Yeah, we try to switch off in the evenings, i think. I once weve finished the evening stable at 6 00 time, we have dinner and whatever, you try to switch off a bit and think about Something Else dog whines. Its helping the whole family reach new heights. And as if they didnt have enough on their plate, getting ready for their biggest moment, breakfast time is even busier with a litter of lurcher puppies and for a change, the spotlight isnt on ginas brother, jack the worlds tallestjockey its on ginas horse also famous for its size. Shower time, and latenightpass is my kind of grand National Horse because its one of the shortest in the field 16 hands. And the Grand National is famous for its fairy tale stories, and this certainly would be with the Family Connections with mum, son, and Daughter In Law all involved. Hes very small for a racehorse, isuppose. But he doesnt know that hes always been small, so. And hes always been an accurate jumper, which i think, around there, is quite impor
Figure in focus as investors search for clues about the next fed rate hike. With the u. K. Election less than a week away, we speak to iain duncan smith. Good morning. This is bloomberg surveillance. Im Francine Lacqua here in london. Theres a lot of news today and that has loads of implications for all the data across the board. Lets get straight to it. Global stocks are up. The nikkei 225 stock average topped 20,000 points for the 2015. Time since this is mainly as private american hiring data bolstered confidence in the economy. We have to wait for that jobs data today coming through. This is what were seeing for pound, weakening a touch. Look out for pound. We are just seven days until that election, june 8. Yen, im seeing a little movement. 111. 56. Crude oil, we will be speaking to the opec secretarygeneral shortly. Lets get straight to the bloomberg first word news. Nejra we start in the u. S. The Trump Administration has asked the u. S. Supreme court to reinstate its travel ban
Hello and welcome. Moria migrant camp was all but destroyed in the fire this week. Now, a second blaze has wiped out pretty much all that was left. Firefighters have been battling through the night to try and bring the fire under control at europes largest refugee camp. Last week, it was the only shelter for more than 12,000 refugees and now it appears to be just wasteland. Mark lobel has the latest hundreds of unaccompanied children leave for the mainland from theirfire children leave for the mainland from their fire ravaged children leave for the mainland from theirfire ravaged camp on the island of lesbos, just as new fires began destroying parts of the camp that had been spared the initial onslaught. The greek government says the original fire the greek government says the originalfire was caused the greek government says the original fire was caused by protesters after 35 residents who had tested positive for corona minus were isolated. Strong winds fanned the flames ina strong wi
And freezing conditions at this years french open as players swap tennis whites for leggings and jumpers. Good to have you with us. The New York Times says President Trump paid just 750 in federal income taxes in the year he won the presidency. The paper says it has obtained two decades of mr trumps tax records after a long battle by the president to keep them private. Theyre reported to reveal chronic financial losses and years of tax avoidance. Mr trump dismissed the report as fake news. Our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. Once again, donald trump and his tax returns, the story that has dogged the president ever since he announced he was running for office, and long before as a businessman. Now the New York Times says it is obtained tax return data from mrtrump obtained tax return data from mr trump dating back more than two decades, along with the hundreds of companies that make up hundreds of companies that make up his Business Organisation and detailed information