italian authorities had reportedly tipped the british off about him. this morning a minute's silence was held across the uk people who were killed in the attack and the dozens of people who were injured. an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named. her family say she was killed as she ran to help others during the attack. another australian, 21—year—old sara zelenak, has been missing since saturday — her aunt says they're fearing the worst. she's one of those people who doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing and she's 21 years of age. police have made a new arrest — a 27—year—old man from east london — we'll have the latest on the investigation. also this lunchtime: rbs reaches a £200 million settlement with investors who say they were duped into handing billions to the bank during the financial crisis. and scientists discover the hottest planet — 650 light years from earth, it's even hotter than most stars. and coming up in sport on bbc news: england's cricketers hit new zealan

plus the italian banking story. let's catch up and put it all together with a first word news update with juliette saly. will commit as much as 70 billion euros to clean up to fail banks. include techion support for good assets. after an emergency cabinet meeting, the prime minister said it could tap 5.2 billion euros to take on some assets without hurting capital ratios. alternativea better than this decree from the point of view of the supporting families, the two banks, the savers, the stability of the financial system? i wish the people who criticize me would tell me what a better alternative could be because, frankly, i do not see it. juliette: the u.k. parliament was hit by a cyber attack on saturday. lawmakers access to emails were disrupted. the house of commons is investigating the incident as well as the national security center. the gc hq. it came two days after the town reported passwords and russian hacking sites. said.s. secretary of state qatar will find it difficult to comply with some of the demands

i'm surprised the italians couldn't do anything about this. questions to answer for the british reaction as well but we've got to look at how our european partners are dealing with this. i'm astonished that this person wasn't pulled aside in italy. we are leaving the european union. it's all right then saying, why didn't the british pick him up, but they say that he had isis information on his phone, he was put on some systems they have, which is shared by the italians and m15 and m16, but whether they saw it is another issue. i feel sorry for the security forces. 23,000 cases apparently where they might investigate, 3000 people probably at it, if they get the chance, 500 active cases and it takes 30 people to monitor one person for 24 hours. where do they start? and they've stopped what, 18 serious terror attacks in the last few years and three this year already? absolutely. it's not easy. and the game has changed, they may in the past have been looking at people who were trying to get bomb material, plotting things on the internet but in thi

the italian media are reporting that the italian authorities had stopped youssef zaghba travelling from bologna to turkey, believe to be en route to syria. italian media say italian police had informed the british authorities about that, a man living in london at the time, going backwards and forwards between london and italy. if that is correct, it means that what we were told yesterday wasn't entirely accurate. and this all points again to continuing pressure on the intelligence services, what signs we re intelligence services, what signs were missed miz still a huge number of questions. —— were missed. were missed miz still a huge number of questions. —— were missedm were missed miz still a huge number of questions. -- were missed. it is difficult territory for both the security service m15 and the metropolitan police and terrorism command, and the other anti—terrorism units around the country. in the ira and al-qaeda base, the way you quote people plotting to launch bomb attacks were you picked up the signs of planning, trying to acquire certain ingredients for bomb making

italian --s in the the issues in the italian baking system are now well known. we know what the it -- the size of the italian npl's are. they are a relic of 4 -- poor growth for many decades. the size was so great and everybody knew about them, that trying to bridge the groep -- thege the gap and the marks bank has taken is too far for the banks capital base. manus: relative to the european story, you can see 40% at ven eto. as you say, it is nearing the end of the issue for italian banks. stephen macklow-smith stays with us. line in terms of money to keep the european banks and business. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the dollar is. and there is a little bit of an update for you. ande is the dollar-yen small games for the dollar. let's put the markets into context. good morning to you. and weis is interesting are looking at how this will develop through the day. up andtish pound is there are interesting lines talking about what is happening. up righthe ftse 100, now and the pound is up and that tells you that some european markets might do good. dragound has acted a

yet another italian rescue job. two more banks get government bailouts — the third time that's happened in a year. is it isita is it a sign of more trouble for the eurozone? welcome to world business report. i'm susannah streeter. the japanese company behind the biggest recall in car—making history has filed for bankruptcy. takata's airbags were first found to be faulty in 200a. they've were used by 13 of the world's biggest carmakers who have all agreed to proceedings which have seen takata file for bankruptcy with courts in both tokyo and the us city of delaware. worldwide, more than 100 million takata airbags — which can rupture with deadly force and spray shrapnel at passengers — have been recalled. the faulty airbags have been linked to at least 17 deaths and more than 100 injuries worldwide. it's all been very expensive for the company. $9 billion is the estimated cost according to japan's nikkei newspaper. the us firm, key safety systems, has bought all of takata's assets — except those relating to

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at means more resharing, i.e., german taxpayers possibly you know, italian, the italian government, or the other way around. now, if there is no trust in rules, can these steps go with sharing and be taken? that's the really important i think which everyone should focus on today. ferdinando, what are the chances of a banking union actually being revived? in order -- ferdinando: smaller today. there are some that say once we problems, e legacy the problems there before the new rules were introduced, let's just make sure that all out of the ms are way. remember, italy, after all, really -- the countries spain. many or even once these are out of the way, we can concentrate on getting the future. -- why would we want to take this step? glance, these rules are circumvented, and now it's taxpayers' money. countries' e, other money, will they be so keen to open the purse? om: very good. thank you so much, ferdinando: view columnist, and, of course, his worked this rate. was first first-rate work is always the province of william lee. group, now at ti the milken institute. are you enjoying the

italian parity is reportedly tipped off british authorities about him. —— italian authorities. a minutes silence is held across the uk for the seven killed and those injured. an australian nurse, kirsty boden, is the third victim to be named. her family said she was killed as she ran to help others. in sport, england's cricketers are building a decent score against new zealand at cardiff. southampton have asked the premier league to investigate liverpool for an alleged illegal approach for virgil van dijk. jurgen klopp has made the defender his top target this summer. the british and irish lions held a minutes silence today ahead of their second tour match in new zealand. 0ur political correspondent ben wright is following the prime minister across the country and is now on the campaign bus. i'm feeling carsick looking at you! what's happening? i'm on the m6, somewhere in staffordshire. we've just left stoke where theresa may was doing her early afternoon rally. she's been up early, she went to a bakery this morning in lancashire, then to wales and now through the midlands. she

he was 22—year—old youssef zaghba, who was an italian national of moroccan descent. it's emerged that last year italian authorities stopped him travelling tojoin so—called is in syria. it is being reported in italy that he was placed on a watchlist and the british authorities were tipped off. tonight there are questions about how one of the other two killers — khuram butt — slipped through the net after he'd been investigated two yea rs net after he'd been investigated two years ago. our home editor mark easton reports. the faces of a self appointed death squad, we now know the identities of all three men who went on a killing spree in london on saturday night, today, police naming youssef zaghba is the third member of the gang, born in morocco, to a moroccan father and italian mother, 22 years old, he recently moved to these london where he worked in a restau ra nt, london where he worked in a restaurant, last year he was stopped by security forces at bologna airport, in italy, on suspicion of trying to make his way to fight in syria, literature relating to so

the third london bridge attacker is named as 22—year—old moroccan—italian youssef zaghba, italian authorities had stopped him travelling to syria last year. a minute's silence is held across the uk for the seven who were killed and the dozens more injured in the attack. tributes are paid to an australian nurse as she ran towards people on the bridge. another australian, 21—year—old sara zelenak, has been missing since saturday, her aunt says they fear the worst. she's one of those people who doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing and she's 21 years of age. prince charles and camilla visit the royal london hospital where 12 of the injured were taken on saturday night. rbs reaches a £200 million settlement with investors who say they were misled about the bank's strength during the financial crisis. and it's twice the size ofjupiter with a temperature of over 4,000 degrees celsius — scientists discover the hottest planet ever found. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. french police say they have shot a man at the pick eagle of notre dame in paris af

the headlines at 11pm: police name the third london bridge attacker, an italian man of moroccan descent, whose name had been flagged to the british authorities. this morning at 11am, a minute's silence was observed across the uk for the seven people who were killed in the attack and dozens who were injured. tonight, theresa may has said she'll change the laws, if they get in the way of tackling terrorism. labour say what's needed is more money for policing and for prisons. if our human rights laws stop us from doing it, we'll change the law so we can. what is the point having thousands of people who are known suspects if you don't actually have the policing and surveillance and prosecutorial and surveillance and prosecutorial and prison resources to deal with the problem. the main parties also return to their main manifesto themes in their final push for votes. with two days to the election, younger voters have been sharing their views on security, housing and the future of the nhs. at 11pm, we'll take a look at tomorrow morning's front pages, including the daily telegraph, which says t

he was youssef zaghba an italian national of moroccan descent. it's reported that the italian authorities had prevented him from travelling to syria last year and that he was on a watch list shared with the moroccan and british agencies. the prime minister on the election campaign trail today said the police and mi5 would review their processes —— once they'd made more progress with the investigation. his identity was revealed after scotland yard defended a decision it made two years ago, to downgrade an inquiry into one of the other attackers khuram butt. they say there was no evidence at the time —— to suggest he was planning an attack. our correspondent paul adams reports. london bridge and borough market this morning — rain—lashed tributes and streets still closed off, and more details emerging about those responsible for the carnage. two of the attackers were named yesterday, khuram butt and rachid redouane. but this morning brought a third name, youssef zaghba, an italian born in morocco. according to an italian newspaper, he wa

he was 22-year-old yousef zagba, a moroccan italian. he was no stranger to law-enforcement. italy confirmed today that szaga was briefly detained after trying to reach the so-called islamic state, and the italians say they informed british authorities. as the investigation moves forward, and entire country stopped today to remember the seven people who lost their lives saturday night. >> a gloomy silence falls over london. for exactly one minute, britain is frozen in stillness. shortly after, police release another alleged attacker's name, youssef zaghba, identified as a moroccan italian, believed to have been on the police radar.the other two have been identified as a libyan moroccan and a british citizen born in pakistan. one of them was known to authorities. last year, he featured in this tv documentary, the j ihadis next-door, about islam is extremists -- islamist extremists. two others from his community tried to report him. one woman claims he tried to radicalize her children. these claims have left people angry and concerned. british prime minister theresa may is unde

the third london bridge attacker is named as 22—year—old moroccan—italian youssef zaghba — italian authorities had stopped him travelling to syria last year. bell tolls. a minute's silence is held across the uk for the seven who were killed — and the dozens more injured — in the attack. tributes are paid to an australian nurse — kirsty boden — who was killed as she ran to help people injured on the bridge. another australian, 21—year—old sara zelenak, has been missing since saturday, her aunt says they fear the worst. she's one of those people who doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing and she's 21 years of age. rbs reaches a £200 million settlement with investors who say they were misled about the bank's strength during the financial crisis. it is twice the size ofjupiter with a temperature of more than 4000 degrees. scientists discovered the hottest planet ever found. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the third man who carried out the deadly attack on london bridge has been named as 22—year—old youssef zaghba — who was of italianâ€

the third attacker was youssef zaghba, a 22—year—old italian national of moroccan descent. italian authorities say he was stopped from travelling to syria last year, and his name was then shared with british authorities. there are more questions about the third attacker, khuram butt, who'd been investigated two years ago. this report from our home editor mark easton. the faces of a self appointed death squad. we now know the identities of all three men who went on a killing spree in london on saturday night, today police naming this man — youssef zaghba — as the third member of the gang. zaghba was born in fez in morocco, to a moroccan father and italian mother. 22 years old, he recently moved to east london where he worked in a restaurant. but last year he was stopped by security forces at bologna airport, in italy, on suspicion of trying to make his way to fight in syria — literature relating to so—called islamic state in his bag. placed on the italian terror watch—list, uk police today said neither they nor mi5 regarded him as a person of interest. in italy, a

tonight at ten — police name the third london bridge attacker, an italian man of moroccan descent whose name had been flagged to the british authorities. he was 22 year—old youssef zaghba who'd been living in east london the british authorities were alerted after he'd tried to travel to syria last year. and questions about another attacker, khuram butt, who'd been reported for violent and extremist behaviour. i said that in my estimation they are a national security threat, they are dangerous individuals, and that information was passed onto $015, counter—terrorism police. there was another arrest today in east london — but 12 people have been released without charge. an australian nurse, kirsty boden, was the 3rd victim to be named — she was killed as she ran to help others during the attack. she never saw bad in anybody. even if everyone was having a bad day, kirsty was the person that was going to make you smile. this morning at 11 — a minute's silence across the uk for the seven killed in the attack — and dozens injured. we'll have the latest on the reaction to the attac

about on --italian finance minister pier carlo padoan. the supreme court largely revising -- reviving trump's travel ban. and we have an interview with harald krueger, the executive ceo of the m w -- of bmw. thewhy trump is not telling whole story when it comes to exports and american jobs. let's have a look at where european equities are now. you know the function gmm go. stocks rising after falling for three consecutive weeks through the largest losing stretch since brexit last year. sterling rising by 1/5 of 1%. theresa may striking a deal with the dup. it is time to turn bearish on u.k. government bonds. bluebay asset management says so. bluebayy manager of forecast 10 year yields will hide to the highest level in about 18 months amid rising inflationary pressures. he also says the u.k. must wrap and instead go to fiscal easing. the forecast is 2%. down to 1% today. sincee not been at 2% december of 2015. german business confidence surging to a record high among signs the outlook for europe's biggest economy is improving. -- ifa busin

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now the risk for italian banks has been removed that's a drag on the italian banking sector for more than two years. the mps solution is imminent what does that mean for confidence in the italian banking sector overall snch the ov overall issue of npls is not going away, but the problem has been isolated. >> it's not going away, but in the matter of a couple of weeks we will remove almost 20 billion of npls, which say is less than 10% of the stock from venetian banks. similar amount from mps will go in one else's hands. so there will be an instant clean up of the banking system for an amount of roughly 35 billion to 40 billion, which is very good in terms of percentage on the other side, total amount, the stock of npl is declining. with this cleanup we will speed up the process hopefully the market, also the private market will take off helping older banks that are in she'd need of shedding npls. >> do you think the government could come out with a profit or loss that is not too huge if the n fshgs lshg npls recover quicker than is priced in? >> of course there's a huge operational l

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italian prime minister says the country's been forced to take drastic measures and wants his e.u. neighbors now to help. this message doesn't come from a country that wants to break the rules or bend and it's a humanitarian position it's a country that is under pressure and which asks our european allies for a concrete contribution money that they can give up limited i'd like to say that we want to help drastic issue to dissolution please if you can obviously we have to discuss the issue together we do believe we can't leave italy or greece and he sounds italian prime minister also stressed that his country is bearing the brunt of caring for migrants that's because under e.u. rules refugees need to apply for asylum in the first member nation they enter bad news that for italy that places an enormous burden on my country because of its close proximity to northern italy to do so with many of these boats arrive italian journalist says his country is being left to cope alone. italy has been left behind by the country's european union so far was not very effective on tackling this prob

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he was 22—year—old youssef zaghba, who was an italian national of moroccan descent. it's emerged that last year italian authorities stopped him travelling tojoin so—called is in syria. it's being reported in italy that he was placed on a watch—list and the british authorities were tipped off. tonight there are questions about how one of the other two killers, khuram butt, slipped through the net after he'd been investigated two years ago. our home editor mark easton reports. the faces of a self appointed death squad. we now know the identities of all three men who went on a killing spree in london on saturday night, today police naming youssef zaghba as the third member of the gang. born in fez in morocco, to a moroccan father and italian mother, 22 years old, he recently moved to east london where he worked in a restaurant. last year he was stopped by security forces at bologna airport, in italy, on suspicion of trying to make his way to fight in syria — literature relating to so—called islamic state in his bag. placed on the italian terror watch—list, uk

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the italian national of moroccan descent was living in east london. these are the three men who brought terror to the streets of london in a matter of minutes. the third confirmed as youssef zaghba was an italian national born in morocco who lived in east london. the 22—year—old wasn't regarded as a security threat by police or mi5 that today questions for the home office. youssef zaghba was stopped at polonia airport last year on suspicion of travelling to syria. italian police say he was placed on a watchlist british authorities tipped off. border security staff are accused of still allowing him to return to the uk. the home office has declined to comment. the australian government says two of its nationals are among the seven people killed. their names haven't been officially confirmed. kirsty boden, a senior nurse at guy ‘s hospital, murdered as she ran to help people who'd been knocked down on london bridge, described as selfless, caring and heroic. the family of sara zelenak, a nanny from brisbane, say they are fearing the worst. she is on

reporter: it is the deal that could cost the italian state billions. in the nation's biggest retail bank, they will take on the members. 2 failing backed up by 5.2 billion euros from state coffers, and a further 12 billion euros in guarantees to shield it from unexpected loss, it is a decision that divided public opinion. what is too soon to know will happepe way. the failure of a bank affects citizens and companies. >> we will and of paying for everything. citizens always pay. no one ever gets that. reporter: the european commission may have approved the move, but critics say italy found in people in regulations in place after the financial crisis designed to limit state bailouts of banks. losses are meant to fall on bondholders rather than taxpayers, but easily sidestepped that by arguing that the banks are crucial to the region and the italian economy. the concern is that the decision will undermine the european banking union. >> some are worried that what the government decided to come in order to save the small banks, we will compromise the wesibi

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that's the june against 106.4 last month now, the italian government agreed to wind down two lenders. the deal could cost the state up to 17 billion euros. the government said it would offer additional guarantees to cover potential losses speaking at a press conference, he says it is to avoid disorderly failure of two lenders. >> this crisis reached a level that required rescue intervention to avoid risks to everyone over disorderly failure. this rescue intervention is directed as favoring account holders and savers of the two banks and in general in favor of the economy of the territory this is one of the most important territories for our national system and economy for the part of small and medium size businesses which certainly plays a major role and historically relies on these banks. >> you can see shares up 3% after the bank absorbed good assets from lenlders as part of the deal 4.8 billion euros to keep its capital ratio. they say it is fully neutral in terms of the ratio and dividend policy we have spoken to a range of experts about intesa some say they could have approached

and if the navy is attacked the italian naval ciphers will help provide the missing link. betty is told by the handler that the man in charge of the italian naval is a man by the name of alberto lay then alberto's family goes in washington. she knows alberto lay. now she's determined to convince them that there's no longer a little girl but a woman. they go to the house for dinner that mel is 65 or so, partly with grown children and betty is about 28 in beautiful and chose her winds very carefully. and they wind up in their bedroom. the admiral comes by several times a week in bed the finally tells him that she needs help in getting it. the admiral is shocked. he said you're asking me to commit an act of treason, connect to that. he storms out of the house. it's a very rough moment, she doesn't know he's going to return with security or notify the fbi because she is working for british intelligence the u.s. is not in the war at this point. she thinks there leaving town. but she stays at a week later the admiral returns and says he has an honorable solution. he says i can t

first talk about the italian bank merger, this week. ultimately, that is not very good news for italian government of this everynse a senior bondholder was building. there will be considerable weight upon the italian state. guy: i want to go back to the bund story. d think that what draghi has done is to convince the germans that the italian bank bailout was a one-off? ewen: i think that is a good point you make. who was he talking to? where was he talking as well is the other point? is he now addressing the german fiscal -- saying we have to do this because we don't have much choice? but do not despair. we have not abandoned sensible policy. matt: where do you think we are going to see tapering next year? do you think we will be completely out as far as the ecb is concerned, and raising rates already in 2018? ewen: i think that depends on the persistence of the european growth dynamic more than anything else. we think that we are in a slowly recovering and fairly long flat economic cycle, and it will take quite a long time to get to th

let's look at the italian banks. don't do much of this on squawk squawk these na box i won't even talk about sa sao paolo. do these other three have enough to talk about? especially the one on the left >> they raised 3 billion jean paul is at the helm he's trying to make work things with others, and fortress pulled out from the process from mon monte pasci. so we continue to like the name. it's a strong strength story with a strong franchise as well in the continental europe and some exposure. >> i have ten seconds left best stock in europe in the banking sector and the worst in the banking sector best name? >> bnp >> and worst name? >> maybe bvna. >> do you hold bnp paribas >> yes, we do. >> gildes, thank you very much >>> after eurozone governments agreed to a credit lifeline for greece last week, creditors are looking to the next round of talks. earlier we talk to md of the european stability mechanism who gave us an update on the debt relief negotiations. >> i would not belittle what the euro group decided last w

22—year—old youssef zaghba, an italian—moroccan national, was the last attacker to be identified. in the small italian village of fagnano near bologna, where members of his family still live, his mother valeria collina, whose face we are not showing, spoke of an increasingly angry young man, growing up in idyllic surroundings, but radicalised by things he saw and read on the internet. translation: what we clashed was his radicalisation over the treatment of muslims. i would say to him, you don‘t have to react that way. if you go on facebook, there are lots of people who condemn these acts of violence, but don‘t act. unconfirmed reports said that youssef zaghba was flagged, or authorities were alerted, when he arrived at stansted airport earlier this year. but he was allowed to enter the uk, despite a continental wide alert from italian police after they had previously stopped him from travelling to syria. and he reportedly told them, he was going to be a terrorist. similar concerns have already been raised about his accomplice, khurram butt. he was known to the police and had

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italian nominal g.d.p. is about trillion, so 17 billion if it's the total amount, if they even use that much, a little 1% of g.d.p. that's very manageable. instructive t is that when you come up to this really kind of the first situation where something, where maybe the second we had spain, where something happens, it gets pushed back and you recollect let the local deal with it, because they don't want to deal with the political implications potentially losing deposits, investors losing on their bonds, so it goes back to rather olitical issue than an economic issue. alix: you look at the markets, over 're seeing a rally in italian stocks. but if you're an investor, how do you parse the difference? be that perspective, you'd better off buying shares or ebt in some bad banks, medium-sized bad bank in italy, capitalized, tronger bank in spain. bob: i think that's where you get into the minutia of the but certainly i'm sure there are some investors who think a portfolio be a er banks might not bad investment.

jonathan: we also saw it in the book for the italian 30 year, 22 billion euros for an italian 30-year at a time we are told the eurozone economy is starting to outperform the united states. why are people getting aggressively long italian duration? >> i am not really sure why you are getting really aggressive unless you want to leverage up. they have as many political problems to come in the next year as we have been through in the last couple of days. there is a 40 basis points negative depot rate in europe. just holding cash. people are taking it, taking it, taking it. you hedge over rates and get a bit of a spread there as well. what they need to do is change their mandates. come see us. [laughter] jonathan: if i offered you a 30 year in italy with a 3.5% coupon, is that something you would be interested in? give me a thesis on the peripheral that in europe right now. >> not really, unless i was an insurance company and i needed , coupon income to hedge my liabilities. that is one way to own the 30-year-old -- the 30 year. the european economy is starting to improve, and ecb at som