Bringing us tomorrow. With me are the Evening Standard columnist Rosamund Urwin and the telegraphs womens editor, claire cohen. Ive let the side down with my lack of sparkle and my drug choice of attire, i apologise drab choice. Tomorrows front pages. The observer reports that children from poorfamilies are more likely to need emergency treatment for conditions like asthma and diabetes compared to their wealthier counterparts. The sunday times says that theresa may will abandon a manifesto pledge to overturn the ban on fox hunting in the new year. The mail on sunday details how the british army is spending millions of pounds of taxpayers money to scrap its be the best motto, because of fears its elitist. Britains christmas food and drink exports are at all time high according to the sunday express, with brexit a main catalyst, the paper says. Staying with brexit the sunday telegraph reports how borisjohnson and michael gove have criticised hmrc for placing large tax bills on individual
After months of wrangling, mps release a report accusing rbs of mistreating thousands of small firms. Also in the next hour, hopes of a medical breakthrough. The new treatment bringing hope to children with a rare blood vessel disorder that causes facial disfigurement. And by royal approval the queen makes a surprise appearance at the front row of London Fashion week the first time shes attended it. Hello, good evening. Welcome to bbc news. Oxfam has revealed that its investigating 26 more cases of alleged Sexual Misconduct after it emerged that some of its former staff had paid women for sex in haiti when they were dealing with the aftermath of the earthquake in 2010. Bosses from the charity were questioned by mps in the commons today. They said the scandal had prompted 7,000 people to stop making regular donations to oxfam. 0ur Diplomatic Correspondent James Landale reports. In 2010, haiti was flooded with aid workers, most there to help the country recover from the earthquake. But s
Sell down on a slight earnings miss despite the dividend hike a better connection for bouygues and the fed sparks a fresh bond market selloff with Janet Yellens final minutes pointing to a more hawkish rate hike approach, amid an improved Economic Outlook we are just getting the german ifo data out. Expectations came in at 105. 4 in february versus the Consensus Forecast of 11 110. 107. 9 the Business Climate index came in at 115. 4 versus a forecast of 117. All of the components of the ifo seemed to have dropped here. Thats coming off very, very high levels back in january. We had high levels back in januariment ty men january. The manufacturing component rose to a new high. Im curious to see where the Capacity Utilization number came in its up at 87. 9 versus an average of 87. 3 still above the longterm average. That Capacity Utilization number is crucial when you think about some of the inflationary pressures that could emerge in germany. Also switching to the construction, i would
Are three more chances for Elise Christie to claim this elusive medal. Chris has the weather. We will cast our nets further afield and bring you the very latest on what cyclone peter has done to tonga. Talk to you later, chris. Is it time to stop clowning around . Are pranksters and creepy clowns changing the face of an age old entertainer . Hello, everyone. This is afternoon live. Im simon mccoy. It isa im simon mccoy. It is a crisis hitting at the very heart of oxfams appeal, with questions raised by the government millions of individual donors about whether the charity deserves their money. The Charity Commission has taken the most serious action it can against oxfam, and begun a statutory inquiry into its procedures. It will investigate the handling of claims that oxfam staff used prostitutes as they carried out Disaster Relief in the aftermath of the earthquake in haiti in 2010. Matt cole reports. This crisis has already claimed one senior figure, 0xfams now former chief executive
Winners Lizzy Yarnold and laura deas prepare to receive their gold and bronze medals. And our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9 35 this mornings reviewers are Rachel Cunliffe,comment and features editor Rachel Cunliffe from city am, and henry mance, Political Correspondent at the financial times. Good morning and welcome to bbc news. The husband of murdered mpjo cox has resigned from two charities he set up in her memory after allegations of Sexual Harassment were made public. Mr cox denies assaulting a woman at Harvard University in 2015 but admits to inappropriate behaviour while working for save the children. The murder ofjo cox in 2016 shocked the nation. The labour mp, who was also a mother of two small children, was murdered by a far right extremist during the Eu Referendum campaign. After her death, her husband brendan became a prominent campaigner against extremism and went on to help set up two organisations thejo Cox Foundation and more in common. Now he has resign