Trouble for Sports Direct, as the retailers Financial Results show a fall in earnings. Reality asserts itself at lords after a nightmare day yesterday. They have a face saving victory in the test match. And tens of thousands of gamers are gathered in new york for the World Championship of fortnite with more prize money on offer than wimbledon. Borisjohnson says his plan to recruit 2,000 new Police Officers across england and wales, will begin within weeks, and completed in just three years. This would restore officer numbers back to levels not seen for a decade, after cuts under the coalition government, and successive conservative administrations. The move has been welcomed, but there are warnings of logistical challenges, including a lack of training instructors. Our home affairs correspondent, Daniel Sandford has the story. The passing out parade this month at hendon, the Biggest Police college in the country, as forces in england and wales started to turn their backs on ten years o
Hello and welcome to world news today. We begin in syria where, according to the United Nations, air strikes by the governments armed forces and its allies have killed at least a hundred people in the last ten days. 26 of them were children. The uns human rights chief, michelle bachelet, has accused the International Community of treating the violence with, as she puts it, apparent indifference. The fighting has been taking place in idlib provice, in the north west of syria, which is one of the last strongholds of the rebel groups which rose up against president bashir. Imogen foulkes reports. Five year old, trying to desperately save her baby sister from an air strike. Hours later, maria jett died from injuries. This is the last area of the serious deliverable hands, also tell him to millions of civilians. United nations has warned for months that a battle here would come at a huge cost to civilian life. The area is supposed to be a de escalation zone. But in recent weeks, Syrian Forc
Than a fewp more percentage points. When you look at the s p 500, we are not close to oversold conditions. We are not elevated but when you look on an aggregate basis, we are below that line where people start to get worried about a potential for things being too overenthusiastic. The major indexes have recovered, the s p gaining 1. 7 . Last week, it had declined. Were back on the slow glide higher. What are you watching . Asked fed next wednesday and i am thinking about bonds, 10 year yields in particular. The 10 year yield the last four weeks it has closed down three out of those higher three out of those four weeks. Bonds are sliding into the fed, perhaps making the case that the rate cut is priced in. This is a longterm chart. You see the great bond bull market. There is two different trend channels, the 10 year yield bouncing off of the higher when. , ithe tenure you hold 2 suggests that any rate cut or future rate cut may be priced into some degree as this happened in the past wi
Special relationship. But how will it develop, required to stop and seek asylum there first. Migrants who failed to do so would then be ineligible for asylum in the us. Under mrjohnson and mr trump . Scientists have described wildfires hes a good guy. Hes a friend of in the Arctic Circle as unprecedented in size. Mine. They think were going to have great relationship. And boris is they say a large number going to be a great Prime Minister. Of summerfires have been triggered by lightning. Wildfires are ravaging the arctic, with areas of northern siberia, northern scandinavia, alaska and greenland engulfed in flames. Borisjohnson says his plan hello and welcome to bbc world news. To recruit 20,000 new police we begin in syria, where, according to the United Nations, airstrikes by the governments armed forces and its allies have killed at least a hundred people in the last ten days. 26 of them were children. The uns human rights chief, michelle bachelet, has accused the International Comm
South african musicianjohnny clegg is remembered by family, friends and fans at a Memorial Service in johannesburg. Hello and welcome to bbc news. We begin in syria, where, according to the United Nations, airstrikes by the governments armed forces and its allies have killed at least a hundred people in the last ten days. 26 of them were children. The uns human rights chief, michelle bachelet, has accused the International Community of treating the violence with appa rent indifference. The fighting has been taking place in idlib provice, in the north west of syria, which is one of the last strongholds of the rebel groups which rose up against president assad. Imogen foulkes reports. This five year old desperately trying to save her baby sister from an air strike. Butjust hours later she herself died from her injuries. Idlib is the last area of syria still in rebel hands. It is also home to millions of civilians. The United Nations has warned for months that a battle here would come at