We will be asking if the company can find a way back. Sophie and economists say we may be entering a period of peak dovishness. Posse shares opening flat after following the most on wednesday. We are keeping an eye on a weak Earnings Report as well as Oil Companies with brent extending declines and opec not pushing for deeper supply cuts. The chairman spoke of caution in the short term with capex below 8 million u. S. Dollars for 2020 and 2021. Checking on the aussie dollar, treading water near a oneweek low while aussie bonds are gaining ground on a possible delay to a u. S. China trade pact being signed. Futures pointing lower after japanese shares ended wednesday flat amid signs of overheating. Breaking news crossing the bloomberg on google, google said to be mulling changes to political ad policy, this coming on the back of twitter saying it is voluntarily suspending political adverts on its platform. Facebook on the other hand really more embracing it. Google now said to be mullin
To keep sanchez at the emirates it looks like exit alexis. Johanna konta carries british hopes at the Australian Open, but theres plenty of controversy surrounding the first tennis major of 2018. And the champion amateur boxer facing the fight of his life outside the ring as he battles deportation from the uk. Im not special. I dont think i am special, but i work hard. I work really ha rd. At special, but i work hard. I work really hard. At times, working hard its enough to give someone a second chance. Plenty to come in tonights show but we start with football, because arsenal have admitted defeat in their fight to retain their £35 million striker alexis sanchez. The Chile International is set to leave the emirates in the current transfer window with six months of his contract remaining and could become the subject of a bidding war. Tim hague reports. If you wondered why reasonable were so if you wondered why reasonable were so keen to keep arsenal were so keen to keep alexis sanchez
A multi coloured show for the handover of the Queensferry Crossing, the uks tallest bridge. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. A major dam outside houston, texas, has begun overspilling as storm harvey pushes the reservoir past capacity. Engineers have been periodically releasing water from the addicks dam to relieve pressure and try to limit the damage down to nearby homes. But now water levels are over the height of the reservoir edge. Six neighbourhoods nearby are being told to leave their homes if they can. Since the storm hit 30 inches of rain has fallen and forecasters warn more is on the way. Its estimated 450,000 people will need help and 30,000 people are likely to require Emergency Shelter. President trump is now on his way to visit the state. He has promised swift action to help those affected. Well, our correspondent Laura Trevelyan is in la grange, texas. This is a story thatjust keeps developing, the rain keeps coming. The storm might return to houston. What is going
The next area expected to be affected by storm harvey. The other main stories on bbc news at 5. Sirens sound as north korea fires a missile overjapan the Un Security Council is to hold an emergency meeting later in response. Its 5 oclock our top story. A major dam outside the us city of houston has begun to overflow as authorities struggle to cope with the disastrous flooding brought by Tropical Storm harvey. We will head straight to texas tonight. Lets cross to our correspondent Laura Trevelyan in la grange in texas. Welcome to la grange which is a microcosm of the devastation across texas right now landed heading to the state of louisiana. It is a small town 100 miles west of houston and it is inland and yet the Colorado River broke its banks because of that extraordinary rainfall that happened in the aftermath of hurricane hardly and we have seen historic levels of flooding and peoples homes and businesses have been the ruin. The storm is not finished yet. Just think of what happene
Companies to show the gap between the boss and workers pay. Critics say thats not enough. The Eu Commission boss slaps down the governments latest brexit proposals. Running rings around saturn why the last days of the Cassini Mission could yield a wealth of scientific information. And coming up in sportsday on bbc news the west indies are chasing a famous win on the final day of the second test at headingley. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Japans Prime Minister says his country is facing an unprecedented threat, after north korea fired a missile over its territory. The missile was fired eastward from pyongyang at six in the morning local time. It potentially has the power to carry a nuclear warhead, and it fell into the North Pacific ocean, 700 miles off the japanese coast. In a moment well look at the International Communitys options, but first Rupert Wingfield hayes reports from tokyo. Siren this is how people in northern japan were awoken atjust after six this morn