have will begin in the usa where we have just had some better than expected data aboutjob creation in may. 339,000 newjobs were created in the biggest economy in the world last month, higher than expected, but the rate of unemployment rose from 3.4% up rate of unemployment rose from 3.4% up to 3.7% and the new data adds to the economic picture that we will be considering and will be considered by the us federal reserve when they consider whether to increase the rate of borrowing even further as they try to cool inflation. we can now cross to new york. thanks for joining us. tell us why and how they have surprised many observers, these numbers? , . , ., . numbers? this really was a much better than numbers? this really was a much better than expected numbers? this really was a much better than expected jobs - numbers? this really was a much better than expected jobs reportl numbers? this really was a much i better than expected jobs report and at the top range of forecasts from econ
this is bbc news. i m ben boulos. ben brown. the headlines. as the prime minister arrives for talks in ukraine, dominic raab dismisses anger from several tories, saying the damning report into downing street parties will force change. it was important that we looked and learned the lessons that she has highlighted and also the prime minister has come back and said ok, i want to address and fix this. not only did the prime minister and others break the rules, but they have taken the country for fools by insulting our intelligence in the cover up that has gone on since. a plea to get young children vaccinated against measles, as the take up rate drops to its lowest level, in a decade. officers at the met police exchanged highly offensive racist,
the government wants to be a national priority akin to dealing with terrorism, so i think the report has found serious findings, one in particular is a failure to record racial backgrounds of perpetrators and victims the report says that is a must. the headlines on bbc news. the prime minister tries to rally support from the cabinet after the damning report into downing street parties. he s arrived in ukraine this afternoon in the last few minutes, to hold talks with the country s president as tension grows over whether russian forces on the border will invade. a plea to get young children vaccinated against measles, as the take up rate drops to its lowest level in a decade. thousands of people are still without power, after last weekend s storms battered parts of scotland and north east england. gale force winds brought down trees and power lines, destroying several homes.
as the take up rate drops to its lowest level, in a decade. officers at the met police exchanged highly offensive racist, sexist and homophobic messages, claiming it was just banter according to a highly critical report from the police watchdog. and, a southern koala, born not in australia, but england, as part of a major conservation drive. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, says conservative mps still overwhelmingly support borisjohnson, following the release of the initial findings, of the report into lockdown parties in downing st. sue gray s inquiry, concluded there d been
a plea to get young children vaccinated against measles, as the take up rate drops to its lowest level in a decade. and a southern koala, born not in australia but england, as part of a major conservation drive. and coming up on the bbc news channel: adios, aubameyang the arsenal striker and former captain joins spanish giants barcelona on a free after a busy transfer deadline day for premier league clubs. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, says conservative mps still overwhelmingly support borisjohnson, following the release of the initial findings of the report into lockdown parties in downing street. sue gray s inquiry concluded there d been a failure of leadership.