Anna a warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. On anna edwards. Manus we have a feast of breaking news for you. A headline on airbus first of all. Adjustedst quarter ebit against an estimate of 326 million. Theyre confirming the forecasts and giving numbers for orders in revenue as well. Theyve been facing some production glitches thats been afflicting them with the newest in their highmargin jets facing some of the problems. They have suffered problems because of shortages from suppliers. Two suppliers both said they were addressing the issues but perhaps its something thats giving the Company Policy for thought this morning. Thats one of the companies were covering, airbus saying adjusted Free Cash Flow has come in at 1. 6 billion euros. Manus lets talk about the World Biggest cancer drug maker, roche. The company confirmed its fullyear there were talking about 2017 as being low mid singledigit growth and they been hoping to raise the dividend. ,irstquarter sales is a beat 2. 70 7
Office by the constitutional court. Theres still a ton of interest in her fate. Im at the Prosecutors Office. I am surrounded by a massive number of police force for extra security and police buses to block the protesters from coming here. Also media trying to cover the story today. Shes supposed to show up in lez than half an hour. Its been months since she said anything herself about her impeachment. Park spothers have turned out and are not happy. Parks spokesperson said the truth will come out one day. Whether that day will be today is unclear. Some took it to mean park will deny all allegations against her. The investigation has been going on since october. A lot has happened. Bring us through some of that process. Reporter shes been quite effect iive at avoiding it. Theres been a continuous tug of war between the independent counsel and parks lawyers that stopped her from having to appear. Now that shes been removed from office she has little choice. She faces various allegations
Office by the constitutional court. Theres still a ton of interest in her fate. Im at the Prosecutors Office. I am surrounded by a massive number of police force for extra security and police buses to block the protesters from coming here. Also media trying to cover the story today. Shes supposed to show up in lez than half an hour. Its been months since she said anything herself about her impeachment. Park spothers have turned out and are not happy. Parks spokesperson said the truth will come out one day. Whether that day will be today is unclear. Some took it to mean park will deny all allegations against her. The investigation has been going on since october. A lot has happened. Bring us through some of that process. Reporter shes been quite effect iive at avoiding it. Theres been a continuous tug of war between the independent counsel and parks lawyers that stopped her from having to appear. Now that shes been removed from office she has little choice. She faces various allegations
Welcome to bbc news. The Prime Minister has signed the letter that will activate article 50 of the treaty of lisbon, the formal start of the process of leaving the european union. The letter will be delivered tomorrow to the European Council by the uks ambassador to the eu. Theresa may said today that she was determined to use brexit as an opportunity to build a global britain. Our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. Nine months of careful assembly, plenty of preparation, and attention to detail. The decisions that have been taken will affect all our lives and livelihoods, and her political future. Banging the drum for trade with the gulf, the Prime Minister wants to reach out. Tomorrow we begin the negotiations to secure a new deep and special partnership with the european union. As we do so, i am determined that we should also sees this historic opportunity to get out into the world. But theres a job at home to do, too. Here in birmingham, voters favoured leaving the eu but
Welcome to bbc news. The Prime Minister has signed the letter that will activate article 50 of the treaty of lisbon, the formal start of the process of leaving the european union. The letter will be delivered tomorrow to the European Council by the uks ambassador to the eu. Theresa may said today that she was determined to use brexit as an opportunity to build a global britain. Our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. Nine months of careful assembly, plenty of preparation, and attention to detail. The decisions that have been taken will affect all our lives and livelihoods, and her political future. Banging the drum for trade with the gulf, the Prime Minister wants to reach out. Tomorrow we begin the negotiations to secure a new deep and special partnership with the european union. As we do so, i am determined that we should also sees this historic opportunity to get out into the world. But theres a job at home to do, too. Here in birmingham, voters favoured leaving the eu but