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To china now, where the second quarter gdp figures are just out and show a growth rate of six point 3% year on year. that's above the country's 5% target, but it is below expectations. economic growth of over 6% sounds impressive — but this is compared to last year when the country was still under severe covid restrictions. if you look at growth in china compared to last quarter it was up byjust 0.8%. china's exports fell the most in three years injune by over 12% year—on—year, under the impact of cooling global demand. let's have a look at what is ahead for the world's second biggest ec...

Expected, low than hoped for the second quarter, 0.8% growth quarter on quarter which is hardly anything at all, of course. but we are out of time now. you are up to date on all of the news and business. thank you for your company. you can join breakfast on bbc one if you are in england but otherwise, i will be back. hello. 0ur spell of fairly unsettled sort of mid—july weather continues. temperatures not doing great for the time of year but we will have some sunshine around over the next couple of days. showers as we head through the week at times. temperatures a little below average for so...

Thing for the uk. biggest radio we've signed since we left the eu and there's everything to play for —— the biggest trade deal we signed. the government assessment says it will only add 0.8% to gdp, will people feel any difference as a result of this?— result of this? they will if they use it. result of this? they will if they use it- and _ result of this? they will if they use it. and the _ result of this? they will if they use it. and the assessment. result of this? they will if they j use it. and the assessment we result of this? they will if they - use it. and the assessment we made,...

A lawyer representing the young person says the claims are "rubbish" — but the sun says the persons family are standing by their account. mortgage rates have reached their highest level for 15—years. the average 2—year fixed rate has risen to 6.66 per cent — surpassing the level reached in the aftermath of liz truss's mini—budget. mps are to vote on changes to the illegal migration bill. amendments put forward by ministers include limiting detention periods for children and pregnant women. uk wages have risen at a record yearly rate fuelling fears inflation will stay higherfor longer...

And the financial crisis. mps are to vote on changes to the illegal migration bill. amendments put forward by ministers include limits on the detention of unaccompanied children — who will be granted immigration bail after eight days instead of 28. uk wages were 7.3% higher in the three months to may compared with the same time last year. but adjusted for inflation in real terms, pay fell by 0.8%. it has the makings of a bit of a media war, the bbc has to adhere to much sterner and stricter