the world s most important technology companies had one of the biggest sale of shares in years. a proper us welcome for the crown jewel of years. a proper us welcome for the crownjewel of uk the crown jewel of uk technology. arm holdings was born and raised in cambridge, england. you may not have heard of arm holdings but i guarantee you own something with arm technology inside it. the chips are 99% in all of the smartphones in the world. 70% of the global population are estimated to have something, phone, tablet, gaming console with arm stuff inside it on 30 billion arm design chip sold worldwide alone to customers including google, apple, amazon and microsoft and others. some of whom took a stake in the company today. the boss told me he wanted to be listed with those of the global tech heavyweights in new york. when we look at heavyweights in new york. when we look at all heavyweights in new york. when we look at all the we look at all the opportunities in terms of l
technology companies had one of the biggest sale of shares in years. a proper us welcome for the crown jewel of uk technology. arm holdings was born and raised in cambridge, england. you may not have heard of arm holdings but i guarantee you own something with arm technology inside it. the chips are 99% in all of the smartphones in the world. 70% of the global population are estimated to have something, phone, tablet, gaming console with arm stuff inside it and 30 billion arm design chip sold worldwide alone to customers including google, apple, amazon and microsoft and others. some of whom took a stake in the company today. the boss told me he wanted to be listed with those of the global tech heavyweights in new york. when we look at all the opportunities in terms of listing, when we looked at the size of listing that we had and the tech companies that we are to grips with, we thought new york would be the best location. does it mean decisions about the future are now made i
i spoke to michele servadei, who is a un representative in libya, and he gave us his assessment of what the immediate threats are now. displacement is a major concern as well. there are over 30,000 people displaced in multiple areas, mostly from derna town, but also in other areas. as you mentioned, the waterborne diseases risk. so it s not coming from the bodies. it s coming from potentially the sewage mixing with drinking water and with the water around. so we will need to provide safe water, but also repair quite fast the water and sanitation system and make sure that people in shelters have hygiene kits, but also that they have cholera prevention measures. and we are looking potentially at discussing with the government whether or not we need to do a vaccination campaign for that. and then, of course, in terms of children, for unicef, we are looking at psychosocial support, scaling up in shelters, but also for kids that have been affected themselves the night of the burst
daniel sandford has the latest. touching down at gatwick airport last night, five weeks to the day since they flew to pakistan on the day before she was found dead, sara sharif s father, stepfather, and uncle. minutes after the door had opened the three could be seen through the average window being led off the plane by police in handcuffs. then three separate vans drift away after all three were arrested on suspicion of murder. they travel booking showed they change planes in dubai and flew business class and then to london. the vans arrived a short time later at guildford police station. urfan sharif, beinash batool, and faisal malik will be questioned about what they know about her death. two men aged 41 and 28 and a woman aged 29 years were arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due course. when olice interviewed in due course. when police discovered interviewed in due course. when
hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last hour, the prime minister has acknowledged that his target of reducing nhs waiting lists in england is in doubt. his comments come as it s revealed that the number of people waiting to start routine hospital treatment in england has risen to a new record high. an estimated 7.68 million people were waiting at the end ofjuly. the prime minister called the figures obviously disappointing but said industrial action by doctors was a significant cause. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes is in salford. good afternoon. waiting lists hitting nearly 7.7 million people in england, that represents around one in seven of the population. this morning the prime minister, rishi sunak, has acknowledged those figures are, as he said, obviously disappointing, and he has admitted really for the first time that his target of reducing waiting times in england was now in doubt and it could be very hard to meet that. you have to say, that w