Back in the premier league. Jamie vardy, the hero of leicester s incredible title triumph eight years ago, scores on their return to the top tier. Good morning. We have got some cloud and patchy rain to clear south east england this morning and then behind it for all of us, a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers, the heaviest and most frequent in the north west but we will also have the strongest winds there. All of the details shortly. It s tuesday the 20th of august. The search continues for six people missing off the coast of sicily, after a british luxury yacht sank in a storm yesterday morning. British technology entrepreneur mike lynch and his 18 year old daughter hannah are among those unaccounted for. 15 people were rescued and the italian coastguard has confirmed one man has been found dead. Our correspondent simon jones has the latest. The search and rescue operation off porticello continued into the night, but those involved know they are now, in all probability, looking
plus, we take a deep dive into how advertising companies are getting a creative boost from al tools. i m monica miller. we begin with microsoft because the tech giant s shares closed at an all time high, surging nearly 4% in the latest session. the company has unveiled a new artificial intelligence subscription service, which will power its popular office programmes included in the microsoft 3 6 5 software. and the tech giant is tapping to the huge consumer demand for generative ai tools right now by putting a hefty price tag on the new tools. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has more from new york. ai is alisa ai is a big dealfor big tech. you need an book no further in microsoft s share price. it includes word, powerpoint xl, and teams. $30 per used. this was much higher than people were predicting. some see this is a test of how much people are willing to pay for al tools. microsoft also announced a more secure version of its ai power aimed at busin
mike proulx is forrester s research director and he noted that those moves helped netflix add an impressive number of new customers. this is an incredible number and it is in large part due to the crackdown on password sharing. so the launch of the programme is absolutely a success and why they re going to lunch it in additional countries of. to lunch it in additional countries of. . , countries of. can you tell us about looking countries of. can you tell us about looking forward? - countries of. can you tell us - about looking forward? because about looking forward 7 because there about looking forward? because there is a massive strike that is going on in hollywood with the writers as well as the actors. i know these numbers don t reject this, but what do you project if they don t have any production in the pipeline? netflix, and the same cannot be said for its competition, has a little bit of immunity to what s going on in hollywood because of the fact that the company
the rate of price rises in the uk falls by a bigger number than expected injune, but it s still far away from the bank of england s 2% target. and it s on the owner ofjaguar land rover, the tata group, is to build a new five billion dollar battery plant in the uk. welcome to world business report, i m mark lobel. i m mark lobel and we start here in the uk where annual consumer price inflation fell to a lower than expected 7.9% injune, down from 8.7% in may. that is a bigger fall than was expected by economists, but still far above the bank of england s 2% target. core inflation, which excludes food, energy, alcohol and tobacco prices, also dropped by more than expected, coming in at 6.9% from may s 7.1%, itsjoint highest in more than 30 years. we re nowjoined by anna leach, who s the deputy chief economist at the cbi. i economist at the cbi. want to start by asking you whether i want to start by asking you whether you think there is still a long way to go on inflation what
sometimes bad things happen to really good people. i just saw a flash of guns and two men in masks blasted through the front door won t go away had no place to process what had happened. i was panicking about dying. across america, rates of depression, anxiety and post traumatic stress disorder are hitting epidemic levels. individual suffering multiplied times millions. that s a lot of suffering. for so many mainstream medicines are the solution tried a minimum of 16 different antidepressants on me, and none of them work. but something can answer to our psychic pain has been within reach all along. or non tune in and dropped. i ve always known that psychedelic drugs were driving force behind the counter culture. but now even mainstream research hubs like new york university and the johns hopkins center for psychedelic research are exploring their healing power. what we re talking about is a new field of medicine called psychedelic psychotherapy , mdm, a psilocybin ketamine. t