we can speak now to steve lloyd. keith palmer's name is being added to the roll of honour, along with that of another police officer. talk us that of another police officer. talk us through the significant. the significance of the name of the officers being added to the national police roll of honour and book of remembrance is that we know that this will give some small comfort to the families in the future, knowing that their names are going to be remembered in perpetuity here at the national police memorial. those games were added a few moments ago. what ceremony took place? we had a contingent of uniformed police officers who were here at the memorial, they formed a guard of honour. members of the public came and watched. we are in the centre of london, at horse guards. the chairman of the police roll of honour trust, himself the father of a murdered police officer, was fear. he put the two new pages into the book, and the book now is on public display, and will be forever more. the focus today is very much on kei

lloyds says the move reflect our changing banking habits with many more of us moving online. millions of people across the uk are stuck in a cycle of debt, and credit cards firms must now do more to help. that's what the financial conduct authority — or the fca — has said this morning. it's published proposals that say firms need to work more closely with customers in debt, drawing up faster repayment plans. and it could, in the most extreme of cases, see credit card companies having to cancel any interest or charges altogether. joining me now is peter tutton, head of policy at step change debt charity. what does this actually mean, to be an persistent debt? that is when the credit card borrowing goes on for yea rs credit card borrowing goes on for years and years, credit cards are supposed to be short—term products, that you could use for some months, but what the fca has found, it can be ten years, even more. this is the essence of that, people stop in long—term oral and, on products not meant for that. it becomes expensive. i mentioned the most extreme proposal, ra

roger close another 100 branches with the loss of more than 200 jobs. —— lloyds will close. north korea has fired a medium—range ballistic missile, which landed in the sea ofjapan. the launch, close to the port of sinpo, comes on the eve of a visit by china's president, xijinping, to the united states to meet president trump. the two will discuss, among other things, how to curb north korea's nuclear weapons programme. mr trump said recently that if beijing didn't help, the us would do it alone. our correspondent steve evans is in the south korean capital seoul. he gave us the latest. this launch was a relatively unspectacular. the distance were shot, only about 60 kilometres or a0 miles. last month for instance, north korea let loose for missiles simultaneously. what is significant about the launch was the timing. president trump and the president of china and about to meet in florida with north korea right at the top of the agenda. president trump wants china to rein in north korea. if it doesn't, america will do it alone, thatis doesn't, america will do it alone, that i

lloyds has already set aside at least £250 million to cover other costs arising from the case. the governor of the bank of england has warned the global financial system is at a "fork in the road" going into the brexit talks. mark carney was giving a major speech on the impact of brexit on the city of london. he said the negotiations would influence how banks are regulated — adding that the uk and european union were "ideally positioned" to strike a trade deal on financial regulation. he warned that continuing to cooperate was vital and turning inwards could mean fewerjobs, lower growth and higher domestic risks. average house prices were 3.8% higher in march than they were 12 months earlier, according to halifax. the country's biggest lender says that rate of growth is a significant slowdown — the slowest rate of increase for almost four years. house prices are rising at less than half the rate seen a year ago. last week, the nationwide said that house prices had actually fallen in the last month. activity in the uk's industry and construction sectors fell in february, acc