Sessions there are hopes the United Kingdom and the European Union can strike a deal at an e. U. Leaders summit over the next couple days but theres still talk of an extension an election and a disorderly gags it that last one could come at a cost especially for the brits a study by the bettles men think tank shows the no deal brags it would cut National Income by up to 57000000000 euros a year but be partly due to rising costs through new tolls and tariffs on goods and services germanys export powered economy would make it the 2nd biggest loser in absolute figures with a loss of around 10000000000. 00 euros a year france and italy would also suffer a blow are seeing significant annual revenue losses and how much can ordinary citizens expect to lose from their pocketbooks well for brits some 900. 00 euros less a year on average the losses for the germans and french. Are also significant. Another sector on age is the fisheries industry the u. K. s most important food export is scottish
But first as we go to air this hour, argentinas left wing candidate, Alberto Fernandez, has won the countrys president ial election. The Current Centre right president , Mauricio Macri, has conceded defeat. Referring to mr fernandez as president elect, macri told his supporters the two spoke about beginning an orderly political transition. The result shifts one of latin americas biggest economies firmly back towards the left, after it was battered by economic crisis. The Peronist Alberto Fernandez had more than 47 of the vote, ahead of macris a0 . 45 was needed to avoid a runoff and win the election outright. This is being seen as a vote against austerity, a vote against an economic crisis that has hit millions of argentinians hard. One in three people now live in poverty and, with inflation at around 50 , the economic crisis is unmanageable and many blamed mr macri for failing to make things better. He said he needed more time. These are life pictures coming in from one of the capital
A more critical view. President trump has announced that us forces have killed the leader of the Islamic State group, abu bakral baghdadi, in syria. He said that he had watched images of the operation as it unfolded from the white house. This report from our middle east editorjeremy bowen. Explosions. The sound and flame of battle lasted around four hours, witnesses in the village told the bbc. In the morning, boys on their way to school checked out the rubble. Theyre from a new generation violent jihadists might try to recruit. Nothing was left of the house where baghdadi and his family had been staying. Translation the heli went back and fired. Soldiers rode down on the helis, on two sides, we couldnt stay longer than two minutes on the roof. We went down and hid inside. In 2014, Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi declared the establishment of a caliphate his brutal vision of an islamic entity. He spoke in mosul, iraqs second city, in the mosque his men destroyed as their caliphate fell three year
In business briefing, ill be speaking to the head of the largest Business Organisation in the world about brexit deadlines and delays. What do his 6 million members think . A warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. Also in the programme cashless and cut off by unacceptable it failures thats the conclusion from the Treasury Committee in its investigation into Online Banking crashes. Wed like to know have you been affected by it failure . If so what did it cost you . Get in touch, just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing allies of the United States have warned that the fight against the Islamic State group is not yet over, in spite of the death of its leader, Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi. President Emmanuel Macron said the raid was a blow to the group and that france would continue to work towards iss definitive defeat. Britain described it as an important moment but not the end of the organisation. Chris buckler reports from washington.
A personal level and i was unable to live there for that much im going to. Want to know their story in full migrants terrified a country mile information for margarets. A month of picketing looking to pay off management of u. S. Auto giant General Motors and Union Representatives say theyve reached a tentative agreement potentially ending the fiercest labor dispute in decades also coming up less than 2. 00 weeks before the president ial election millions of argentinians are facing a housing crisis which many say was caused by incumbent barclays calls and 10 years after strains real estate prices thousands take to the streets in madrid demanding higher stakes. On chris cuomo welcome to the program the harshest labor dispute of General Motors in almost 50 years appears to be a result. On wednesday negotiators for g. M. And all the Union Representatives reached a tentative agreement demanding a share of profits Better Benefits and stronger future commitment by the Company Nearly 50000 g.