Of new coronavirus cases for the 2nd day in a row 10 more neighborhoods a lockdown in beijing to try to contain an outbreak linked to a food market. Good morning live throughout internationals world news h. Q. Here in moscow its kevin 0 in here for the next hour with the latest for you and 1st in the autopsy of a black man fatally shot by police in the u. S. City of atlanta on friday has been confirmed as homicide 27 year old racial brooks failed a roadside breath test officers say he then resisted arrest grabbing officers taser before attempting to flee after pointing it at one of the officers apparently he was then shot twice in the back and died later in hospital distressing video of the instant which were about to show you was captured on police body cameras. Well blah blah blah blah blah blah both of us are very you. Are not read are a few threads i see what kind of drinks again. Im not sure some c. Orders on i think youve had too much to drink to be dried as much as one of accord
In global news, business and sport. And you can be part of the conversation. As we get the first big freeze this winter in europe, should we be marvelling at our Winter Wonderland, or raging at how the weather make our lives and our travel such a misery . Tell us what you think just use the hashtag bbc the briefing. Will you get to work today . Well, much of Northern Europe has been paying the price of snow blizzards, freezing temperatures as low as 10 celsius, and winds gusting up to 140 kilometres an hour, nearly 90 miles an hour. Tens of thousands of air passengers were stranded over the weekend as airports were closed or flights diverted. Sarah corker has the latest. Heavy snow and seriously low temperatures have grounded hundreds of flight across Northern Europe. Germanys busiest airport, frankfurt, was one of the worst affected. Despite efforts to clear the runways and de ice aircraft, 330 flights were cancelled, stranding hundreds of passengers. In france, 75 mph winds were the
This is bloomberg surveillance. Final trading day of this week. Next week is a shortened trading we cure him london because of the main bank holiday. May bank holiday. Also on track for the Third Straight monthly advance, which is the best run since may 2016. Investors buoyed by the first round of the french president ial election on sunday. The next one is next sunday. Strolling up against the dollar. The best run since december. Highest since september last year. The best run for a month, also gaining for a second month. Gdp data at half past. That stopped sterling in its tracks as gdp comes in line with estimates, relative to the prior quarters. Today gdpr could see the economy expand at 1 annualized. Historically, the First Quarter has been week. Will the rest of the year make up for it . Will there be a shutdown, to name one issue . Trumps tax plan renegotiating. Geopolitical risks. Crude today is up, below 50 after a rally in the first half of april. Oil is set to end the month b
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