks to a successful conservation and breeding programme in zoos across europe, five rhinos have now been reintroduced into the country. it's the largest ever transportation of the critically endangered animalfrom europe. but, the ongoing threat of poaching for rhino horn means they'll need special protection. victoria gill followed them on theirjourney. not your usual feeding time. he l

moscow has repeatedly denied using the internet to spread fake news and also alter public opinion. but politicians in europe and also in the unitedtions. in 2017, fake news was made word of the year. it's a phrase that has become synonymous with elections, the internet and also with russia. the latest campaign used scores of accounts in multiple languages and although its impact was limited, it once again highlights the challenge facing social media providers and governments to separate news that is real from news that is not. gareth barlow, bbc news. young people are being exploited in their quest to find work, according to the unite union. it says some employers are using a loophole in employment law to use young people as free labour by offering them unpaid trial shifts. our correspondent has been speaking to one young woman who believes she has been the victim of the practice. like thousands of teenagers this summer, 16—year—old mia had been looking for a part—time job. when a local cafe responded to her cv with the offer of a trial shift, she was elated. she says she spent seven hours waitressing on a busy saturday, but was

the months since the attack, governments, civil society, and others are united to commit to a safe, secure, open, and global internet. in fulfilling our commitment to the christchurch call we will , take a wide range of actions, including to continue investing in technology, so we can respond as quickly as possible to future instance. let me turn to our approach to attempts to mitigate public conversation. as a uniquely open service, twitter enables the clarification of falsehoods in real-time. we proactively use technologies to halt the spread of content propagated through manipulative tactics. we prohibit account manipulation, malicious information and fake accounts. we continue to explore further actions through both policy and product to address these in the future. we continue to look at what we can do to safeguard the healthy environment on twitter. we look forward to working together on these important issues. thank you. rep. thompson: thank you for your testimony. i now recognize mr. slater to summarize his testimony for five minutes. mr. slater: chairman thompson, ranking member rogers, distinguished member

services and a majority of the people in the world now are connected to the internet so it hits the person on the street china and the united states and many other countries agreed to launch an osaka track of digital free flow with trucks that means free trade at the end of the negotiation process for digital on services and connectivity and information but with trust protect the privacy as the european union has just done in its part of the world protect intellectual of property protect the even the security forces of foreign powers from spying on citizens in other countries yes that's a tough balance to get right between countries like china and countries like the united states the defender of the facebook's and amazons the big titans of the moment but they're moving in the right direction and then in the subsequent session when they spoke about the global economy they did focus on training. and president xi promised everyone else at the table and not just donald trump that he would open the chinese economy bring in more imports and provide national treatment to foreign firms doing foreign direct investment in the united

internet but you are not prepared to admit it on camera? sonnenkrieg division was allied to this ultra—extreme nazi group from the united states, atomwaffen divisionne wolf attacks and has been linked to five murders. daniel sandford, bbc news. back to our top story the tory leadership race, ultimately will come down to conservative members to pick the leader of the party, and oui’ pick the leader of the party, and our next prime minister. let's go to my colleague, anita mcveigh at sale conservative club inmate greater manchester, evening anita. hi there clive, thank you very much, yes, welcome back to sale conservative club, quite a buzz here this evening, especially watching the results of the second round of voting coming in, the biggest reactions reserved for borisjohnson and rory stewart. the two candidates who are probably at the opposite poles in terms of this leadership contest. let's get some reaction from counsellor liam billington, and also from laura beth thompson, liam i spoke to earlier, dominic raab was one of the candidates who you are most interested in, you must be disappointed he's out. while i was between oris and dominic, and