And the nominations for this Years Mercury prize are announced stormzy, ed sheeran and kate tempest are among the nominees. Good morning. Its thursday 27th july, im ben brown. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. The government has asked independent experts to produce a report assessing the costs and benefits of eu migrants, as part of plans to develop a new Immigration System after brexit. The immigration minister, brandon lewis, said it was a simple matter of fact that Free Movement rules would no longer apply after britain leaves the eu that means new rules to manage migration would be in place by spring 2019. The Home Secretary has written in the Financial Times today laying out her views of a post brexit Immigration System. She said we need the most accurate picture possible of the extent to which the uk economy uses eu labour. She also sought to reassure businesses there would be no cliff edge once we leave. She concluded by saying, put simply, the uk must remain a hub for international
In the stock brexit bounceback. Iag warned on profits just hours after the brexit vote. How are things looking . We hear from this Ceo Willie Walsh in london. Caroline . Manus. E yes, such anticipation building. Steaming hot, 29 degrees is what is expected to get in frankfurt. The question is a buzz. Will we get a change to quantitative easing . A change to amount of bonds they can buy back up notably, weve all got a question on how this rejections will look like from mario draghi . Is there enough risk in the system to push a move right now . Manus youve got it. Is he going to be looking at the conversation that carney had with the parliamentarians yesterday thinking to himself you went hard, fast and early, can i justify that to the germans . Caroline, great morning. Lots more to come from caroline in frankfurt. There is one thing on the markets. Lets get his truck desk lets get across to shery ahn. Lets get across to shery ahn. Shery apple has announced updates to the iphone and a w
Good morning. You are watching the pulse. Im guy johnson. Im francine lacqua. 14 years after inheriting the biggest budget deficit since 1945, the u. K. Chancellor will give his last autumn statement before the general election. Ispite the recovery, osborne less than halfway toward his goal of returning public finances to surplus. So what can we expect from the statement . We will bring you coverage of all those issues that matter of ahead of the statement this morning. We are bringing full coverage of the statement. We will take that live at 12 30 london time. First, we got two hours of analysis right here on the pulse. Some key guests. A game of numbers is a good way of looking at this. George osborne delivering his auto statement and the forecast are all about the deficit. Around 100 billion pounds for much of this year. Much higher than previously anticipated. Cut or spend, we will do the math with the institute of fiscal studies Program Director. She is going to be working through
Shares at the Company Tanks as it scraps forecast pending and accounting pro. And accounting probe. Mark welcome to countdown. Also coming up today russian reunion. Angela merkel and Vladimir Putin meet for the First Time Since february to commemorate victims of world war ii. Tensions remain high over ukraine. The peoples bank of china opens the stimulus cap again cutting Interest Rates for the third time in six months. Challenging the countrys 7 growth target. Christine hah is on the story from beijing. Good morning christine. Whats is expected . Christine it was expected. A few economists had predicted the right path. Over the weekend, we also had Consumer Price growth most important, the shanghai market has tempered the rise over the last two weeks. A lot of space for the central bank to cut rates at this point. Cutting rates at this moment is more of a stabilizing a step a stabilization to the economy than a stimulus. Debt levels are ready so high in china. We have seen three rate
Left the outside world with no good choices, he says. I strongly advocate identifying reliable groups and getting them the wherewithal. Can be cash and ammunition. Next door in iraq, where ford served as well, alarm grows as an alqaeda offshoot seizes control of the second largest city. We have a large space of territory. Thats controlled largely by this islamist extremist group. We are meeting at a time when the Islamic State in iraq in lavant has taken over mosul. Not only the second largest city but gee gravellingcally, ethnically, reledgeously, a key city in the country. Absolutely. What do you make of this development . I think its extremely serious. As you mentioned, mu mosul is, commercially on the trade routes between aleppo and the med trainian and it is a very important city historically. Its a large city and its very important as a city where kurdish parts of iraq come in to contact, the fault line, with sunni arab elements and there is a s shiia population. A relatively sma