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blow to mrs may, and potentially a big boost for the independent group a blow. britain s largest teaching union has told this programme exclusively, that it s against a proposal to make teachers criminally responsible for failing to report it, if they think one of their students is about to be subjected to a forced marriage. i was 11 years old and i found out that my parents wanted me to get married to my cousin in another country. the national education union says if students think teachers will have to report them orface being criminalised, it ll put them off asking for help. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. police in greater manchester investigating racist grafitti which was painted on the front door of a flat in salford say this morning they ve arrested a 54 year old man. jackson yamba and his ten year old son, david, live in that flat and they re here in the studio. do you think racism is still a big problem in this country in 2019? h
GermanySalfordUnited-kingdomBangladeshIraqNetherlandsSyriaManchesterGatwickSurreyLondonCity-of i m bill griffeth. tyler and sue are off tonight. ibm with better than expected earnings with a fast growing cloud computing business and security software and despite decreasing demand for its servers and storage products, here are the numbers that came out. adjusted earnings $5.70 a share, topping analysts forecast by 7 cents and fell from a year ago to $24 billion. that just missed wall street forecast. shares initially higher in late trade on the news but then turned negative on weaker than expected forecast guidance for the full year. bertha coombs joins us from the nasdaq with one big takeaway from ibm s report. reporter: bill the big takeaway that ibm getting smaller. the company went from over a billion shares at the end of 2013 and as of december 31st they had 991 million shares. people said as their year over year revenues declined for seven straight quarters over the watch right now, the thing that s helped them on the bottom line is the share buyback and share r
United-statesNew-yorkAustraliaTexasBeijingChinaRussiaSwitzerlandWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaSan-franciscoCalifornia fueled expectations that a rate hike could come sooner rather than later and add greece to the mix and that adds up would the worst decline. the dow jones closed at 18,041 and nsds off by 56 and the s&p 500 finished 21 points lauer. dominic chu look watchers chi we could be in for more of the same this summer. traders and investors came back from the memorial day holiday from a sea of red on wall wall street. not kick off the summer season from stock. a skittishness from interest rates. it is expected rates to rise after federal reserve chair janet yellen said the interest rates could raise. it is normal for markets to become more volatile. we are not surprised by this. in a lot of people s view that was less likely to occur now than c september or perhaps even december but over the last few days fed speakers including chairwoman yellen have made it clear that the first rate hike will begin sometime in 2015. many market observers do note that while we have seen more vol
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