economic output you look at these numbers on the unemployment staying where they has an april, that marks 12 consecutive months of employers bringing on at least for hundre thousand workers to the payroll. here is the hang-up. may like to be hiring even more last month alone 653,000 people left the workforce, so the closely watched laborforce rate declined leaving a ministration officials searching for answers. what parts of the country ca be do better at and what parts of the country it s more people engaged in the workforce and ar there opportunities for us to look at this thing differently quark. it with another volatile day on wall street following this report. the dow sold off before rory back into the green undead turning lower again and closing down on the day all this volatility aside, the trend of the market of the last month an a half is certainly been lower. now recording six straight weekly declines pray that the longest such streak in three years. it s very
three times what it made last year. we report on the volunteers in ukraine risking their lives to save people as rush attacks. grip ukraine risking their lives to save people as rush attacks. people as rush attacks. grip i m uuite people as rush attacks. grip i m quite scared people as rush attacks. grip i m quite scared most people as rush attacks. grip i m quite scared most of people as rush attacks. grip i m quite scared most of the - people as rush attacks. grip i m quite scared most of the time. | covid has caused the deaths of almost 15 million people around the world, says a report by the world health organization, almost three times the number reported. and the return of royal garden parties after covid, but buckingham palace says the queen won t be attending this year. and coming up on the bbc news channel. the europa league has a lot to live up to, after a dramatic week in football so far. both west ham and rangers are hoping to reach the final. good evening a
connolly. ukraine says russia is trying to destroy the last group of soldiers holding the azovstal steelworks in mariupol. the kremlin denies storming the complex, but vladimir putin urges ukrainian troops to surrender. the world health organization says the true total of deaths in the covid pandemic is 15 million, nearly three times higher than had been reported. and the return of royal garden parties after covid, but buckingham palace says the queen won t be attending this year. hello and welcome to bbc news interest rates have risen to the highest level in 13 years as the bank of england tries to curb soaring price rises. rates have gone up for the 4th time since december from 0.75% to 1%. inflation, the rate at which prices are increasing, is also expected to hit more than 10 per cent by the end of the year the highest level for a0 years. it s being driven by rising fuel, energy and food costs partly due to the war in ukraine. and there s more bad news the eco
the steelworks in mariupol where ukrainian fighters are holding out, but will blockade it instead. translation: i consider the proposed storming i of the industrial zone unnecessary. block off this industrial area so that even a fly cannot escape. meanwhile, ukraine says four buses carrying civilians from mariupol have managed to leave the besieged city. manchester united get their man the dutchman erik ten hag is confirmed as their new manager. and birthday tributes for the queen 96 today. and coming up on the bbc news channel. ukrainian tennis player elina svitolina says russian and belarusian players speaking out against russia should be allowed to compete at wimbledon. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister is on a trade mission to india today while, back here, mps are due to vote on whether to investigate him over claims he misled parliament about lockdown parties in downing street. labour want a commons committee to hold an inquiry i