Higher, the nasdaq also turning positive for the year. And all 11 sectors finley in the green on the s p 500 but, hey, dont look now because over there, in the bond market, yields are still trading near alltime lows, the 10year grows a bit but at 1. 06 yesterday, of course, below 1 so were doing something a little bit different at the top tonight. Everybody ready . Go. Do it, brian. Were going around the table. And i want each of you to give our viewers a simple answer to a sifrp question starting with guy adami. Yes, sir why were we up 1,100 point. The short answer is i have no idea, brian. Thank you. If you ask me to ask, i think joe biden had a lot to do with it you brought up that. Maybe in rert expect, the Global Central Bank nonsense or lunacy kicked in. Maybe we were in an oversold condition. But i got to tell you last night sitting here the same time given the close with the fed news we absolutely retest the 2,900 level. Clearly that didnt happen today. With that said, you know
Threat to the public. To this end, we carried out two searches at addresses both in staffordshire and in the stoke on trent area. The Prime Minister says he wants longer sentences for violent offenders , and says the attack is proof serious criminals shouldnt be released from prison early. The practice of automatic Early Release, where we cut a sentence in half, and lets serious violent offenders out early, simply isnt working, and we have some very good evidence of how that isnt working, im afraid, in this case. But the mayor of london sadiq khan says ministers are to blame for reducing sentences for serious offenders. Judges used to have the power to give an indeterminate sentence to protect the public. And in other news, millions of commuters will have to pay an average of 2. 7 more for rail tickets in the new year. And england will face croatia in their opening game for the euro 2020, on 14th june. Good evening. One of the victims of yesterdays terror attack has been named as jack
Slow to clear. The fog will reform this evening and overnight, particularly across east wales, the midlands and northern england. Cloud and rain in the south west will begin to slide south, taking gusty winds with it. A breeze blowing gcioss winds with it. A breeze blowing across the southern half of the uk, so across the southern half of the uk, so the fog not quite so extensive, the frost not as sharp. Elsewhere, clear skies, a few showers clipping northern and eastern scotland, ten two on eastern coast, and in parts of Northern Ireland. It is a dry and cold night for many, lowest temperatures across northern england, Northern Ireland and into scotland. Tomorrow, High Pressure building from the west, low pressure sliding south. Quite a breeze, will continue to feed showers in. For many, a dry and bright day with good spells of sunshine, the fog not lingering quite so long. Still a cold day. Hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. The headlines tributes are paid to the first victim to
Hello and welcome to world news today. One of the victims of yesterdays terror attack in london has been named as jack merritt, a cambridge graduate who was helping coordinate a conference on prisoner rehabilitation. He was one of two People Killed by 28 year old usman khan, a former prisoner whod been convicted of terrorism, and was released from prison on licence last year. Daniel sandford reports 25 years old and a keen traveller, jack merritt had a masters from cambridge university. He was described by his father today as a beautiful spirit who always took the side of the underdog. Yesterday, he was stabbed to death in a frenzied attack by a former prisoner at a conference that he had helped organise. In the aftermath, his killer was wrestled to the ground by other former prisoners who had been attending the conference and then shot dead by police. The man who stabbed him, usman khan, was released from prison last year halfway through a sentence for plotting to bomb the london stoc
Here before christmas and getting it agreed before the brexit deadline at the end of january. Beyond that, theres the question of getting a trade deal agreed. Michael gove today confident that would happen next year. Weve done a huge amount of work already, alongside the withdrawal agreement, in the political declaration, which lays the groundwork for the deal that we want. Across europe, there is an appetite to ensure that we tie up the loose ends, we conclude a relationship based on free trade and friendly cooperation. Away from brexit, the conservatives are promising to freeze National Insurance, income tax and vat what they are calling a triple lock. But they are also making some expensive promises, including maintaining the levels of pensioner benefits as well as spending more money on childcare, on fixing potholes, and on a skills fund. The manifesto will also pledge to end Parking Charges at hospitals for long term patients and theirfamilies, and for nhs staff on night shifts. B