new etf that offers investors a ride into space. whether you embrace or reject etfs, there s no getting around their influence. balchunas, how are etf investors is handling the first big rough patch of 2019? eric: this will be interesting. our first down day on tuesday. the market was down. beene been saying this has a lot like 2017, the dystopian setting. even 2016 had a few down days. likehad dozens of days this. if you look at outflows, it s what i expected. there s a variety of asset classes, large-cap, tech, junk bonds, small caps. they have two things in common. they are risk on etfs. they are super liquid used by traders. atally they freak out everything. let s look at how. these are going into etfs long-term. i want to see isa, a court etf chief. they took in $300 million yesterday. that s a good sign. allocators do what they do. let s also look at the new school fear gauge, dollar volume. it really indicates how big the freak out was. you can see it s about double av
the technology means jade gadd from county durham will be able to take part in lessons from home, and not fall behind in her studies, as ruth holliday explains. jade and are to be to the robot, together they are a team which mea nss together they are a team which meanss she can really go places without leaving home. he will be taking her place in the classroom as she takes fanatics and physics a levels. his head moves up and down, you can change the colour of his head to say whether i am feeling well enough to participate or not. i can wave or ask a question whether it and also be able to hear and speak through him. his high definition camera means he can take in every thing he can take in everything that is going on in the classroom. jade gadd has ehlers danlos syndrome, often meaning she s bedbound for weeks at a time. i have seizures, i passed out, i have very little energy and painful dissertations, insomnia. that means that a lot of the time it is very hard to get into s
negotiator has aimed to end the ambiguity, expressing concern about progress so ambiguity, expressing concern about progress so far towards brexit. he warned ambiguity must be removed in progress on separation issues made. david davies said the sides had to show flexibility and imagination. gliding into eu headquarters, david davis. the summer almost over, it is now that the brexit stakes get serious. don t be fooled by the smiles between the chief negotiators. serious tensions are brewing. we are concerned. time passes quickly. from the eu s michel barnier, evident frustration that the talks are moving far too slowly. we must start negotiating seriously. we need uk papers that are clear, in order to have constructive negotiations. and it is money that he means, the uk s brexit bill. but, from david davis, a combative response, so the battle is brewing. we want to lock in the points where we agree, unpick where we disagree, and make further progress on the whole range of issu
if the police had investigated him properly. ian watkins, the lead singer of the band, lost prophets, was sentenced to 29 years in prison four years ago. but an investigation by the independent police complaints commission found that south wales police missed a series of opportunities to stop him. our wales correspondent, sian lloyd reports. a rock star and a hero to his fans across the world, but in private ian watkins was a paedophile, his behaviour was described as having plumbed the depths of depravity. his sexual interest in children was reported by his former girlfriend. watkins had sent indecent images tojoanne mjadzelics‘ mobile phone, but when she took it to the police, her allegations were not followed up. the police watchdog, the independent police complaints commission, has found officers‘ bias against her meant watkins was able to carry on abusing children. joanne mjadzelics spoke today of the toll it s all taken. she said. the ipcc report finally vindicat
while they re doing it. looks utterly stressful to me, i m afraid! let s catch up with the weather now. most m ost pla ces most places dry today, one or two showers towards eastern areas, a heavy one in eastern scotland and more clouded in southern england and wales compared with yesterday. once the sun breaks through it will feel warmer than yesterday. warmest of all in the far south east, highs of 25 degrees. showers this evening will fade away. good beat and ijust a few isolated ones to the west and in the english channel. the main risk will be in the highlands of western scotland but even here many will stay dry. not a chilly start a sunday morning. early mist and fog clearing, sunny spells for many, more clouded the highlands and patchy rain and drizzle. any morning showers in the west fade away quickly. most will stay dry throughout the day and feeling a touch warmer than today, with temperatures up a degree or so for many. monday, bank holiday for most, wet and windy i