a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also in the programme: for many, this time of year is common cold season. most of us will get between one and three each year, and new research says what you do in that first 2a hrs is key. we d like to know what are your top tips for avoiding or minimising a cold? get in touch just use the #bbcthebriefing. we start in westminster. the british prime minister is to try again to force an election, having failed to do so for a third time on monday night. this time, borisjohnson will put forward a bill which will need the backing of a simple majority of mps, rather than two thirds. his proposed brexit legislation has also been dropped for the time being, but many mps still have concerns. our political correspondent, jessica parker, looks the prime minister s chances. the ayes to the right, 299. the noes to the left, 70. it was not third time lucky for borisjohnson. he it wa
better bay area. absolutely. abc7 news reporter laura anthony looks at the latest effort now to stop this illegal dumping. what a difference two hours can make, and about a dozen volunteers on this stretch in east oakland, one plagued by chronic illegal dumping. this effort on this earth day is part of a pilot program spearheaded by alameda county supervisor nate miley, in coordination with the city of oakland and the sheriff s department. we ve got the suspect committed to working with enforcement, the dolphins. and the city s got its environmental enforcement officers as well that can report problems. what happened is people thought it was just about oakland. it s bigger than oakland. it s regional. the pilot will also include neighborhood surveys to find out more about where all the dumping is coming from. greater enforcement of laws that already exist, and video surveillance of certain trouble spots. of course, what everyone know, oa illegal the folks who live i
so isjerome powell giving into president trump s pressure? the markets in europe all headed higher, we will explain the winners and losers. and what does it take to get ahead in the boardroom? we ll speak to one london investment firm that gives a helping hand to women and ethnic minorities growing their businesses. you can get in touch with us throughout the show on twitter let us know what you think about the stories we re covering use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in the argentine capital buenos aires where leaders of the world s 20 top economies are gathering for this weekend s g20 summit. for global business it s all about two of them us president donald trump and chinese president xijinping who are due to meet on the sidelines to try and resolve their destructive trade war. this year the us has slapped import taxes or tariffs on almost half the products it buys from china goods worth $253 billion a year. and president t
union and security. drug company bosses warn stockpiling drugs alone isn t enough to guarantee supplies in the event of a no deal brexit. today we re assessing the impact leaving the eu will have on the country s health provisions. branded unsafe, the hospital trust being investigated over alleged failings in maternity care, is rated inadequate by inspectors. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the sons of a man who killed their mother and sister say more needs to be done to recognise coercive control as a form of abuse. ryan and luke hart have been speaking as a domestic homicide review into the deaths of claire, who was 50, and charlotte, who was 19, has suggested the case should be placed at the heart of national publicity campaign to focus on the issue lance had killed his daughter and wife and then killed himself. his sons have told june kelly how they weren t aware coercive control existed until their mother and sister were murdered. we wa nt we want to use our
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