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we are settling in for the cup. we have the red sofa and the fa cup. for the two managers here later todayit for the two managers here later today it is double or quits. amid tight security, you have ctone‘s chelsea are trying to lift the cup toa chelsea are trying to lift the cup to a double against arsene wenger‘s arsenal. in scotland, celtic are going for the domestic travel. i will see you again at 730 a.m. . and the age of the great adventurers revealed. we take a look of the rediscovered footage filmed by explorers in the early decades of the 20th century. and darren has the weather for the bank holiday weekend. good morning. many of us have been kept awake by the heat and perhaps the thunderstorms as well. these storms are going to push north today. still got high temperatures around, and still the chance of more rain over the rest of the weekend. join me laterfor more details. good morning. first, our main story. police investigating the manchester suicide b ....
on that later. and we ll be getting the inside track on on a business that s been milking big profits around the globe, we re going to be speaking to the boss of arla, one of the world s biggest dairy companies. also, as volvo calls time on the internal combustion engine, are you ready to give up your gas guzzler? get in touch, just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. today, the eu commission will decide whether or not to give the green light to general motors for the $2.5bn sale of its european operations. gm is hoping to off load vauxhall and opel to the psa group, that s the french company, which owns peugeot and citroen. it s easy to see why general motors wants to sell their european operation, which is dominated by opel, has lost about $9.1 billion since 2009. if successful, the deal would make psa the continent s second biggest car maker, after volkswagen, and ahead of french rival, renault. opel employs 38,000 people across europe, ....
we ll be talking to the winners and losers. and who would you trust with your bank account. we will need one london digital bank that promises a new way of managing your money. we ask what would be the one thing you change about the bank you use, cheaper loans, better interest rates, faster service? let us know. .just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. good to have you with us. banking is dominating the programme today, get in touch with your thoughts. we are talking about europe s biggest bank, hsbc. one of the world s biggest banks, hsbc, has reported its latest set of earnings and if you re a shareholder you are going to be very pleased with what they have to say today. the bank made a pre tax profit of $5.28 billion in the second quarter of the year that s more than the $4.6 than the $4.6 billion that analysts were expecting. hsbc announced a share buyback of up to $2 billion as it looks to make the most of its huge cash pile. the move ....
a major downhill skateboarding event in australia. another extraordinary day in the short life of the trump administration. donald trump started the day by attacking the media and the intelligence services. that s as more questions emerged about the circumstances around michael flynn s resignation as national security advisor. the democrats and some republicans are calling for an independent inquiry into the trump administration s links to russia. and mr trump s hosted a very good natured visit by israel s benjamin netanyahu during which he ditched america s long standing commitment to the two state solution in the middle east. lest any of us get used to the frantic pace. the bbc‘s north america editor has a reminderfor us. throughout the campaign and during the early days of mr trump s presidency, we ve spoken a lot to katty kay. when you do get moments to pause and reflect, what are you making of it? when i get those moments i prefer to sleep, because there s ....
today he beatjohn astley 4 3. when i first came here, i knew i could play well and go fast. obviously, i can go further now, playing well. people told me to just enjoy it, and just for experience, really. in myself, i knew i could wina really. in myself, i knew i could win a few games. also today at the motorpoint arena, ao year old welshman lee walker knocked out last year s runner up, neil robertson. walker came back from 3 2 down against the former world champion, and clinched the match with a break of 130. that s all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the business editor of the independent, josie cox, and helenjoyce, the international editor at the economist. let s take a look at the front pages then. first up the ft it s reporting that companies competing to build nuclear power stations in the uk have been asked to offer a significantly lower price ....