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hello, thank you very much for joining us. the terror threat level, here in the uk has been raised to critical following the manchester killings that means further attacks may be imminent. the decision, announced by the prime minister, theresa may, comes as investigators have not yet been able to determine whether the suspect salman abedi acted alone. the armed forces are also being deployed, to boost the police presence at key sites. 22 people died several are still in critical condition in hospital. sarah corker has more on the security situation. raising the threat level to critical isa raising the threat level to critical is a major and raising the threat level to critical is a majorand blair raising the threat level to critical is a major and blair move by uk security chiefs, though not unprecedented. it is the first time the assessment has been placed at the assessment has been placed at the top of five levels for more than a decade. it means that hundreds o ....
the security personnel across the country, we assess the cost of keeping britain safe. and balancing the books within a decade that s the promise from the trump administration as it reveals its spending plans for 2018. hello and a very warm welcome to world business report. i m sally bundock. also in the programme the credit rating agency moody s downgrades china we ll have the details in a moment. we will be talking to rico hizon. as we ve been hearing, britain is now on a critical terror alert with the military set to bolster the police amid fears the manchester bomber, salman abedi, did not act alone. earlier, prime minister theresa may raised the threat level to the highest possible, meaning that another attack could not be ruled out. so how well funded is britain s security operation? well, the uk has seen an increase in anti terror spending in recent years. here s how things looked in the last financial year the uk s annual terrorism policing budget was i ....
we ve a special breakfast this morning, with charlie out in manchester and me in the studio as we assess the impact of monday s terror attack which left 22 dead. we ll be hearing the latest on the investigation, the thoughts of those affected, and we ll have the latest on that heightened terror threat from the home secretary. and in sport, manchester united have expressed their shock at the terrorist attack in manchester, holding a minute s silence before flying to stockholm ahead of tonight s europa league final. and carol has the weather. good morning. a mild start to the day. it will be a warm day generally. a fair bit of clout around, but that will break and some of us will see some sunshine. i will tell you where in 15 minutes. good morning from the centre of manchester. our main development this morning is that the uk terror threat level has been raised to its highest level, meaning further attacks may be imminent. the move came after prime minister theresa may sa ....
made desperate appeals to try to find her. good morning. french interior minister said that the manchester bomber salman abedi is believed to have been travelled to syria and had proven links with so called islamic state. this from the french interior minister. he said that the manchester bomber, salman abedi, is believed to have travelled to syria and had, proven links with the islamic state terror group. good morning from manchester. it s a cool good morning from manchester. it s a cool, grey morning and this is a city that s still grieving, clearly. a city that s still in shock. so many people have said to me, they still cannot believe it happened. let me tell you where we re broadcasting from this morning. we re in albert square. it is in the centre of manchester, the heart of the city. we re in front of the town halland in the city. we re in front of the town hall and in this square which is where the vigil was held last night, collections of flowers have sprung ....
it triggers the deployment of troops to key public locations. also on the programme tonight: president trump goes to the vatican to see the pope. it s their first face to face meeting. donald trump calls it the honour of a lifetime and vows to use his presidency to promote peace. five people travelling in the same car are killed in a collision with a lorry on the m6 motorway in staffordshire. and taking a plunge the high street giant marks & spencer sees its profits drop by two thirds. coming up in sportsday later on bbc news, manchester are united in sweden. we look ahead to what will be an emotional europa league final against ajax in stockholm. good evening from manchester. we re in st ann s square, which has become the focal point for the city s tributes following monday s terror attack. let me give you an idea of some of the things people are writing and saying. this t shirt says, to all who lost their lives, evil will never beat manchester. we will stand togethe ....