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But polands president is defiant, signing two bills into law, giving the government more control over the countrys courts. And europe deals a big blow to the ridehailing company uber. Its top court says uber is a taxi service, not just an app, and that difference is huge. We will tell you why. Plus, an exclusive report from the frontline of ukraines civil war, as fighting there escalates once more. We meet residents cut off from the outside world. Brent im brent goff. Its good to have you with us. Tonight in the United States, the house of representatives has given its final approval to a swee...

Good morning from me as well. Lets get you up to speed on the wall street action. A nice day for wall street. 1 gains in all three indices. Apple another one of the factors, its carrying through asian trade and helping futures. 16 points on the dow and 1. 5 points on the nasdaq. The s p up by eight points. Lets have a look at the chart of the day. Oil on supply discussions. Eia saying share output is expected to drop in june for an eighth consecutive month. And also fires burning around the canadian oil supplies of Fort Mcmurray up again. Up ten basis points but the big move came yesterday wit...

Approved today by Congress Critics say it will only help the rich to get even richer but trump had this to say we are going to bring at least four trillion dollars back into this country money that was frozen overseas and parts and worlds and some of them dont even like us and they had the money well theyre not going to have the money long and so its really. I guess its very simple when you think you havent heard this expression but we are making America Great again you havent heard. Very cheerful donald trump there youve just heard him celebrating his tax reform but is this really a reason to...

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