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important a problem to pander to politics? and from detroit as donald trump reaches 100 days in the white house to the white working class voters who put him there, do they still think he was worth their vote? good evening and welcome to bbc news. a man carrying knives near the houses of parliament has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences. the 27 year old man had been under surveillance by the security services. he was stopped on parliament street close to whitehall this afternoon and was wrestled to the ground. there s been heightened security in the area around parliament since the westminster attack last month, in which five people were killed. june kelly has the latest. under arrest in the shadow of government buildings in whitehall. this wasn t a random stop search and arrest. the man was under surveillance as part of surveillance by counter terrorism command. close to parliament square before 2:30pm the suspect was quickly in handcuffs. police had wres ....
white house. we are in detroit where the white working class voters still have their back. he spoke to their need for change. when he spoke they said, i will remember him. he said he would fix the problem and i demand to do it raced on my experience. he won over the hearts and minds of the many people. i remember one very senior minister telling me that if it was the last day of an election campaign, and he had a choice between canvassing a hall of residence or an old people s home, you do the old people s home any day because they re the ones who are going to vote. good evening. 23,000 deaths by nitrogen dioxide poisoning. a ruling today that the government can t block the clean air plan until after the general election. they claim publication would drop controversial bomb into the mix of local and national elections, but that didn t wash and after the local elections we will find out what theresa may plans to do about reducing dirty diesel, the main culprit. the mayor ....
the refugee crisis is one of the world s most intractable problems. 60 million people have fled their homes, a third of them also fleeing their own country. but my guest today says the problem is fixable and we can do it easily. he s the economist professor sir paul collier. the solution, he argues, is to give refugeesjobs and in doing so, he suggests everyone will benefit. but if the answer is so simple, why hasn t it been done before? paul collier, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for inviting me on. now, you have said of the syrian refugee crisis that it is entirely manageable, it is fixable, we can do it easily, and yet we are talking about millions of desperate people on the move why do you say it is so fixable? because it is. the reason we ve got a mess is two things. one is we ve got an international system which is hopelessly broken. we ve got a system built in 1950 that is completely unfit for 21st century problems. and we ve never changed it. so we ve got a bro ....
anna: a warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe. on anna edwards. manus: we have a feast of breaking news for you. a headline on airbus first of all. adjustedst quarter ebit against an estimate of 326 million. they re confirming the forecasts and giving numbers for orders in revenue as well. they ve been facing some production glitches that s been afflicting them with the newest in their high-margin jets facing some of the problems. they have suffered problems because of shortages from suppliers. two suppliers both said they were addressing the issues but perhaps it s something that s giving the company policy for thought this morning. that s one of the companies were covering, airbus saying adjusted free cash flow has come in at 1.6 billion euros. manus: let s talk about the world biggest cancer drug maker, roche. the company confirmed its full-year there were talking about 2017 as being low mid single-digit growth and they been hoping to raise the dividend. ,ir ....
then actually our revenues are slightly up versus the first quarter of last year. the analyst community was looking for was a sign that you had client balances back to levels we would have seen last year,. especially your prime brokerage have you got that? our prime workers business, we have recovered 50% of the bells we lost in the fourth quarter of last year. not yet fully back. we see this in all businesses. when we need to be mindful of the fact that when clients come say, let s reengage, it is not that the following morning you report new revenues. it takes time to work on transactions. take corporate finance. in reality what we are seeing is revenue in the first quarter of this year is largely stuff we worked out in the prior quarters. see a lot of re-engagement of clients across all business lines, or you can see some immediate effect in asset management, new assets and wealth management, that you can see immediately. prime brokerage. when you compare with the ....