been indicted again. if this is starting to get been indicted again. if this is starting to get into been indicted again. if this is | starting to get into confusing, been indicted again. if this is - starting to get into confusing, we -et starting to get into confusing, we get it starting to get into confusing, we get it this starting to get into confusing, we get it. this is the fourth indictment of the former president, who is indictment of the former president, who is campaigning to be president again who is campaigning to be president again this who is campaigning to be president again. this one means if you were to be convicted again. this one means if you were to be convicted he could not pardon himself now, unlike the other three criminal cases mr trump faces, in the new case cameras were allowed in court to see the moment thejudge in fulton county approved the grand jury s decision to indict mrtrump. you can see the official handing over a big stack
documents with improper intention, and they are alleged to have had these knowing they were fake. ijust want to recap on that information we are just getting here want to recap on that information we arejust getting here into bbc news. we start with this breaking news. three suspected spies for russia have been arrested in the uk. the defendants are all bulgarian nationals and were held in february. they have been remanded in custody. it is alleged they were working for the russian security services and what we know is they are charged with possessing identity documents with possessing identity documents with improper intention. they are alleged to have known, to have had these, knowing they were fake. let s cross live now to the old bailey to get more on this breaking news. daniel, this news isjust coming in. tell us what we know. we have just broken this news on the bbc. these three defendants, all bulgarian nationals, were arrested and charged in february this year. there
the uk, unemployment rose to 4.2% in the uk, unemployment rose to 4.2% in the three months tojune, up from 3.9% in the previous three months. average wages, not including bonuses, grew at a record rate of 7.8% during that same period, which is almost the same as the latest uk inflation measure of 7.9%, which was recorded injune. it means average pay has almost caught up with price rises. let s discuss that now with jane foley, who is head of strategy at a bank. it sounds good that wage growth has caught up with inflation, but is there something more complicated at play here? there is alwa s a complicated at play here? there is always a sting complicated at play here? there is always a sting in complicated at play here? there is always a sting in the complicated at play here? there is always a sting in the tail complicated at play here? there is always a sting in the tail with - always a sting in the tail with economic data. what it does mean is that it economic data.
Next president. uk average wages are growing at a record rate. celebrity consultants, we examine why more companies are putting big names in high profile roles. hello and welcome to world business report. we will be talking about argentina in a few moments, but first china has cut the cost of borrowing in an effort to stimulate its economy. the unexpected move, which applies to a series of key interest rates, coincides with several other measures of economic data which paints a gloomy picture for the world second biggest economy. retailsales, industrial output and investment are all growing at a slower than expected pace. many economists believe beijing has to do more to reinvigorate growth. back here in
Economic anarchist to become its next president. uk average wages are growing at a record rate. celebrity consultants, we examine why more companies are putting big names in high profile roles. hello and welcome to world business report. we will be talking about argentina in a few moments, but first china has cut the cost of borrowing in an effort to stimulate its economy. the unexpected move, which applies to a series of key interest rates, coincides with several other measures of economic data which paints a gloomy picture for the world second biggest economy. retailsales, industrial output and investment are all growing at a slower than expected pace. many economists believe beijing has to do more to reinvigorate growth. back here in