behaviour, including forced hugging. at least 23 people have been killed geeta guru murthy is in the us state of alabama good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. after tornadoes hit the area. i m joanna gosling. in dover for us today. two political activists who had the home secretary sexual relationships with men who turned out to be undercover thank you. first of all, i am will meet senior police police officers, say they believe senior officers at scotland yard chiefs later this week, should face conspiracy after two more teenagers were killed to rape charges. in fatal stabbings over the weekend. thank you. first of all, iam in dover and you might be able to see jodie chesney and yousef makki, and laura muir has completed who were both 17, were killed a second successive european indoors in separate incidents on friday the lorries behind me. everything double, after winning gold in glasgow in the and saturday night. moving efficiently and quickly at women s 1500 metres.
man. we read we may be forced between alibaba s arise. force behinde alibaba s rise. there is one big story today for markets around the world and that is the $200 billion worth of tariffs that president trump may enact on china. the question is how big those tariffs are. 25% tariffs could result in a 5% drop in stock prices. but look at the major market indexes because despite all this, stocks held up well. managed a gain of 1/10. nasdaq it got hit, intellectual-property concerns with china and semi conductors, a concern this could slowdown. that was the biggest loser. just five hours away from those tariffs kicking in, tech responsible for declines we saw in new york. looking at what s going on with nikkei futures, before trading gets underway, a little to the downside. we will look again at this red arrow story. kathleen: let s get a closer look at the risk off mood on wall street. heavy selling in semi conductors pushing the nasdaq to its third straight decline. the thr
give up its secrets. rebecca morelle, bbc news. the time is 10:30pm and darren is here with the weather. hello, i want to touch on the flooding in italy first of all. this is just another example of severe weather becoming more severe and happening more often. it wasn t too long ago that this part of italy was in drought, but there has been six months of rain in the last couple of weeks which has certainly changed all that. this programme contains repetitive flashing images there s more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with victoria which is just getting under way the site of the former redcar steelworks is at the centre of a furious row between the conservative mayor of tees valley and labour. truly shocking. industrial scale corruption on teesside. a huge site acquired by the public body south tees developments limited for £12 million, in 2019. what s going on then? we ll talk live to the conservative mayor who s facing labour claims of cronyism, corruption
as you know, last tuesday, the annual inflation rate came in as 8.3%. the stock market skydived. people are shocked by their grocery bills. inflation is up hardly at all. you re not arguing 8.3 is not good news? no. but it was 8.2 before. you re making sound like, oh, my god, all of a sudden it went to 8.3%. it s the highest inflation in over 40 years. i got that. biden has used the pandemic as the legal reasoning behind why request he could cost up to $20,000 worth of student loan debt, but seems like he completely undercut his own argument. mr. president, first detroit auto show in three years. yeah. is the pandemic over? the pandemic is over. we still have a problem with covid. we re still doing a lot of work on it. the pandemic is over. if you notice, no one is wearing masks. everyone seems to be in pretty good shape. i think it s changing. this is a perfect example of it. those remarks were apparently not scripted, catching several of his top heal
san francisco fed president john williams says monetary policy needs to be reimagined to deal with a new normal. shirt of the tubing percent inflation target be scrapped? caroline: should we look at the record highs we closed out in the united states, because we are seeing a little bit of risk aversion, money coming off the table when you look at european futures. russia seems to be at a record high. today, money coming out of the riskier equities, but there is m&a action happening in germany. it looks like we could be following oil lower. guy: we are going to keep an eye with oil having a fairly bouncy time. let s take you to the gmm function, a good heads-up to what is going on around the world. i want to focus on what is happening with the yen, the yen really under pressure. you can see it s really welded. the yen moving up 1% this morning. we are flirting with the 100 line, the boj paying attention. the nikkei has responded by going down 1.22%. you ve seen some fairly int