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hundreds of billions of dollars in the us and jobs, jobs, jobs . the words of president trump as he signs a mammoth defence deal with saudi arabia but who are the real winners and losers? plus the designs may be chic and stylish but is frantic or placed to start a technology company? we have a special report as campaigning gets under way in the parliamentary elections. welcome to world business report. i m sally bundock also in the programme the trans pacific partnership is back! or is it? rico willjoin us with the latest. we begin with president trump who is on his way to israel: the next stop on his foreign tour. over the weekend in saudi arabia he signed agreements worth hundreds of billions of dollars between saudi and american firms. the deals are said to be worth more than $350 billion over the next ten years and build on america s decades long alliance with the world s largest oil producer. saudi arabia is trying to diversify its economy away from oil after ....
the prime minister condemned what she called a callous act. the people of manchester and of this country have fallen victim to a callous terrorist attack, an attack that targeted some of the youngest people in our society. police say they know the identity of the suicide bomber. armed police have arrested a 23 year old man in south manchester. this has been the most horrific incident we have ever faced here in greater manchester and one that we all hoped we would never see. hello from manchester, a city still trying to come to terms with what happened here when 59 people were killed. 22 people, i m sorry, were killed, and 59 people were injured, when a suicide bomber detonated a device at the manchester arena last night at a concert by an american singer, ariana grande. the police are saying they are not yet revealing the name of the suicide bomber, although we understand they do have that name. it is the worst terror attack in the uk since the july the 7th attacks back ....
this city has really gone at great length to pull together in the last 24 length to pull together in the last 2a hours. last night was our darkest night, no doubt about that, but the people of greater manchester have pulled together and there is at least some hope in that tonight and that should give people some pride. individual which took place which we will have some images of, there was also a stronger message. the vigil was a message of great togetherness and a little defiance, and that is important because moments like this do notjust of bullies but it came true that manchester was fighting back but moments like this do hit just self belief. to send a strong message out we will not be defeated. thank you, andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester with his thoughts. earlier this evening, several thousand people came together in albert square outside the town hall to attend a vigil, where they heard expressions of pride in the city s strength of character ....
hello, thank you very much for joining us. the terror threat level, here in the uk has been raised to critical following the manchester killings that means further attacks may be imminent. the decision, announced by the prime minister, theresa may, comes as investigators have not yet been able to determine whether the suspect salman abedi acted alone. the armed forces are also being deployed, to boost the police presence at key sites. 22 people died several are still in critical condition in hospital. sarah corker has more on the security situation. raising the threat level to critical isa raising the threat level to critical is a major and raising the threat level to critical is a majorand blair raising the threat level to critical is a major and blair move by uk security chiefs, though not unprecedented. it is the first time the assessment has been placed at the assessment has been placed at the top of five levels for more than a decade. it means that hundreds o ....
of immigrants in manchester? nina warhurst reports. like thousands who came before him and thousands since ali came from libya to manchester for safety. he cannot believe that salman abedi came from the libyan community in manchester. some are angry, wondering why did he do that. it is not in our name. chanting when libyans took to the streets of manchester to celebrate the fall of colonel gaddafi ali s daughter was a toddler know she is a young mancunian. my daughter said, i m a mancunian. my daughter said, i m a mancunian. i said, ok, mancunian. my daughter said, i m a mancunian. isaid, ok, you are. salman abedi do not fit in. this seems to be an emerging subculture among young individuals mainly from second generation, not the first or the third, second generation who don t feel they belong here, they feel there is no future for them. current strategy is not working so what is to be done? it s important not to see this as the problem of one community or one faith or ....