a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. netflix shares sink 10% as subscriber ta ke up slows. are there now too many streaming services, or has itjust become too expensive? tell us what you think, just use #bbcthebriefing. the outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of the congo has been declared a public health emergency of international concern. things escalated this week after the first case was detected in the city of goma, which is home to around one million people. gareth barlow reports. in the democratic republic of the congo, ebola has wrought death and devastation. now the world health organization has declared an international emergency. as a reason of this concern for potential farther spread, the committee recommended that i declared the outbreak a public emergency of international concern pheic and i have accepted that advice. the warning is the mos
people are here to see local favourite darren clark tee offjust after six. the face off over the faceapp a senior us politician warns it s deeply troubling that personal data could go to a hostile foreign power as millions share their photos online. the price of sponsorship are football teams too reliant on the money they get from gambling? i ll look at how sponsors have changed the game. i ve been chatting to line of duty star vicky mcclure about her new role, how she stays grounded, and our shared love of comfy footwear. i ve been chatting to line of duty star vicky mcclure about her new role, how she stays grounded, and our shared love of comfy footwear. this is a first for me because we get to where trainers. if i ever have the choice, that s what i ll do. and i ve come to buckingham palace ahead of the annual summer opening. it isa ahead of the annual summer opening. it is a bit overcast, sunshine and showers across the uk today right here on breakfast. it s thur
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the feeling is there that we have come to the end of the road with this prime minister, we need to change the page as quickly as possible. the time has come for a change of leader, there are only a few months left until the 1st of october deadline, we need a new leader and team to deliver that. british steel goes into receivership, putting 5000 jobs at risk. the company says it needed millions of pounds, of government support. i had ihada i had a friend who is just about to return after maternity leave. her partner works on it still works as well, asking how she will pay her mortgage. her partner works on the steelworks. an undercover investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme finds vulnerable patients being mocked, taunted and intimidated by abusive staff at a specialist hospital in the north east of england. sir philip green s retail empire, which owns topshop, burton and miss selfridge says it wants to close 23 shops and persuade nearly 200 landlords to accept lowe
stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: british steel has been placed in compulsory liquidation putting at least 5,000 jobs at risk. it follows a breakdown in rescue talks between the government and the owners. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. no more tariffs for at least a month? the us treasury secretary ex presses month? the us treasury secretary expresses hope that trade war talks with china can get back on track. getting real with the rupee, we ll assess the economic challenges for the world s fastest growing economy. it s thursday! good morning asia. hello world! glad you could join us for the saturday edition of asia business report. i am rico his on, we start off with steven mnuchin saying he won t impose any more ta riffs saying he won t impose any more tariffs on china for at least another month. he has been testifying in washington, dc, and hopes that the world s two biggest economies can make it back to the negotiating t