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Government setting up these kind of smart street lights you know and in our city there are comes all this kind of like street lice and then these kind of care and be quiet we have a i technology can recognise our faces and when we were captured by this can stand we will be under surveillance of the government but some on the progovernment side dont understand why the protesters are not yet satisfied i have been trying to to find know what it is you know Something Like at the extradition bit we w...

Englands cricketers have a battle on their hands. Yet another stunning century from Australias Steve Smith leaves the hosts 385 runs behind in the first ashes test. Good morning. It is another day of sunshine and showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery, particularly so across scotland and Northern Ireland. And that sets us up Northern Ireland. And that sets us upfor Northern Ireland. And that sets us up for this week. I will have more later. It is monday 5 august. Our top story Preside...

Yuan down 477. Beijing sites protectionism as agriculturallt imports. Asian equities down the most since october last year. European and u. S. Futures point to another day of heavy license heavy losses. Hsbcs ceo steps down. Good morning, matt. Matt good morning. Less than half an hour away from the start of european trading and it will be a negative session judging by futures. Gold surging again back to the highest level we have seen since 2013 as investors seek safe havens. Look at the futures...

Departure of the ceo, flint, in the role, amid a report that thousands of employees are set to lose their jobs. The yuan slides to the lowest in a decade, with the move being called normal, promising to keep the currency stable weve got some final pmi numbers for the yoeurozone it is in line with the estimate we got a few days back june number was 52. 2 this is a threemonth low. Services pmi is 53. 2 thats slightly lower than the flash of 53. 3 and slightly lower than the june final number we sa...

Not thethe process trigger. It says the protests are not the trigger. Tom more mixed messages on trade china says on trade. Trump says he wants to hold a phone call with president xi jinping soon. Signs of some positivity, at least when it comes to the earnings. Alibaba beating the street. David something to take advantage of. The data has been bad. Singapore and we have hong kong, worstcase scenario growth is at zero. Why yields are where they are and why the boj might need to step in. Yvonne a...

Shows the good thing about this forecast ahead of us so is it is very typical very predictable. Really takes it out on this weekend for sure were level in out for the week ahead though which is good so for those of us that maybe are a little bit this is going we are going to look at some more seasonable conditions and pretty steady weather. Actually ahead of us for the looking outside alcatraz our your view from the north bay throughout transat San Francisco, skies clear enough to see across the...

Theres probably a 40 chance of a recession. Eurozone bond yields hit fresh record lows as the ecbs olly renn signals the bank is ready to hit a significant someti stimulus package. And hong kong prepares for more protests. Good morning its friday. We made it to the end of the week its been a volatile week for markets. Mostly in fixed income space but also u. S. Equities yesterday, looking at the u. S. Equity close, you would think it was a muted session. The dow was eking a gain of 0. 4 s p slig...

The white house says theres no chance of meeting halfway with china and beijing slams protesters acting like terrorists in hong kong as satellite images seem to show Chinese Forces massed new the border. Talk about wework and its race for an ultimate unicorn ipo. For now, lets get you started with a quick check of how markets closed. We saw the dow lose 800 points, the s p 500 think almost 3 . Sink almost 3 . Every sector almost in the red. We had the nasdaq also losing 3 . It was all of this an...

Capitol hill falls far short of democrat hopes. And the greatest brexit cheerleaders says its time to act decisively to pull the country out of the european union. Lets get you started with a quick check of how markets closed the wednesday session here in the u. S. It was a mixed picture across markets in the u. S. Picture, but you can see, of course, that the s p 500 rallied to another record high. We have very strong numbers out of ups with its profit guidance. Higher. Aq also closed Texas Ins...

Good morning. Welcome to breakfast, with tina dahely and Steph Mcgovern. Our headlines today work to prevent a dam in derbyshire from bursting continues in the face of a new warning of more thunderstorms and flooding. Prime minister Boris Johnson visits those affected in Whaley Bridge and promises to make the area safe. Because this is a major problem. If that dam goes, you know the potential destruction that can wreak on the whole of the village below. The home secretary, priti patel, says she ...