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definitely the situation and the ranking, definitely the best. with evans through, andy murray was just getting started. he beat russian teenager andrey rublev in straight sets, but it was not without drama. for a while, it looked like the world number one s chances were gone. while murray has an appointment with an ice pack, dan evansis appointment with an ice pack, dan evans is unlikely to be feeling any aches and pains not a bad day s work for a player that the papers once described as the most wasted talent in british tennis. katherine downes, bbc news. the british athletes james ellington and nigel levine won t compete this year after both were seriously injured in a motorcycle accident in tenerife where they have been winter training. ellington posted this picture on social media, saying, i truly am blessed as i do not know how me or my training partner nigel are still alive. the pair, european relay sprint champions, say they were struck head on by a car trav ....
begin the trading week. in positive territory. we will talk about what will move them later in the week later in the programme. we are joined by a french entrepreneur described as a rock star in the world of proud funding. she will reveal to us her latest plans shortly. and the winner is. la la land. moonlight? sort out the autocue! what a night. what is your warren beatty moment? get in touch. welcome to the programme. one of europe s biggest mergers looks like it is off. the london stock exchange and its german rival the deutsche boerse say their coming together is unlikely to be approved by the european commission. the merger was supposed to be worth just over $30 billion and would have created a giant trading powerhouse that would better compete against its big us rivals. when they announced the deal last year the two companies said together they should be able to make cost savings of $475 million a year, about 20% of the combined group s operating costs. they had a ....
donald, you are a snivelling coward, leave heidi the hell alone. prime minister theresa may attends her last summit of eu leaders before brexit talks. will britain really be landed with a 60 billion euro divorce bill? we ll hearfrom berlin. we ll speak to donald trump s preferred choice for uk ambassador to washington, nigel farage about his friendship with the president. and we re in arkansas to hear from the voters the president calls the forgotten men and women of america. i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser s in london. are we seeing the return of american hard power in the middle east? the united states has just sent some 400 troops to syria to fight against so called islamic state. the deployment is made up of marines and army rangers who are there to help capture the is stronghold of raqqa. they reportedly arrived in the past few days to establish an outpost from which they will be able to fire artillery at is positions around 20 miles away. the whi ....
is about to come in to circulation but at what cost to businesses? good morning. it s monday, 27th march, i m joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. theresa may will meet scotland s first minister nicola sturgeon later today for the first time since she rejected calls for a second referendum on scottish independence. the visit is part of a tour of all four nations of the uk before the process of leaving the european union formally begins on wednesday. it s an important time for brexit negotiations with a number of key discussions across the week. later today, the prime minister is expected to give a speech on unity, saying uk s union will become even more important as britain leaves the eu. tomorrow, msps in the scottish parliament are to vote on a whether scotland should have a second independence referendum following the brexit negotiations. on wednesday, the prime minister will officially begin britain s two year exit from the european union in which she ll wr ....
scottish parliament has voted in favour of making a formal request to the uk government of making a independence referendum. our top story in the uk: britain formally begins the process to exit the european union, what should asian companies be looking for? are we set to the higher oil prices? we will hear from the international energy agency. hello. later today prime minister theresa may will be triggering article 50 and that will officially start the process of brexit. japanese businesses were some of the most vocal against brexit ahead of the referendum last year. their comments are not surprising considering japan is the biggest asian investor in the uk. and its companies account for about 140,000 permanentjobs. companies account for about 140,000 permanent jobs. carmakers such companies account for about 140,000 permanentjobs. carmakers such as nissan, toyota and honda are major employers. theirfactories nissan, toyota and honda are major employers. their factor ....