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the jobs that are being created. i ll have more later. in sport, italian championjuventus took a big stride towards the champions league final. jose mourinho has set his sights on winning the europa league in the semi final tonight. also this morning: the story of eight year old marin and herfriendship with police dog in training tag. he is my best friend. he is basically my special bff. and carol has the weather. there is a north south split, in the north it will be sunny, in the south it will be cloudy with showery outbreaks of rain. in the east in the breeze once again it will be chilly. i have more injust over ten minutes. good morning. first, our main story. a bbc breakfast investigation into the treatment of eating disorder has shown rising numbers of men being affected by conditions like anorexia and bulimia. figures obtained through a freedom of information request showed the number of males receiving out patent treatment in england is rising at double the rat ....
are shaping up. and harnessing the power of sd printing in health care. we meet the firm that s revolutionising the way artificial limbs are made making them cheaper and easier for those who need them most. and as you are hearing. like it or loath it facebook is bigger more profitable and more controversial than ever. what do you think about that? has it got too much influence? just use the #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start with facebook because despite the ongoing controversy over everything from fake news to extremist and violent content the social networkjust keeps getting bigger and more profitable. facebook has been warning for some time it can t keep growing at this rate but the latest results show no sign of a slowdown. facebook made profits ofjust over $3 billion in the first three months of this year. that s a jump of more than 76% on the same period last year and more than investors were expecting. and it is creeping eve ....
they flew right over, i thought they d missed me. then they turned. they turned round. and they saved my life. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. buckingham palace has announced the duke of edinburgh will retire from public engagements from this autumn. his decision to step down has the full support of the queen. she will continue her public duties as normal with support from other members of the royal family. a palace aide said prince philip was nearly 96 and was looking forward to enjoying more leisure time. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell‘s report contains some flash photography. arriving at st james‘s palace a short time ago, side by side, as we are accustomed to seeing them, the queen and the duke of edinburgh. but this, come the autumn, will be the exception. the duke has decided, finally, just a few weeks short of his 96th birthday, that it is time for him to step back from public duties. the palace says the decision has not been prompted by ....
with the club but not part of the club keeps them at arms length. they are not fully integrated where as they are at others. i suppose if i was ina they are at others. i suppose if i was in a position of influence at united which is never going to happen, i would look to make all teams feel more included as part of the club and have a very strong identity. i would the club and have a very strong identity. iwould be the club and have a very strong identity. i would be making it very clear there are opportunities around having a level playing field for women, and a writ for those excellent players they are developing and doing herjob back. we approached manchester united to ask why they do not have a women s tea m ask why they do not have a women s team and in a statement they told us. for emily and her career the move from united to liverpool could be ideal. i was there for eight years and played all the way through and there s nowhere to go. you can see there s nowhere ....
it s down again this morning. and in a global world, how important are national standards? we ll be talking with the british standards institution about keeping up with artificial intelligence, robots and deep machine learning. and a superstitious passenger has delayed a flight in shanghai after throwing coins at the engine for good luck! today we want to know have your good luck charms ever backfired 7 let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. now, another huge cyber attack is affecting businesses across the world. those affected include banks, retailers, energy firms and transport networks. it means many companies can t access their computer systems and for some that means it s impossible to get any work done. the virus was first detected in ukraine on tuesday but has quickly spread across the planet. according to russia based kaspersky labs more than 2,000 users have been attacked so far, but that number seems to be growing e ....