In 2006, the hounding by the media was incessant. For a long time, i was a prisoner in my own home, as reporters camped at the end of my road for two years. Fears forjobs in london as Deutsche Bank shuts down its teams in sydney, hong kong and singapore, part of a reorganisation costing 18,000 jobs. And coming up, we are live at wimbledon on what they call manic monday with the womens world number one already knocked out. And coming up in the sport later on bbc news, signed and sealed. Now time for tyson fury to deliver. He says a rematch has been agreed with Deontay Wilder next february. Its the most undiplomatic spat involving a british diplomat, and now the president of the United States has become directly involved. In response to claims by Sir Kim Darroch that Donald Trumps white house was uniquely dysfunctional and divided, mr trump said the uk ambassador to washington has not served the uk well. Trade secretary liam fox says the leak was unprofessional, unethical and unpatriotic
My own home as reporters camped at john well come onto the show across the mens and womens singles today. The end of my road for two years. Courts in a second, but tell us we are awaiting an urgent question john watson is perched up coming up on afternoon what happened to the womens in the comments about that leaked high at the all england live all the sport. E mail. Sport now on afternoon live club surveying them all. A busy day at wimbledon. World number one. John lets start the womens draw. With ben, and weve got last 16 day for the men a 15 year old at wimbledon making us a couple of upsets today and the women. Yes Ashleigh Barty is out the won and jo konta hoping to cause already weve seen a shock another. The french open and was one of the with the world number one and top seed Ashleigh Barty dumped out favourites to lift the title in the feel very old. By american alison riske. Womens singles this year. She was yes indeed. She is the only on an unbeaten run of 15 matches. Jo kon
A special report from the amazon on the vital role played by its trees as more and more are cut down. And the fairytales over for 15 year old coco gough but britainsJohanna Konta makes it to the quarterfinals. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news. No party for barty at wimbledon as the world number one is beaten by americas alison riske in the fourth round. Good evening. President trump has accused theresa may of making a mess of brexit as he gave a damning assessment of the uks government. In a series of tweets tonight he said he had told the Prime Minister what she should do on brexit and she had chosen to go another way. It comes after leaked emails from the uks ambassador to washington which described Donald Trumps adminstration as inept. The president said he would no longer deal with the ambassador Sir Kim Darroch and that thankfully the british people would soon have a new Prime Minister. Our north america correspondent, nick bryant, reports. Asa as a personal level it always
Deal which would include an option to remain in the eu. Deutsche bank starts to make the first of 18,000 job cuts, including in london, as part of a radical global reorganisation. British womens number one Johanna Konta is through to the wimbledon quarterfinals after beating the former champion Petra Kvitova by two sets to one. And at 11 30, an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, daily mirror Political Correspondent nicola bartlett, and the broadcaster david davies. Stay with us for that. Good evening. President trump has accused theresa may of making a mess of brexit as he gave a damning assessment of the uks government. In a series of tweets tonight, he said he had told the Prime Minister what she should do on brexit and she had chosen to go another way. It comes after leaked emails from the uks ambassador to washington, which described Donald Trumps adminstration as inept. The president said he would no longer deal with the ambassador, sir kim darroch, and that thankfull
Global trade tensions, geopolitical uncertainty, its all playing on the minds of the worlds top central bankers this week. The most important, the Us Central Bank. It will tell us later today if it plans to cut the cost of borrowing to shelter its economy from the fallout. This week the Us Federal Reserve, bank of japan and bank of england all tell us the direction of rates. While the European Central bank, which met on tuesday, said its willing to cut rates or launch more stimulus if needed. As tensions rattle the global economy, Central Banks around the world are moving toward looser policy to keep their economic engines chugging along. In australia, russia, india and chile, Central Bank Bosses recently lowered the cost of borrowing. And the us president has hit out at the ecb boss mario draghi, who stressed hes ready to boost the flagging eurozone. Trump said it would weaken the euro against the dollar, unfairly helping european firms. The bbcs Samira Hussain looks at the issues the