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Weekend in a row. Another weekend, another street in hong kong, as the riot police come in with full force to try and clear the streets. Talks resume, aimed at averting strikes by thousands of Heathrow Airport workers. He would come to the side of my bed and just scream. We have parents separating. Its definitely getting worse. And the Victoria Derbyshire programme reports on what experts call a hidden Public Health crisis over sleep. Thats in half an hour, here on bbc news. Good afternoon. Effo...

Against pro democracy demonstrators as they demonstrated for the ninth weekend in a row. If we come down here we can see they have built a barricade here. Another place in the street with a flashing light socket with the police are at. More talks are held to try and avert a strike by thousands of workers at heathrow next week. Cheering. And england take control of the first ashes test at edgbaston. After building a first innings lead of 90, theyve taken a couple of early australian wickets. Well...

As they demonstrated for the ninth weekend in a row. If we come down here, we can see theyve built up a bit of a barricade here, these protesters. This is where theyve retreated to because at the other end of the street, where these flashing lights are, is where the police are at. Talks aimed at averting strikes by thousands of Heathrow Airport workers are adjourned for the day and will resume tomorrow. More than 170 flights scheduled for monday and tuesday have been cancelled. And coming up in ...

Events will take place around the world today to mark the 50th anniversary of when man first set foot on the moon. The mayor of new york declares a local emergency as two thirds of the United States prepares for a dangerous heatwave. Good morning. Our weather is set to get hotter next week in fact, very hot for some of us. But were not there yet. Still a bit of rain to come this weekend. Ive got yourfull forecast coming up. Heartbreak for rory mcilroy as he misses the cut by one shot at his home...

The debate gets heated well away from the big arenas and famous matadors are the socalled the surround of festivals where small calves are killed by young bull fighters the animals present no real threats but they are nevertheless killed for spectacle well bullfighting is banned in most countries and animal activists in spain wanted to be outlawed there too they see killing defenseless animals as barbarism but there are those who have a different view some see it as part of the countrys Cultural...

Fighters the animals present no real threat but they are nevertheless killed for spectacle well bullfighting is banned in most countries an animal activist in spain wanted to be outlawed there to see killing defenseless animals as barbarism but there are those who have a different view some see it as part of the countrys Cultural Heritage and argue it should be protected well our reporter went to san rafael where the conflict is playing out. These one year old bull calves will soon be the Main A...

Has been used online for a couple of years and now appears on air too. The aim is to make the information on screen clearer, easier to read and better suited to the digital age, with many more people consuming news on small, mobile and tablet screens. But not everyone thinks that is being achieved. Some object to the prominence of the breaking news others object to the new headline font, there have been complaining that theres just too much text and the location, reporters name and title, bbc ne...

A reputation for being overly obsessed with westminster, not surprising when that is where the houses of parliament our company can lead to those outside london to feel their being ignored. That might well have been the thinking behind the recent appointment of alex forsyth to the new role of Political Correspondent based outside of london. Her time going around the country, talking to members of the conservative party about who should be its next leader. Here she is in a report showing last mon...

Considers a further delay on china tariffs. Shares and micron despite the ban. H2os liquidity problem. Woes deepen as more than 5. 6 billion euros of assets evaporate. The money manager says outflows have slowed since monday. Manus its daybreak europe. Welcome to the show. It is rocking higher, oil that is. A war of words from the white house to iran. You have inventories being squeezed aggressively. Up 10 in the past five trading sessions. The driving season is on. Theres a number of calls out ...

Trump and you jinping say they will meet at the next summit. At the u. S. President not softening the rhetoric. We are either going to have a good deal and a fair deal or we are not going to have a deal at all. The white house explored demoting jay powell. And iag puts in an order for 200 of boeings grounded jets. Theceo says get on board max tomorrow. More to talk about with regards to the aviation sector. Wax today, maybe we will find out about who is going to follow him. November inuntil offi...