we begin in ukraine where 60 people are feared dead following a bombing on a school in the eastern luhansk region. local officials are saying 90 people were sheltering in that school when a russian plane bombed the building. there were rescued. we believe 60 were killed. a regional official says they are most likely dead. president biden is holding a virtual summit today with other g7 leaders and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. this meeting was deliberately scheduled ahead of russia s annual victory day celebrations which is tomorrow. it marks the nazi surrender in world war ii. president zelenskyy today marking a day of remembrance and celebration. it s marked every day on may 8th to honor the people who lost their lives during world war ii. translator: this year we say never again differently. we hear never again differently. it sounds painful, cruel, without an exclamation, but with a question mark, you say never again? tell ukraine about it. ukraine says
we start with social media giant meta. the owner of facebook, instagram and whatsapp has been winning back friends online and on wall street. it s been a brutal couple of months. shares lost almost half their value. back in february, we learned that that the number of people using facebook had fallen for the first time ever, and that sparked a collapse in meta s shares. but on wednesday, it revealed that, over the past three months, that decline has reversed. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has more. the exec substantial threat to facebook still there but one measures how many people are using the social network, on that front it appears to have satisfied investors, the daily active users 1.96 billion users for march and an increase of 4% year over year. for march and an increase of 4% year overyear. better for march and an increase of 4% year over year. better than expected. the company s founder and ceo mark zuckerberg spoke optimistically, saying
is on the road to recovery. joining me now is kathleen brooks, research director at the stockbrokers xtb. no great surprise the bank didn t decide to make a move on rates. the forecast is still later in the year but it is interesting when we look at how those members of the mpc voted, we get a sense of what could happen next. voted, we get a sense of what could happen next- happen next. absolutely, the two members that happen next. absolutely, the two members that voted happen next. absolutely, the two members that voted for - happen next. absolutely, the two members that voted for a - happen next. absolutely, the two members that voted for a hike i happen next. absolutely, the two | members that voted for a hike last month and for the last five months before all the other members, or most of the other members, were voting to remain on hold, they moved to the other side so they are no longer looking for rate hikes, so that has made the path to cuts much easier on the mar
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