Minister accuses President Trump of declaring war on his country. And, all eyes on the turner prize, as we look at the four nominees for one of the art worlds most prestigious awards. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. Labours shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, has used his keynote Party Conference speech to announce a radical revision of the way labour would fund large scale building projects. Hes pledged that a future Labour Government would take control of so called private finance initiatives. It would mark a huge shift in policy. For 25 years, under both conservatives and labour, private companies have built hundreds of schools and hospitals and then been paid to maintain them. Mr mcdonnell described the amount of money going to these companies as a scandal. Heres our Political Editor laura kuenssberg. Any spare change. A couple of quid for the speech, but how much to take schools, hospitals, prisons, builtand run by private firms, back into public control . Jeremy corbyns best
Anna warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak. Manus a whole host of markets are trying to understand what date one of the most trunk, the reality of policymaking in the white house, might mean. 2 trillion has been added to the equity markets. Volatility and treasuries, volatility in a number of markets. Has is the s p 500 and it been a moments. Of time since we have seen any move beyond 1 . That is what this is actually telling us. It is not move more than 1 of since october of last year. The volatility index is in a two and a half year low. Sustain inndwidth terms of momentum . Good for equities . Throwing away from trade agreements, what are the repercussions for the world . Anna were questioning all of these trades. When are we going to see the bottom follow these equities trades . Keep an eye on the suspect will be weaker. Breaking news from philip this morning, when poor numbers to come through. So far they are telling us to new Supervisory Board members. They are reshuffling things. L
So many of our laws today are directed at people we dont like or metadata, not people we are afraid of. I used to practice law years and years ago. When i was in law school taking my criminal justice, or rather i criminal law required for graduation i was taught to things. What is a crime . Thats the first question we have to answer in class. I suspect most of the people in this room may not know what a crime is. But i was taught that a crime is what the statute says is a crime. Thats not true today. There are lots and lots of things that are crimes that have nothing to do with statues. The second thing i was taught in law school, which i fancy pants law school where we are supposed to know everything. Certificate was taught was to commit a crime unit had the intention of doing the actor was violative of the law. Thats no longer true. There are things that are crimes that a legislative body never voted on but there are things that are crimes that nothing do with ones intent or ones bel
And risks surrounding the then upcoming uk vote changed the thinking on Interest Rates at the fed. Ot long before the june wang to hike rate, but a lot happened in the weeks and days leading outlook for the u. W that downgrade the change in outlook caused sparring inside the worlds most powerful central bank. Amon javers has more. The committee thought it would be predoesnt to wait for the brexit referendum before deciding on whether or not the raise Interest Rates. The consensus was that it could generate turbulence and that is what ended up happening. Now, jobs were the other area of uncertainty. Almost all participants judged that the surprisingly weak may employment report increased uncertainty. Most participants judged that in the absence of significant economic or fishock, b gains and inflation mor above 2 to warrant an increase. However, several expressed concern that a delay in resuming l funds rate would increase the risks to the Financial Stability r overshoot committees obje
And risks surrounding the then upcoming uk vote changed the thinking on Interest Rates at the fed. Ot long before the june wang to hike rate, but a lot happened in the weeks and days leading outlook for the u. W that downgrade the change in outlook caused sparring inside the worlds most powerful central bank. Amon javers has more. The committee thought it would be predoesnt to wait for the brexit referendum before deciding on whether or not the raise Interest Rates. The consensus was that it could generate turbulence and that is what ended up happening. Now, jobs were the other area of uncertainty. Almost all participants judged that the surprisingly weak may employment report increased uncertainty. Most participants judged that in the absence of significant economic or fishock, b gains and inflation mor above 2 to warrant an increase. However, several expressed concern that a delay in resuming l funds rate would increase the risks to the Financial Stability r overshoot committees obje