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reports from the philippines say at least 3a bodies have been recovered from a casino in the capital manila, hours after it was attacked by a gunman. police and fire officials said most of the victims had died of suffocation. the authorities initially feared a terror attack but later said it was likely to have been a bungled robbery. the gunman was found dead in a room at the casino. sarah corker has the latest. as gunshots ring out, chaotic scenes of panic. hundreds of guests and employees run for of panic. hundreds of guests and em ployees ru n for safety of panic. hundreds of guests and employees run for safety from this popular hotel resort close to manila s international airport. security forces arrived at the scene quickly and heavily armed. a lone gunman had burst into the busy casino, firing an assault rifle and setting fire to gaming tables. one person in a nearby building filmed the incident from her balcony early on friday morning. my god you guys, ican hear ....
decision and, in short, there hasn t been much. wall street stocks powered to fresh records on thursday, sending asia higher, and the upward trend looks set to continue here in europe. later in the programme, we ll be hearing about the reaction of technology companies to president trump s decision to quit the paris climate agreement. plus, we ll talk about snapchat and amazon that s all with our techology guru rory cellan jones. and today we want to know what you think about america leaving paris climate agreement is the deal now in tatters, or can the rest of the world manage without america? let us know what you think. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. great to have you with us. president trump has said he will pull the united states out of the paris climate change accord, calling it an unfair agreement that would hamstring the american economy while empowering the worst polluting nations. in a few hours, chinese and eu leaders ....
mr hunt insists he does have an improvement plan, though didn t reveal it, and he admits it will take time. he was talking to our health editor, hugh pym. the worst monthly a&e figures in more than a decade. we actually have corridor nurses now as well. times are very desperate. images like this across bbc news. no one would want it for members of their own family. it s been a difficult few days for the health secretary. now he s come out and acknowledged that some of what is happening in the hospitals in england is unacceptable. the bbc has shown images from royal blackburn of people waiting 13 hours, mothers and babies sitting in the corridor. aren t you embarrassed about that? it is incredibly frustrating for me. i m doing thisjob because i want nhs care to be the safest and best in the world. that kind of care is completely unacceptable, no one would want it for members of their own family. we featured iris sibley‘s story this week. she had to wait six months in h ....
just before we go dramatic pictures from interstate 80 in the us state of wyoming were they ve recently been experiencing gusts of up to 90 miles an hour. nobody was hurt in this, but it was all caught on a highway patrol car dash cam, as clear an example as you ever need to see of how dangerous cross winds can be. and everyone was fine. now let s see what the weather is doing a little closer to home. hello, we have had a dusting of snow in parts of the uk today. for most parts of the rain turning back to sleet. we have had a frosty start. it will feel raw in southern scotla nd it will feel raw in southern scotland and southern england northern england. the wind will bring in more rain, drizzle, i sleet and health snow. the driest, clearest conditions in the far north of scotland. we will have a gloomy sunday. lots of cloud around with drizzle and health snow. in scotland, some glimpses of sunshine. maybe right across the south. the wind will make it feel even colder ....
basically there are four official secrets acts dating back to 1911. they are completely out of date, in the opinion of some legal experts, because they don t take into account the way information can now be moved instantaneously across borders, and photographs and all sorts of sensitive data can be moved rapidly in such speed, ie, the internet. so they are proposing a new act, an aspionage act, which would bring all of the existing rules together, plus add a few. in fact, widen the scope of what could be in breach of what is now the official secrets act. that is where the controversy could come in, with widening the scope to include economic damage to the uk. if someone leaks a document, acquires a document and publishers a document, ie, journalists doing theirjob, that the government had marked as an official secret, that could fall foul of the new act they could face between two and ten years injail. it is worrying but potentially they wa nt to it is worrying but pote ....