Rates for only the second time since the 2008 financial crisis. It warns of slowing global growth. Manchester city are up and running in the Champions League. They comfortably beat shakhtar donetsk in ukraine, whilst spurs are held to a draw by olympiakos. And more wardrobe dilemmas out there today. The chilly start to your thursday morning but with plenty of sunshine overhead it will feel pleasa ntly warm sunshine overhead it will feel pleasantly warm later. I will have the full forecast here on breakfast. It is thursday 19 september. Our top story the number of robberies in england and wales is increasing much faster than in other wealthy countries. A new report shows robberies with knives have risen by 45 between march 2014 and march 2018. The increase is being blamed on police cuts and the growth in smartphone use. Our Home Affairs Correspondent danny shaw reports. It isa it is a frightening crime. Every hour about ten people become victims of robbery, sometimes by thieves riding m
Supreme court when we will have the extraordinary side today of a former conservative Prime Minister accusing the current conservative Prime Minister of dishonest motives. Canadian Prime MinisterJustin Trudeau says he deeply regrets wearing skin darkening make up at a school gala almost two decades ago. I shouldnt have done it, i should have known better. It was something that i didnt think was racist at the time but now i recognise it was something racist to do. New Research Suggests robberies are increasing at a faster rate in england and wales than in any other major developed country. And Manchester City get their Champions League campaign off to a strong start with a 3 0 win in ukraine. Good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9 David Cameron has revealed for the first time how he sought the queens help during the Scottish Referendum of 2014, admitting he asked her to raise an eyebrow over the question of independence. Speaking to the bbc in the new two part series, the former
Celebrating his birthday say they havent ruled out suing the company. They also tell us how they cope with losing owen i talked to him every day, in my thoughts and out loud. And i have a big lock of his hair which i kiss every morning. And i also have a necklace, its got some of his hair in there, keep close to me. You can see my full interivew with owens mum, dad and sister in a few minutes time. And every five minutes, somewhere in the world, a person dies from a snake bite. Its mainly in some of the poorest places on earth like sub saharan africa. Translation i was told my leg would have to be amputated or i would die. I cannot work. Ijust sit here at home. And were going to show you just how toxic snake venom can be by taking some of my blood and mixing it with the poisin from a snake bite. Thats in about half an hour. The results should be interesting. Hello. Welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. Have you ever been bitten by a snake . Maybe when you were on h
Supreme court where just over an hour we will have the extraordinary respectable the spectacle of the lawyer for respectable the spectacle of the lawyerforformer respectable the spectacle of the lawyer for former conservative Prime Minister sirjohn major, accusing the current conservative Prime Minister of acting unconstitutionally. Canadian Prime Ministerjustin trudeau says he deeply regrets wearing skin darkening make up at a school gala almost two decades ago. I shouldnt have done it, i should have known better. It was something that i didnt think was racist at the time but now i recognise it was something racist to do. New Research Suggests robberies are increasing at a faster rate in england and wales than in any other major developed country. And John Humphrys has presented his final edition of radio 4s today programme after 32 years on the show well be playing you his closing words. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. David cameron has revealed for the first time how he
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