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now, they re also out. england s cricket world cup hopes ended by who else but australia. i feel like we ve let ourselves down, we ve let people down at home, the people who support us through thick and thin. fighting like dogs manchester united end their troubled week with a response their manager promised and a win their fans craved. from the eighth tier and the corner of the country, ramsgate are the day s big fa cup first round winners. also coming up on sportsday: emma hayes record breaking career as chelsea manager will end next summer the club announces she s leaving. and world number ones, now with the world s best player england win the wxv title and a bit of world cup revenge with it. hello again. welcome along to the programme. it s not been in very much doubt for a while now, but england have been knocked out of the cricket world cup the final blow of a disastrous tournament dealt, perhaps fittingly, by rivals australia. the defending champions lo ....
now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. it is triple threat thursday. good global event create time oil in the market. a new generation of robots hitting the factory floor. a factory helping manufacturers prepare for the future. it is a thursday, everyone. good morning, asia, hello, world. we start off the programme with the us dollar dropping seven week low to what some are calling triple threat thursday and it will indeed be a busy day with plenty to make traders edgy. sacked fbi directorjames comey gives a testimony to the senate committee and the european central bank deciding on interest rate policy and of the uk is waiting in its general election that will choose a government that will steer it through brexit. what will it mean to the pound and the euro? i asked an expert if these global events are likely to have significant impact. the fact the trump administration has managed to get nothing through in its legislative agenda is starting ....
but they don t automatically get the minimum wage. but could that be about to change? i ll look at what it means for workers. good morning from wimbledon. it all went well yesterday, didn t it? injury fears prove unfounded as andy murray breezes into the second round at wimbledon with a straight sets victory on opening day. carol has the weather. not much of a brief today. it will be dry and sunny but we have persistent rain gci’oss sunny but we have persistent rain across the central area of the uk breeze. if you come to wimbledon, only 10% chance of a shower. and we only 1096 chance of a shower. and we might play tennis! something to look forward to. good morning. first, our main story. a plan to revolutionise the treatment that cancer patients receive, through individually mapping their dna, is being proposed by the chief medical officerfor england. the proposals would mean millions of patients would have treatments that were directly targetted at the particular ....
and coming up in the sport on bbc news: johanna konta continues to impress. she becomes the first british woman to make the final of the miami 0pen. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the european union has given its first formal response to the uk s decision to trigger article 50, and begin the process of leaving the eu. the president of the european council, donald tusk, warned the talks would be complex and sometimes confrontational . and he said negotiations on future trade relations would only start after there had been what he called sufficient progress on the separation settlement between the eu and the uk. he was speaking at a meeting of eu leaders in malta, from where our europe correspondent, chris morris, sent this report. trying to get serious. two days ago donald tusk expressed emotion at the prospect of the uk leaving the eu. this morning it was down to business. he has sent draft negotiating deadlines to the other 27 countries setting u ....
Paul takes me to l ile saint denis, just across the water from the olympic village, to see a former cement factory. this is the place where, for us, a yearago, the social cleansing caused by the organisation of the olympics began. coming back is a bit cathartic for me because it s been a year, i haven t been here. so how did this look a year ago? it used to be the house of 500 people, and it was actually the biggest squat in the whole territory of france, you know? so, starting in 2020, we had a big community of african nationalities. it was quite lively, you know, there were so many bikes, some cars and scooters. also a lot of people, they were, you know, like, doing deliveries, that kind of stuff. for me, this was a base of autonomy, and this was also a place where the people could stand proud. we are here. you know? and they kicked it out. five in the morning, you know, big lights and everything. and they kicked everybody out. ....