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BBCNEWS Asia Business Report July 13, 2024

The stories on our website. Or download the bbc news app. Now on bbc news live to singapore for Asia Business report. Euus eu us trade dispute. Washington slaps tariffs on european goods. Shares in oil slides as well trade tensions fuel fears of a global recession. Good morning, asia, hello, world. The trade dispute is not all about the us and china but between america and the European Union is washington says it will impose tariffs on the eu from october 18. 25 levies will be put on french wive...
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BBCNEWS BBC News At One July 14, 2024

Offer to the eu about how to deal with the irish border after brexit. Sir mo farahs former coach Alberto Salazar has been given a four year ban from athletics, after being found guilty of doping violations. Is red meat back on the menu . A new Study Suggests cutting down on that and processed meat brings limited Health Benefits after all. Thank you so much. And after their extraordinary win over ireland, how rugby fever is gripping japan. Coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news. And...
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BBCNEWS BBC News At Six July 14, 2024

Torrential rains sweep across england there are flood warnings from cornwall to the isle of man. Sir mo farahs former coach banned for four years over doping. Where does that leave britains most successful track athlete . Coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news. A blow for Manchester City ahead of tonights match in the Champions League at home to Dinamo Zagreb good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. After ten weeks in office, borisjohnson now says he is days away from ...
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BBCNEWS Breakfast July 14, 2024

Good morning. Whether this will really make a difference for passengers bus. A new british record and a silver medal for Dina Asher Smith you may not bejumping at the world athletics you may not be jumping forjoy when championship in doha. A brilliant performance but not many you hear the weather today because we have more heavy rain coming in people there in the stadium to watch it. From the south west which will good morning. After such a wet and exacerbate the situation we had at the weekend ...
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BBCNEWS Breakfast July 14, 2024

Good morning welcome to breakfast with Nina Warhurst and rogerjohnson. Our headlines today speeding up security checks all uk airports will have to introduce sd luggage scanners by 2022. It could mean an end to separating liquids and electronics. Borisjohnson will have his first face to face meeting with donald trump since becoming Prime Minister at the g7 summit in france. Coming up in the Sport England fight back to keep their ashes hopes alive, with capatinjoe root at the heart of it in the t...
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BBCNEWS Asia Business Report July 14, 2024

The uk has recorded its second hottest day ever, with temperatures reaching over 38 degrees in cambridge. Forecasters are warning the heat could lead to heavy rain in some areas. Now on bbc news live to singapore for Asia Business report. Prime push heads and was on. It shares fall as earnings disappoint. And amazon and getting paid to play video games. We start with amazon as shares have fallen after its earnings disappointed investors. Revenues for the three month to the end ofjune came in at ...
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BBCNEWS Business Briefing July 14, 2024

We start with amazon, because the Online Retail giant has revealed another set of mind boggling sales figures. Ceo jeff bezos says efforts to make one day delivery the norm for prime customers are paying off with accelerating sales growth. Shares have fallen though as investors were disappointed with how little profit amazon is making on all that business. Lets show you the details. Amazon made revenues of 63. 4 billion in the three months to the end ofjune. That was up 20 on the same period las...
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BBCNEWS Beyond 100 Days July 14, 2024

Democrats prepare a resolution condemning Donald Trumps racist attacks of four members of congress. Republicans will have to decide how to vote. Also on the programme germanys defence minister, ursula von der leyen has been confirmed as the new European Commission president. And the medical team from great ormond street hospital in london who have separated, with some extraordinary skill, the conjoined twins marwa and safa, we will speak to one of the surgeons. Hello and welcome. Im katty kay in...
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BBCNEWS The Papers July 14, 2024

Weather, perhaps cloud. Temperatures reach closer to average values. For many that probably will come as somewhat of a relief. Were still talking about the low 20s across the northern half of the uk, up to 26, 27 further south. On into the weekend, some uncertainty. This area of low pressure looks like it could bring pretty heavy rain. El pais it bushes remains to be seen. But for the south west of england and south wales it could be a very wet day on saturday. Sunday at the moment looks as thou...
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BBCNEWS HARDtalk July 14, 2024

With sarah montague. Welcome to hardtalk. Im sarah montague. My guest today has a reputation for telling uncomfortable economic truths. He famously predicted the Global Financial crisis of 2008. Now Raghuram Rajan says capitalism is under threat and if World Leaders want to save liberal democracies from a surge in populism they need to give more power to local communities and take it away from big governments and big businesses. When he left his job as governor of Indias Central Bank he said tha...
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