lizzy: thanks for that. i want to dig deeper into what exactly jay powell said that surprise the markets so much. it was a dovish surprise so let's take a listen. >> you can say that there's little basis for thinking that the economy is in a recession now. there's always a probability that there will be a recession in the next year. inflation has eased from its highest and it has come without a significant increase in him -- in unemployment. we still have a ways to go. inflation is still too high. ongoing progress in bringing it down is not assured. participants also didn't want to take the possibility of further hikes off the table. that's what we are thinking. given how far we've come along with the uncertainties that we face, the committee is proceeding carefully. lizzy: for more, let's go to ven ram. it wasn't just that remarkable press conference. we have lots of other signals from the fed about what they can do next year. talk us through those signals that the fed is going to pivot. >> morning. it was

lizzy: good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm lizzy burden in london. stocks slipped in asia as markets stay cautious ahead of the final fed decision of the year. china leads the selloff as beijing's economic policy announcement fails to promise more aggressive stimulus. the u.n. general assembly votes over handling lay in favor of ceasefire in gaza. president biden says benjamin netanyahu must change his views on a two-state solution. for the first time in nearly three decades of climate talks, the cop28 summit looks set to call for global transition away from fossil fuels. very good morning, it is fed day, and we're looking forward to that decision out of the markets. let's check on them now. euro stoxx 50 futures pretty flat, as our equity futures. but in the green over in the u.s. if we look to the cross asset picture, we have that cpi print yesterday relatively in line with expectations. all that really told us was that inflation loosely keeps falling. you did have bets to the degree of cuts moderated slightly but no change to the timing of the fir

lizzy: what is your verdict?l need to close the credibility gap between market expectations and what he was saying the fed would do, or should he have held his nerve like bailey and lagarde? >> they clearly think they have seen enough on the inflation side of things to think they will get to target sustainably, and they have a lower threshold of success. as inflation has come down, it is about central banks to look further ahead and rely more on their forecast, and we heard powell say if we wait to cut until we get to 2% it will be much too late. the bank of england and ecb are not yet there. they are not relying on their forecast as much, but that recipe could change, so we could find a guard and bailey started to look further ahead, and as soon as they do that opens the door to cutting rates sooner. lizzy: is there anything andrew bailey can say it this point to make markets listen to him more than jay powell? >> i do not think so. it is not a credibility problem. it is not that bailey is saying what he does no

lizzy: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe ." i'm lizzy burden in london. stocks in china drop after inflation data showed consumer prices falling at the steepest base in three years, disappointment over the outcome of a politburo meeting as to the gloom great investors brace for this year's final rate decisions from the fed, ecb and bank of england. plus, israel says it strongly criticized quote dangerous cooperation between russia and iran as vladimir putin and benjamin netanyahu hold talks. the u.s. vetoes a un security council resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza. welcome to a massive weight for central banks paid let's check on these markets as we do throughout the trading day. you've got the future is pointing in different directions in the u.s. and europe, but not a lot of move it on either side of the pond this morning. the s&p 500 hitting its highest close of the year to end its longest winning streak since november 2019 on friday. six weeks of gains off the back of that strong u.s. jobs report because consumer resilience bodes well for corp

lizzy: thanks, youssef.hat an insight into the impact of inflation on consumers, but also what ikea is doing on the climate. thanks to yousef gamal el-din live from cop28 in dubai. still ahead from the u.n. climate conference, we're speaking to a designer and climate activist stella mccartney. she will join us live at 6:30 a.m. u.k. time. don't miss that conversation. so much more to come, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have seen prices come down in the electric segment much quicker than we expected. the reason for that is we are moving out of the early adopters. we are willing to pay for higher prices. early majority customers are not willing to pay that premium, so we see those come down and we inspect them to equalize with gas prices, so it will be about cost and capital efficiency, etc. lizzy: that was the cfo of fort speaking on bloomberg surveillance. also in electric vehicle news, tesla delivered its first batch of cybertruck's to customers after two years of delays and production snags. the vehicle comes

lizzy: good morning, this is bloomberg daybreak: europe, i'm lizzy burden in london and these are the stories that set your agenda. the yen strengthens and japanese bond futures fall as comments by boj governor ueda fuel bets on an end to negative rates. traders see this month's meeting as a live event. leaders from the european union and china meet face-to-face for the first time in four years. but sluggish chinese important data dashes hopes of a rebound. the heads of wall street's biggest banks take a swipe at washington plans to force them to set aside cash as a buffer against losses. good morning, it is a busy day. it's just gone 6:00 a.m. in the city of london. there is a lot of political news and markets news to get you up to speed on. let's check on our markets. euro stoxx 50 futures down 0.5 percent, ftse 100 futures down 0.6 percent. both and send pe minis and nasdaq futures down 0.1%. if we flipped over the crest as a picture, this is where it is happening. the 10-year jgb yelled has risen by the most in a year on comments from the governor of the bank of japan. we will hav

lizzy: bill faries, thank you for that. us for more on the ukraine story because we will be speaking to the belarus opposition later in our interview with maria. making news u.k. prime minister is defending keeping scientists in the dark over plans when he was chancellor during the pandemic at the u.k. covid-19 inquiring he said the secrecy around his out to help out policy was normal treasury practice. the house of commons is set to vote on his rwanda asylum seeker plan. right wing conservatives say deportation plan does not go far enough adding to the risks of a rebellion. he's not the only one that immigration headache. french lawmakers have rejected emmanuel macron's plan to overhaul immigration policy. members of the lower house voted for a motion to dismiss the draft law which would crackdown on undocumented workers. it's a blow to the reform agenda underscoring his inability to paschi legislation. corporate news, bloomberg understands citadels revenue rose to $8 million in the third quarter as market swings bolster t

lizzy: i want to take you to other news.berg has learned the eu is set to delay tariffs on electric cars traded with the u.k. by three years. current post-brexit arrangements are set to come in, a duty on ev's between the u.k. and the eu if less than 45% of their value comes from the region. most eu member states had been pushing for a delay to 2027. big bloomberg scoop. the chinese ev maker nio has jumped in u.s. trading for paring some of those gains after posting mixed results. sales outlook for the current quarter was well below estimates. nio says it's going to cut or postpone projects that cannot improve financial performance. elon musk's xai seeks to raise $1 billion in equity from investors. a document filed with the sec sows it has raised $35 million. muska created xai to compete with the likes of -- which he cofounded. sticking with tech, apple is once again a company with a $3 trillion market cap. shares rose more than 2% in the u.s. yesterday after a strong forecast from the iphone assembler on high -- assembler

broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. you, thank cundy. thank you, lizzie. thank you. you. and also former labour advisethank you laza . thank you. you. and also former labour advisethank you to iza . thank you. you. and also former labour advisethank you to you thank you. you. and also former labour advisethank you to you atank you. you. and also former labour advisethank you to you at home u. huge thank you to you at home for i will leave for your company. i will leave you the weather. i'll see you with the weather. i'll see you with the weather. i'll see you tomorrow. same time, same place. >> looks like things are heating up. spawns layers up. boxt boilers spawns layers of weather on gb news is . of weather on gb news is. >> hello, welcome to your latest gb news weather. i'm ellie glaisyer so a very unsettled picture over the next couple of days with low pressure very much in charge of our weather. the first system brought plenty of wet and windy weather named storm ellen by the irish met service with storm fergus sat out bringing out to the west, bringi

lizzie cundy. also broadcaster and author danny kelly. but before we get started, let's get your latest news with polly . news with polly. >> nana. thank you. and good afternoon to you. hundreds of pro—palestinian protesters are rallying in central london today . now fire now ceasefire now! >> cease fire now! they're urging christmas shoppers to boycott what they say are pro—israel brands on oxford street. >> trash pick there was brought to a standstill as crowds chanted don't fund genocide. security . guards blocked the security. guards blocked the entrance to the fashion shop zara, while dozens of police officers followed the march. and today has been dubbed super saturday. tipped to be the busiest in—store shopping day of the year last year, shoppers were said to have spent over £i.5 were said to have spent over £1.5 million buying last minute christmas gifts and the great christmas gifts and the great christmas getaway is, of course, well underway now, with travellers facing long delays on rail

so to discuss, my panel, discuss, i've got my panel, lizzie lala. lizzie lizzie and matthew lala.lar. he's so funny. he's charismatic. he's doing so well . charismatic. he's doing so well. and i think there's a lot of green eyed mps and politicians out there. >> well, i certainly think that labour mp should have nothing better to do with their time. it's small business saturday. why aren't they out there with their are they their small businesses? are they rather than rather than criticising you know, criticising nigel, you know, they don't to vote for him, they don't have to vote for him, but mean it just but they're just i mean it just looks so, know, as looks petty and so, you know, as a person, would say, a labour person, i would say, look, choose who they look, let people choose who they want to stay or go in the jungle, you know, don't, jungle, but you know, don't, don't because don't make it petty because that just a lot of just puts people off a lot of them watching the show very them are watching the show very closely. it closely. you've never watched it before. particula

fabulous lizzie cundy.ah. well they are the duke and duchess of the old bailey, aren't they? prince of litigation. it doesn't seem to be ever out of court. litigation. it doesn't seem to be ever out of court . um, look, be ever out of court. um, look, i don't think there are any winners here, but definitely, you know, apart from the lawyers and david sherborne , who i know and david sherborne, who i know very well, is one of the best harry could have got. he is simply he looked after coleen rooney in her case. um, but the fact is with this, i don't think people realise the mirror group tried to settle with with harry before this for 250,000. so he's got 140,000, but let me remind you, didn't he . yeah. he wanted you, didn't he. yeah. he wanted it because he's. look he wanted his day in court because he blames the press for his mother's death. sadly, sadly , mother's death. sadly, sadly, um, it was a drunken driver and she wasn't wearing her seatbelt. there. the facts now, not many people know this, but actu

. ♪ lizzy: happy friday.icials have been un unable to strike a deal despite holding talks well into the early hours in brussels. let's go there now. we've had germany's finance minister indicating there was still unresolved issues. >> already made public that about 90% of our positions are now similar. but there are some questions to discuss. >> well, maria today, bloomberg, your correspondent has been across all of the twists an turns. no breakthrough. can we still get one? maria: no breakthrough. and as you see european finance ministers working until 3:00 in the morning yesterday. they decided to call it a night. we still see there are differences. he said it is just 10%. we're 90% there. but it's always a final stretch that is the most difficult bid. it's that final 10% that they could not agree yesterday. today, that means no breakthrough. there's no announcement to make on a deal where finance ministers were hoping to announce on friday. but that is not going to be the case. what we know now is that wor

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, the headlines brighton scoreand a perfect double for dujardin as britain's greatest ever dressage star cleans—up in london. so lots to get through, and we're starting with a busy night of european football. and all four british sides topping their groups in the europa league. brighton were celebrating after a very late goal at home to marseille meant they beat them to an automatic place in the last 16. it finished 1—0 at the amex. brighton willjoin west ham, who also topped their group after beating freiburg 2—0. rangers — who beat real betis to keep sparta prague in second place — and liverpool — who went through regardless of their defeat to union saint gilloise. elsewhere, villarreal beat rennes, which means they take the top spot in group f. but despite winning tonight, roma will have to play off after slavia prague stayed top of their group. liverpool were already safely through, which gave the managerjurgen klopp the opportunity to give some of his star names a rest and take a look

take lizzy was saying. like lizzy was saying.ot only are we not paid fairly, we have had real terms pay cut of the pay cut for 15 years and all we want to do- is reverse those pay cuts. iwe are not asking for that to bei done in one go but we need to be able to pave the way for that in an appropriate time. - that means that doctors - who are paid £15.50 an hour, we want them to be paid between £20 and £216“ hour~ — it is not a tall ask. we need an offer that - makes headway into that. very difficult for patients to have their operations cancelled and potentially today to have long waiting times. what do you say to the patients? i am so sorry for any patient that has had activity disrupted. - i am an anaesthetist and we have had |to cancel so many on non—strike daysj because we simply don't have enough staff. - people are talking about winter pressures — people are talking about winter pressures now _ people are talking about winter pressures now during _ people are talking about winter pressures now during our- people are talking

lizzy: it's 9:00 a.m. in london, 4 a.m. in new york. i'm lizzy burden. the white house says president joe biden has been speaking with qatar's emir al-thani about securing the release of all remaining hostages held by hamas. the two leaders discussed efforts to reach a permanent ceasefire. yemen-based houthi rebels backed by iran have renewed attacks on shipping in the red sea. mse shipping confirmed one of its containers was hit en route to pakistan. the militant attacks in the red sea, and u.s. strikes on targets in iraq, are increasing risks of wider conflict in the middle east. the u.n. named a veteran dutch politician as the senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for gaza, even as israel warned it will no longer automatically issue visas. he will take office on january 8. israel announced its move to end blanket visa approval for you and representatives hours before his appointment yesterday. those are your headlines this morning. indeed, as the tensions in the red sea ramp-up, and the war in the middle east potentially escalates, the oi

the lizzy line though, well. >>it.ice. the lizzy line though, well.e lizzy line though, well. >>it.ice. the lizzy line.though, in it. it's the lizzy line. >> if you to see how it's >> if you want to see how it's not about climate change. if you think about it that dubai they sell they never invite sell oil they would never invite all how can we all these people into how can we not any oil? yeah, it's not sell any oil? yeah, it's clearly not it's about, clearly not what it's about, is it? going stop it? yeah if we're going to stop people using altogether, people using petrol altogether, they'd become like they'd be. well it'd become like glasgow wouldn't yeah we glasgow wouldn't it. yeah we would turn into. >> yeah. dubai, you >> well yeah. because dubai, you go there and it's like on go there and it's like being on a if you've gigged a i don't know if you've gigged out shows out there doing, doing the shows in united arab in dubai in the united arab emirates, like being on in dubai in the united arab e|space;, like being on in dubai in the united arab

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.on score late to beat marseille to an automatic place in the last 16 of the europa league. it's a lifetime ban for the former turkish football president who punched a referee. and a perfect double for dujardin as britain's greatest ever dressage star cleans up in london. so, lots to get through and we're starting with a busy

joined by lizzy burden all over the story.es not feel like he is doing a great job. >> we started the year over 10% but really it's interesting to ask whether we will get to the 2% target by the time of an election because the consensus is to .6% by quarter to we won't get day top until mid-may and that's probably too late for the election or does not leave them time to campaign. the expectation is for a drop down so he would welcome that but it's twice the bank of england's target. kriti: the boe is the last talk but it feels like the tune changed since chair powell set the tone for rate cuts. we see that for the bank of england? >> andrew bailey would appreciate that. they are listening to jay powell and looking at the data more. the expectation is possibly five rate cuts from the bank of england. economists reckon they will come for two. it is the curve from markets that the fiscal watchdog looks at to calculate head room and because of the expectation there is pressure to cut taxes in the spring and you've got conservative

but i don't think lizzie ever grieved. i think the only time lizzie has ever felt remorse is when she's alone at night in her little cell in federal prison. -- captions by vitac -- >>> it is 5:00 a.m. here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." we begin with no holiday hangover here as wall street looks to stay in the win column. >>> and if history is any indication, you can expect a value through year's end. st. nick's gift for investors. >>> not just the u.s., indexes are about to close out a stellar 2023. we breakout your 2024 playbook if a moment. >>> plus, could we see an easing to the red sea shipping risk? >>> and bulls waking up with new reasons to wake up early. it's tuesday, december 26th, 2023. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." hope you had a great holiday weekend. >>> we kickoff the hour with the check on the u.s. stock futures after a long holiday weekend. taking a look right now and the dow is looking like it would

see how lizzy has been ask specifically about this plan? and he said that it sounds like a good idea, but he does not want to elaborate. a de also said that there are other methods of tackling the issue of these tunnels and by bumping them and the so forth. but basically, these early military is poking about a continuing its a campaign and intensive the campaign that will go through all the gaza strip. generalist semi circle and jerusalem that mean all over in the us. the pentagon has quietly ramped up military aid to israel. but the wide houses secrecy around it is raising transparency concerns even within the bi and administration at events and not hillary rocket system tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, how they cop does unmanned aerial systems. that it's just some of the us as military assistance provided to ukraine. a detailed list of weapons is released with every new military aid package for key. why is washington not doing the same with weapons for israel? we are providing assistance to israel through very different mechanisms and h

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.he headlines: brighton score late to beat marseille to an automatic place in the last 16 of the europa league. it's a lifetime ban for the former turkish football president who punched a referee. and a perfect double for dujardin as britain's greatest ever dressage star cleans up in london. so, lots to get through and we're starting with a busy night of european football. and all four british sides topping their groups in the europa league. brighton were celebrating after a very late goal at home to marseille meant they beat them to an automatic place in the last 16. it finished 1—0 at the amex. brighton willjoin west ham who also topped their group after beating freiburg 2—0. rangers, who beat real betis to keep sparta prague in second place, and liverpool, who went through regardless of their defeat to union saint gilloise. elsewhere, villa real beat rennes which means they take the top spot in group f but despite winning tonight, roma will have to play off after slavia prague stayed

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lizzie, thanks so much. aid to go into gaza, the decision had been welcomed by the decision had been welcomed by the white house national security adviserjake sullivan who is visiting the region. mr sullivan who today has been meeting the palestinian authority president mahmoud obasi has called as a significant step. hugo bachega, tell us more about this crossing point and what jake sullivan is saying to mohammad abbas. yes. and what jake sullivan is saying to mohammad abbas.— mohammad abbas. yes, sir, an important _ mohammad abbas. yes, sir, an important announcement - mohammad abbas. yes, sir, an important announcement by - mohammad abbas. yes, sir, an| important announcement by the israeli authorities because this is going to allow more humanitarian aid to be delivered to gaza. for days we have been talking about the desperate situation, the humanitarian situation in gaza, with widespread shortages of basic supplies and also hospitals under a lot of pressure with the health system under the verge of colla

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.atic place in the last 16 of the europa league. it's a lifetime ban for the former turkish football president who punched a referee. and a perfect double for dujardin as britain's greatest ever dressage star cleans up in london. so, lots to get through and we're starting with a busy night of european football. and all four british sides topping their groups in the europa league. brighton were celebrating after a very late goal at home to marseille meant they beat them to an automatic place in the last 16. it finished 1—0 at the amex. brighton willjoin west ham who also topped their group after beating freiburg 2—0. rangers, who beat real betis to keep sparta prague in second place, and liverpool, who went through regardless of their defeat to union saint gilloise. elsewhere, villa real beat rennes which means they take the top spot in group f but despite winning tonight, roma will have to play off after slavia prague stayed top of their group. so liverpool were already safely through w

lizzie: these are europe's two biggest financial hubs.s is part of the project to sign post brexit trade deals for the u.k. free from the shackles of brussels. we remember earlier in the year they signed the in pacific trade bloc of 11 nations. but, let's be frank, nothing is going to make up for the loss of output because of brexit. the independent fiscal watchdog says that's 4% of output loss. all the trade deals in the world would not make up for what's been lost, in terms of the relationship between britain and its closest trading partner. so this is significant, it's about the mutual recognition of regulatory regimes on the two sides. it significant for the city of london and all of the financial services from insurance to banking to asset management. >> these have been years of wrangling. jeremy hunt, the chancellor's except -- is expected to sign that burn financial services agreement. and i say to you, the treasury statement is that they could not have done this if they had a had left the european union. is that true? well, britai

. >> for mh mo let's bring in lizzie evans. a top ranked wealth adviser by "forbes."tive backdrop as bob just pointed out. do you see the rally continuing into this month? >> we do. you know, if you look at what we've seen this week, we heard from ackman expecting rate cuts as soon as the first quarter and similar commentary from waller in that as we're seeing inflation decline, if the fed is not cutting rates effectively they're having a more restrictive policy and the cpi, the cpi report this month, if you take out food, shelter and energy, we are up 2% year over year which is where the fed wants us to be so we have to be patient to let that work its way into the system. but i think that bodes well for risk assets. we think the rally has come but think it's here to stay for the holiday party and could see risk assets continue to move higher. >> with so much optimism in mind, how do you see the day ahead? what's your wex word of the day. >> it's catch-up and that's for today and really the rest of the year, so i think that there's going to be a lot of windowdressing

i grew up listening to the music of lizzie, the undertones and the pogues.us to what was happening around us. . , alerted us to what was happening around us. . , around us. there was also the pride of bein: around us. there was also the pride of being lrish- _ around us. there was also the pride of being irish. that _ around us. there was also the pride of being irish. that they _ around us. there was also the pride of being irish. that they could - around us. there was also the pride of being irish. that they could sing l of being irish. that they could sing and share what was right and reasoned. as far as we were concerned. in fact, reasoned. as far as we were concerned. infact, shane reasoned. as far as we were concerned. in fact, shane and the pogues made it international and cool to play the tin whistle, the banjo, or the accordion. and for a young fellow, that will salvation. as teenagers, not being able to verbalise our uneasiness, displeasure, and comfortable assessment of what was happening all around us, we found an outlet, a channel, a conduit in

sport, and for a fulrun up, here is lizzie. >> we are starting the first of two football matches in theer league. tottenham hoping to do enough to move up to third in the table. but they are behind at halftime. the teenager putting brighton ahead on 11 minutes with a good but unmarked strike. then gave away a penalty after putting the shirt in the box. converting it to make it 2-0, and they have five minutes of extra time in the first half, so there could be more goals. arsenal have just kicked off at home to west ham. a w in for arsenal would send them back to the top of the table, a point ahead of liverpool. goalless into the second minute. tottenham's third choice goalkeeper is in talks to move to the usa to joilos angeles fc. the 37-year-old french world cup winner has not played since april, and he would join the mls side on a free transfer. tottenham, like several clubs, have a tricky january coming up, with players missing on international duty. the spurs skipper is off to the asia cup, and manchester united's goalkeeper has been picked by cameroon for the africa cup of nations.

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sport — and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie.back to the top of the premier league with a win at home to west ham. mikel arteta's side are unbeaten in their last 17 london derbies and the manager is well aware of everyone's high expectations. that's the thing in life, isn't it? i haven't met anyone who wants less. my wife always want more! these guys always want more press conference, these players, more play, more money, we always want more, so these are the positive expectations, that we always want to be better and improve. we've been playing well and we've been getting good results, so we have to _ been getting good results, so we have to keep it going. we have had one blip. _ have to keep it going. we have had one blip, but there's been some reasons— one blip, but there's been some reasons for— one blip, but there's been some reasons for it. overall, we are pleased — reasons for it. overall, we are pleased with some of the individuals, they are getting talks about _ individuals, they are getting talks about i_ individuals, t

now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzie greenwood—hughes.e premier league including a particularly high number of goals. six of them were at the etihad, where tottenham managed to grab a draw against manchester city. in a breathless game at the etihad, it was 3—2 to city until the 90th minute when dejan kulusevski denied city victory. they now drop to third, three points behind leaders arsenal. paying out a good level. —— at a good level. the players shouldn't be negative. we have to see how the team react, we step forward. the performance was at a high level against a top team. they made us step forward and play more a little bit. you could see four, five chances from tottenham. with that they get the result. really pleased for the players that they get _ really pleased for the players that they get a reward. we were lucky to be in _ they get a reward. we were lucky to be in the _ they get a reward. we were lucky to be in the game at the start to be fain _ be in the game at the start to be fair. manchester city could have blown _ fair. manc

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sport now — and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie.al kick off against west ham in an hour's time knowing a win will send them back to the top of the premier league. mikel arteta's side are unbeaten in their last 17 london derbies and the manager is well aware of everyone�*s high expectations. that's the thing in life, isn't it? i haven't met anyone who wants less. my wife always want more! these guys always want more press conference, these players, more play, more money, we always want more, so these are the positive expectations, that we always want to be better and improve. meanwhile, the other match in the premier league starts in a quarter of an hour and tottenham can go third with a big win at brighton. and it could be a high scoring game as spurs have scored in their last 30 league matches, whilst brighton haven't kept a clean sheet in the league since may. and their manager is full of admiration for the way tottenham play. their style is clear, i love their style. they have great players. in terms of personality on the pitch,

now it's time for a look at today's sport with lizzie greenwood hughes.'re starting with an entertaining day in the premier league including a particularly high number of goals. six of them were at the etihad, where tottenham managed to grab a draw against manchester city. in a breathless game, it was 3—2 to city until the 90th minute when dejan kulushevski denied city victory. they now drop to third, three points behind leaders arsenal. really pleased for the players that they get a reward. first half we were lucky to be in the game at the start, to be fair. manchester city could have blown us away during that period. we missed some chances. similar to last week. we hung in there. second half was a lot better, we had a lot more belief and conviction, and we made it a bit more uncomfortable for them. credited the players because it would have been really easy to get blown away in second half. so i thought the players showed great character and it is important that they do that and they get a reward for that. playing at a good level. the players shouldn't

to sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie.eague, two matches ongoing. let's look at arsenal first, who are hoping to go back to the top of the table, but they're currently losing 1—0 at home to west ham at half—time. the goal, scored by tomas soucek, somewhat controversial because it looked the ball had gone out in the build—up. another one for the var detractors. since then, arsenal have battered west ham's defence, but no equaliser yet. half time as i say. in the other game, brighton are on the verge of a memorable win at home to tottenham. 4—1 the scoreline at the amex after goals from brighton's teenagerjack hinshelwood, pervis estupinan and two joao pedro penalties. spurs with a late consolation, but they're heading for a heavy defeat. six minutes on the clock there. meanwhile, tottenham's third—choice goalkeeper hugo lloris is in talks to move to the usa to join los angeles fc. the 37—year—old french world cup—winner hasn't played since april and would join the mls side on a free transfer. well, tottenham, like several c

i suppose it, i'll just leave it was the slicing lizzie. it was a 2 day old baby boy has been pulled from the rubble off during this really striking gauze. and the new born was trapped along with several women when the building they were in was struck. the baby was saved by maybe the bombing started. suddenly there were women and babies, babies just 2 days old, born 2 days ago as i called. i took him out from under the rubble myself. he was destined to live. and a 2 year old boy was pulled from the rubble and con unit itself to restrain. he strikes the, the child uncle says to miss opposite the building. they were staying in enough to fleeing their homes in northern garza and since the child and his entire family with trumped in the rubble had when we left the news. when they told us to go to the south, we came to the south and the house fell on the head. we were not able to stay at schools toilet, suggest you there and there is no rule. so there was nothing there of basic life necessities. we rented an elderly lady's house, she passed away

so she, lizzie, a unter kia, also saw a wave of support these last number of days for gas protesters and it's done the boat years. the trick is present to sever diplomatic ties with israel. i'm deployed troops to the, into small crowds. they're in the right of your screen, that's puckett stuff. they are urging the world and most land community to unite in protecting gals, a sizes across the globe essentially without one message. the violence must in israel's assault on the go. so 6 to push palestinians from their homeland. that's the accusation emerging from jordan's for administer. speaking of the ongoing, doha for him in 5th time. what do we see and gaza is not simply the killing gold for the innocent people, the destruction of their, their livelihoods. but we're seeing a systematic kit, f, as it seems to empty guys a, from its people. we've seen the amount of destruction in the north and, and an on some of the top very that we see uh, taking place there is just indicative of, of, of, and is there any policy that seems to have determined on pushing guidance out of guys is what is c

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well, i mean 90 percent of the fall as soon as any of the has been. lizzie, how frequently we still mission, what kind of condition to the to use and know where this was at 53005. see, we have been into how to do 3 conditions while the majority of the policy and they can even go outside gazda. they can't even sit on the way of joseph image. joseph feeling. i'm moving now in his cab until new boys. we should try for the 1st time in the case to use the item and 9 to 9 for folks. and that's the key sharing savings, auctioned off of the decisions. and why the us be too, is keeping avoiding any a solution united nation can will. and in one hand, with ukraine still waiting for more money fall in both washington and brussels. the netherlands has pitched in that it's government says it's begin preparing a bunch of f. 16 fighter jets for k of. but it's not yet provided a timeline. me, while you praise defense minister has proposed false lead, mobilize in man who for the front side, the country are these we, the cost of a has more details. they can deny it all they want, but it came straight from the

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the 98 percent of the photo seen anything else that had been this. lizzie, how could we create these condition? what kind of conditions could be the 8th? and now this is more, is that 53005 seen you have been angel how to do 3 a condition, why the majority of the policy and they can even go outside guys. uh, they can even go no way of does it the majority of the 1st scene in movie now, and they can assume they're going through it twice for the 1st time in the case to use the item and 99. but fortunately, the u. s. is the source involved, the biggest, the decisions, and why the rest beetle is keeping avoiding any a solution? united nation can will and in one hand fonts has shut down its embassy news. yes. blaming sanctions imposed by the military government to cease power and july. power says, own voice in the amish says it's diplomatic mission is no longer able to function. of the last 1500 soldiers pulled down to the west staff with the nation on friday, making this 3rd withdrawing the french forces from the saw her region in just 18 months. and the french sentiment in the area has

sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie. thank you.the premier legaue tonight. tottenham are at brighton, hoping to do enough to move up to third in the table but they're behind at half—time. teenagerjack hinshelwood putting brighton ahead on 11 minutes with a good, but unmarked strike. and then dejan kulusevski gave away a penalty after pulling danny welbeck�*s shirt in the box. joao pedro converted it to make it 2—0 at the amex. and they have got five minutes of extra time in the first half of the could be more goals there. in the other game, arsenal have just kicked off at home to west ham. a win for arsenal will send them back to the top of the table, a point ahead of liverpool. it's goalless at the moment, just into the second minute. meanwhile, tottenham's third—choice goalkeeper hugo lloris is in talks to move to the usa to join los angeles fc. the 37—year—old french world cup—winner hasn't played since april and would join the mls side on a free transfer. well, tottenham, like several clubs, have a tricky january coming up with

anything does that have been lizzie house we solution what kind of condition to the to use and now this was a 52005. see has been changed or how to do 3 conditions. while the majority of the policy, they can even go outside gazda. they can't even sit on the way of does it? the majority of sealants are moving now and they have until a new voice. we try, it leads the for the 1st time in the case to use the item and 9 to 9. lots of folks in that see be sure. and it seems or shut off position the decision and why the guys beat, to, excuse me. avoiding any a solution, the united nation can work in one hand, move it onto other news. now, demonstrators have gathered in the capital of media to celebrate the withdrawal of the last remaining french troops from the west african country. some of the participants, how the national flags, even in some of the arts with moscow, which they see of supporting the country. one person said that they said it was creating problems for the west african nation. in addition to pulling out this tube, funds is also shut down as embassy sunset news as minutes. mini

lizzie, thanks very much.n after the commons standards committee recommended that scott benton, who was elected as the conservative mp for blackpool south, should be suspended for 35 days. he's been accused of offering to lobby ministers on behalf of the gambling industry. the standards committee says he had sent out the message that he was "corrupt and for sale". live now to westminster and our political correspondent, harry farley. the standards committee could not have been any clearer in their assessment. it is more embarrassment and another problem for the government. it and another problem for the government.— and another problem for the government. it really is. the committee — government. it really is. the committee said _ government. it really is. the committee said this - government. it really is. the committee said this was - government. it really is. the committee said this was an l government. it really is. the - committee said this was an extremely serious breach of the mp rules earlier this year

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sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzy greenwood.west ham only need a draw in this match to go directly into the last 16, while brighton need to beat marseille to go though automatically — goalless there. rangers are away at real betis and their task is to equal sparta prague's result against aris limassol to reach the knockout stages — otherwise they will drop into the europa conference league. rangers are 2—1 up, while sparta are winning 2—0. and liverpool played earlier, they have already won group e, so it doesn't matter that they lost to union saint gilloise. villa real beat rennes which means they take the top spot in group f. villa real beat rennes, which means they take the top spot in group f. but, despite winning tonight, roma will have to play off after slavia prague stayed top of group g. in the europa conference league — aston villa are playing in bosnia against zrinjski mostar and need a draw to seal top spot and move straight into the last 16. it is one altare. that is a result. that is a result. aberdeen can't progres

lizzie greenwood hughes is here to explain more. 0k ok imagine the highjump, but with horses and your and a brave horse and i have got one of the lucky souls to talk to me now from the london international core shell. gemma stevens. thank you forjoining us. before we go on to talk about what happens in the puissance it's fascinating that you are doing this because you are actually an event to writer. you went to the olympics with britain in 2016 and you are used to writing in the biggest competitions as an offence writer and here you are at the london international taking on puissance, how did you find yourself into the position? i how did you find yourself into the osition? ., .,, how did you find yourself into the osition? ., ., , ., ., position? i had the most amazing worst right _ position? i had the most amazing worst right and _ position? i had the most amazing worst right and i _ position? i had the most amazing worst right and i racing _ position? i had the most amazing worst right and i racing this - position? i had the most amazing worst right and i racing this year. worst

i i deftly asked her how that whole hi court thing was coming and herself chasing rly was lizzie, i am just working my head off to be prepared. she was the general of her revolution, but there was nothing militaristic about. she waan institutionalist, believg in the power of the democratic structures of american life that had been despite all she had overcome the bedrock of her own successes. what is the difference? a book keeper and and a supreme court justi? she famously asked a generation she just as famous answered at her deat her formed her honor assembled on the grates in front of the high court in the utter silence of that clear september day. her body was born up the steps to lie in repose, and we stood watch her in turns through the da and the night, and as in front of the court thousands of women, men, little children passed by another living. she would have been, i think, a little surprised by today's honor, but so pleased the stamp is a fitting to a person w believed deeply in our country and, its institutions and, whose pen reshaped our world world. thank you so much, ms.