international norms. face men have agendas. both men have their red lines and despite the tranquil surroundings, few here are expecting a research in us russian relations. anytime soon. from all of that, i m not joined by correspondence phenomena, engine eva, and here a risha. so in most colleague center that stop with you, talk us through the big points on the agenda today. there is a full range of pressing issues according to the white house, when the 2 leaders come together in a bill. right? right behind me, we know that joe biden is expected to speak plainly about most coast aggressive actions against ukraine. he is expected to call out must call for human rights abuses, the poisoning of the position leader, alec seen by any. but i think that at the top of the agenda will be cyber security . they have been a few quite far reaching cyber attacks in the u. s. recently, some of them having rush and fingerprints on them. so the biden administration is calling on russia to do
uncle americal to shoes and in soccer battered and bruised but ready for battle germany s shorthanded men s team host fell roots in the euro 2020 qualifier in just a few hours away and could book their place in the chart. i m called aspen welcome to the program a fiery anniversary today in france as yellow vest protesters mark one gear of their grassroots movement police turned water cannons on demonstrators in paris protesters also targeted a bank the yellow best actions peaked at the end of last year bringing hundreds of thousands of people into the streets to oppose high living costs and inequality the numbers have fallen since that. let s get more now from correspondent lisa lewis she s in paris for us following this story lisa we saw that some of those violent images of the demonstrations so far today i mean 1st just give us a sense what s the situation like right now i mean how big are these protests and who is out in the streets today. well there were dozens of protest
inverse relationship. european stoxx 600 trading up half of 1%. trade narrative still out. dollar generally stronger today. you can see that in aussie dollar, a good barometer for what is happening with the narrative. rba likely cutting rates next month. u.s., s&plance in the 500 up 1%, thanks to semiconductors who have seen eight down days of 4% or more since last october. today, bounce back, 2.5%. homeot crawling back depot crawling back to flat, which washed reports. 1%,iling index up 3/10 of several retailers did not report such good results. coles one of the worst performers kohl s one of the worst performers in the s&p 500. .ound spiking, cable rate let s turn our attention back to the trade narrative. u.s. grants temporarily for carriers using equipment from huawei. companies have signed an open letter to the president saying tariffs on shoes made in china would be catastrophic for consumers and companies in the american economy as a whole. bloomberg looking at who
protests spread across the world following the death in custody of a young woman in iran. # starry, starry night. # paint your palate blue and grey. and painting with words. why the hand written lyrics of this famous song could sell for more than $1 million. hello and welcome. the war in ukraine has dominated the united nations general assembly in new york. in his speech, president zelensky said russia must face just punishment for its aggression against his country. he called for a special war tribunal to hold russia accountable and for a compensation fund to make it pay for the war. the new british prime minister, liz truss, promised to sustain military support for ukraine for as long as it took. she said the international alliance remained strong and threats by the russian leader, vladimir putin, would not work. our un correspondent barbara plett usher has the latest. on the second day of the general assembly, there were some strong calls for nations to stand firm in bac
the health secretary sets out her plan for the nhs in england, but some doctors warn the changes will do little to improve patient care. i think we see some great experiences for patients. i m also conscious that we hear regularly from patients how frustrated they are that they cannot get an appointment with their gp. what do you think should be done to make it easier to get a gp appointment and make the nhs work betterfor you? you can get in touch with me on @annitabbc or use the hashtag bbcyourquestions. at least ten people have been killed following another day of protests in iran over the death of a young woman in custody. five british captives who were being held by russian backed forces in ukraine are believed to be back in the uk after being released last night. the prime minister, liz truss, confirmed a prisoner exchange had been negotiated by saudi arabia. before being freed, two of the men, aiden aslin and shaun pinner, had been sentenced to death by russian backed