everyone, and they called the police and ambulance. i said, why did you do that, why are you trying to kill people? and he wasn t responding, except to say, kill me. members of the public had been speaking about how they held the man who had jumped out of the fight ban on the ground as they waited for police to arrive, police said they were at the scene inio police said they were at the scene in 10 minutes. police said they were at the scene inio minutes. a police said they were at the scene in 10 minutes. a ?48 man has been arrested, taken to hospital as a precaution. home secretary amber rudd says this is being treated as a terrorist incident. counterterrorism police officers are investigating. this was an attack on london and all londoners. we should all stand together against extremists whatever their calls. good morning, dojoin us live in france free park this morning, counter terrorism officers investigating an incident involving a vehicle being driven into a crowd of p
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 will
bea this person. they said you will not be a very good woman, you should just be a man. and that really upset me. that full report in the next 15 mins or so. and an american nhs doctor tells this programme he s been separated from his family because of a mix up over his visa which means adopted sons were prevented fromjoining him in birmingham even though his birth son was allowed to move to the uk it was scary for them because they we re it was scary for them because they were fingerprinted and put in a holding cell, a nice holding cell, but they knew they were being detained. we are completely separated and we cannot make plans. half the family is gone and i have i io half the family is gone and i have no idea when they are going to be back. hello. welcome to the programme, we re live until 11. later on, we ll hear about the google employee who says biological differences between the way men and women are wired is the reason there are so few women in tech jobs. the guy sa
and all of the key markets are down by nearly 1%. why such a bad start to the trading week? we talk you through the winners and losers. and we ll be getting the inside track on baby food. it s a huge market worth $53 billion. and we re speaking to the mum who couldn t find what she wanted in the shops, so she started her own organic business. and we want to hear from you today do you still trust samsung? the 58 will be out soon. would you buy another samsung phone? let us know. welcome to the programme. the start of a new business week. do get in touch, whether it is about samsung, baby food or any the other stories. let s start in south korea. korean electronics giant samsung has released the results of its investigation into its flagship galaxy note 7 smartphones. in october last year the phones were recalled because some had overheated and caught fire. the pictures were all over social media. the company today confirmed problems with the design, saying the manufacturing
we re live until 11 this morning. we ll also be discussing what trump s been up to in his first days as president. and have you had toast this morning? government food scientists are warning that toast along with other starchy foods like chips and roast potatoes could cause cancer if they are overcooked. we will have your essential guide to the perfect slice. do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about this morning. our top story today the prime minister, theresa may, is to announce her plans to boost industry in britain. she sees the government having a new, more active role, intervening where necessary to help businesses. her strategy will be unveiled at a cabinet meeting in the north west of england later. 0ur industry correspondent, john moylan, has more. how can the government ensure the economy is fit for the future? for the business secretary, greg clark, places like this are part of the answer. it is a new automotive innovation centre in warwick, back