Good morning. This is alex international from moscow. Kevin, out here for the next 30 minutes for the latest for this weekend. And as you heard them, sweden has been less done by the killing of a police officer. The 1st such incident of his kind in 14 years, a 17 year old swedish manner has not been arrested, but he denies the allegations against him. It s not known if the officer was the initial target of the attack, sweden facing a spike in crime in recent years. And the opposition was pointing the finger at the countries migration policy. Such taylor reports. After years of trying, he finally landed his dream job on the 4th. But on that dream job, he was killed, apparently caught in the cross, has a big gang related incident. The death of a 33 year old swedish policeman house spark shock in a nation which rarely wakes up to thought stories only twice in the last 20 years. But things are changing because sweden is in the grip of what s been called a crime epidemic. Be increasing done
Who official about her concerns. Are they going into crowded bars and pubs to watch the matches? we have said that should these things, this mixing happen, there will be cases. Since leaving office president trump has been the subject of a number of investigations by prosecutors. Has been the subject of a number today we saw the first charges laid not against him or his family but against his business empire the trump organisation. And its chief financial officer. This is allen weisselberg the man not wearing the mask handing himself in at the court in new york earlier. He did that because this investigation which has been going on for more than a year has reached this significant stage. Allison cusster is from the business school at georgetown university. You mention it s been going on for a year. This is an indictment today. This mean the charges have merit and somebody could be arrested, which is why allan weisselberg surrendered to authorities in new york today. So toda
the bbc has been told that amazon delivery drivers feel under pressure to adopt unsafe and potentially illegal working practices because of their increased workload in the pandemic. good morning and welcome to bbc news. a cross party group of more than 70 mps have warned about the introduction of a vaccine passport in england. the government is reported to be considering a trial of the scheme which means people would have to show proof of having a covid vaccine before being allowed into some venues, including pubs and concerts. in other developments today campaigners representing care home residents in england have started a legal challenge against the government over guidance which has banned people over 65 leaving their homes for visits outside. care providers have warned these trips may risk the spread of the virus. in scotland, lockdown easing continues. after three months, the stay at home order has been lifted for millions of people. the scottish government has advi
in terms of pmi s. may look ata data august manufacturing pmi, 51.7, in line with expectations. economists were expecting 51.7. the dollar dropping to a two year low. u.s. features climbing after chinese manufacturing data that indicated exports are underpinning a recovery, and the euro leading the charge against the dollar. the weaker dollar fueled commodities with copper climbing. let s get to the bloomberg first word news in london, this is laura wright. expectgermany does not economic fallout from the coronavirus to be as bad as previously thought. the updated forecasts are officially released today. europe s biggest economy has staged a rebound after collapsing in the second quarter. global trade is on course to recover more quickly than the 2008 financial crisis, according to germany s institute for the world economy. it said shipping volumes are back at levels faster than it took after the lehman collapse. argentina has received support to restructure its overseas debt