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warned today that it made a loss of nearly £7 billion last year. that is three times more than the loss they made the year before. our business editor simonjack takes a look at what s happening at rbs. a decade of losses. 2008 was the big one. since then, billions of losses year on year. it was £7 billion. £58 billion in for the ninth time in a row, fines and compensation for sins of the past have laid waste to any profits made, and further cost cutting could mean thousands of job losses. there will be job losses. i have not put a number out and i won t. my view is, always talk to our people first where they are affected. there will be job cuts in this organisation. there has to be, given that over the next four years we will take £2 billion of costs out of this organisation to reshape it to be a really good bank. but that is not going to happen quite yet. you will eventually see a coherent uk retail and commercial bank arising out of the ashes. but we re still a lo ....
dropped you could expose it to. people have fond memories of the solid device that work. what are we getting now? it has refinements, it is not just like the getting now? it has refinements, it is notjust like the old one. it has been brought up to the modern day, thinner, lighter, with the camera. it has a colour screen but it is a homage to the old design. front on you can see the old style but round the back it looks like a different phone. it is an interesting trade off they have made. can you send e mail audit? on it? i don t think you can. it is a basic web browser, i do not think it supports 3g. browser, i do not think it supports 36. there will be basic apps but do not expect the internet you have on smartphones today. prospects for the weather over the next day or two. windy, i think, weather over the next day or two. windy, ithink, in many weather over the next day or two. windy, i think, in many places. we can say good evening. it has been windy today. par ....
and is any publicity good publicity? pepsi pulls a controversial ad. hello. almost 18 months since aung san suu kyi led her party to power in myanmar‘s first openly contested election in 25 years, questions are being asked about her leadership and her silence on the persecution of minority groups. in the past six months, around 70,000 rohingya muslims have fled their homeland in myanmar amid reports that the national army is responsible for mass killings and gang rapes. aung san suu kyi spoke exclusively to our special correspondent, fergal keane. it is a relic of the absurdity and paranoia of military rule, a capital marooned far from the people, designed to keep the generals safe, but where the new democratic government is trying to consolidate its hold on power. its leader, aung san suu kyi, has undergone a rapid transformation from pro democracy icon. it s good to see you, a year later. a period of intense scrutiny and criticism. now, for the first time this year, ....
these are potential criminal felonies. that is why the mueller investigation needs to proceed. there is always a striking thing that happened on the house side in these investigations in these matters, which is they never got their hands on the phone records. never subpoenaed the phone records placed to an unknown meeting. is that something you would like to see as a member of congress. i am a former prosecutor and if there was an allegation and i did not subpoena those records, i would have been fired. it was clear that they were not interested in trying to find evidence of collusion. trying to do a whitewash of what happened. and i think history will not judge them kindly. reporting yesterday about senator claire mc mccaskill. we are told it lasted 30 minutes. so very concerned about what is going to happen. you started off this interview by nodding to possible crimes committed if it is in fact true, the president knew about the meeting. and there are people on t ....
Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news. there is always a striking thing that happened on the house side in these investigations in these matters, which is they never got their hands on the phone records. never subpoenaed the phone records placed to an unknown meeting. is that something you would like to see as a member of congress. i am a former prosecutor and if there was an allegation and i did not subpoena those records, i would have been fired. it was clear that they were not interested in trying to find evidence of collusion. trying to do a whitewash of what happened. and i think history will not judge them kindly. reporting yesterday about senator claire mc mccaskill. how democrats last week put up a bill to provide election, security funding. the republicans rejected that. and it is clear that the house republicans have completely gone derelict in their attitude to protect america. and hopefully voters will change. top officials on election security. we a ....