what president putin means. what president putin means. what president putin means is the opposite, it means he will go back to fighting — opposite, it means he will go back to fighting in six months once he has got — to fighting in six months once he has got the first tranche of what he has got the first tranche of what he has been _ has got the first tranche of what he has been promised. i don't know who his has been promised. idon't know who his russian— has been promised. i don't know who his russian advisers are but they ought _ his russian advisers are but they ought to— his russian advisers are but they ought to know that. we his russian advisers are but they ought to know that.— his russian advisers are but they ought to know that. we are going to hear from a — ought to know that. we are going to hear from a ukrainian _ ought to know that. we are going to hear from a ukrainian mp. - putin is not sincere, he will not

conduct the negotiations in good faith. he will use it for political and propagandistic goals, but he will not renounce his ultimatum and he will continue to demand absolutely absurd demands with regards to ukraine. 50 i think that president trump will soon get disappointed.

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uk, and dr marie tidball, labour mp for penistone welcome to both of you. know you were listening intently to the conversation. gdp figures are out at 7am tomorrow. britain's financial watchdog has told rachel reeves that she has run out of financial headroom. we read into the leak is what said this morning is what bloomberg said this morning is what bloomberg said this morning is no true, is that the 77 for 7 responsibility foicetorrbudget responsibility has to deliver a fiscal which has to detiver a fiscal on the which has to deliver a fiscal on the 26th of march is to say to the chancellor that going to say to the chancellor that have almost no room that you have almost no wiggle room that the billion fiscal headroom you 77777777777t7h7977777 .. . . .. . . 7 77 77 77 the7time 7 7777 77the7timeof 7 wth7e7t7ir7n7e7 ofthe7budg7e7t 7 7 had around the time of the budget has gone that is down to has gone and that is down to growth and interest rates sluggish growth and interest rates coming down more slowly and

high borrowing costs. persistently. high borrowinocosts. mea ns persistently. high borrowingcosts. mea ns that persistently. high borrowingcosts. means that the chancellor on warning. what is it saying? jobs are | down 3496 in . first ten e; on that means that the chancellor is on course, it looks like, not to meet 7w7 777i7tlooks7li7ke,777 777 7 777i7tlooks7li7ke7, 7 77 777wm7eet 7 7 771145317777 7 her fiscal rule, fiscal thich isw course, it looks like, not to meet herfiscal rule, which is by 2029—30 fiscal7 7 which is 7 72029—730 herfiscal rule, which is by 2029—30 you cannot borrow for day—to—day borrow for day—to—day you cannot borrowcfor dayzto—day if you are not you cannot borrow for day—to—day spending if you are not meeting spending if you are not meeting that. your are cut spending that. your options are cut spending that. your options are cut spending and increase taxes. you and increase taxes. you that. your options are cut spending and increase taxes.— that. your options are cut spending and increase taxes.— and increase taxes. you run britain's _ and increase taxes. you run britain's largest _ and increase taxes. you run| and increase taxes. you run britain's _ and increase taxes. you run britain's largest _ and increase taxes. you run| britain's largest recruitment britain's largest recruitment and see the jobs data company and you see the and what re the jobs data and what is the jobs data and what is it e jobs data and what is it telling data and what is it telling you every month. what is it telling you every month. what is it telling you right now? it now? it every month. what is it telling you now? 1 every month. what is it telling you every month. what is it telling you riaht now? 1 now? , . right now? ttis.te;l “u .. the 7 is right now? £5.51. g .. the 7 right now? it is telling us that the market is getting _ is caettin right now? gigs; “u .. the 7 is caettin more right now? distal“ the - is getting more difficult and right now? it is telling us that the market is getting more _ right now? it is telling us that the market is getting more difficult i right now? it is telling us that the i market is getting more difficult and it was— was telling us that in and market is getting more difficult and it was telling us that in august and down 3496 in . first ten _ it was telling us that in august and september and it was telling us that in august and septemberand we share it was telling us that in august and september and it was telling us that in august and septemberand we share it was telling us that in august and september and we share that september and we share that september and we sh- .-. information and this is the office and september andwe shatethat _m- september and we shatethat _ and this is - september and we share that and this is the office september and we share that budget and this is the office september and we share that budget responsibility; 0ffice september and we share that budget responsibility we 1fice for budget responsibility we are september and we share that budget responsibility we are for bud-et res-opsibilit we are hearing — for budget responsibility we are hearing from now and i am for bud et res opsibilit we are hearing from now and i am disappointed that it is until disappointed that it is not until 7 now that — disappointed that it is not until that they have 7 that they have said that they have said thin-s are now that they have said things are now that they have i think the data going _ now that they have said things are going to _ now that they have said things are going to get worse. i think the data goingtor .- - h. n--.. have going to netwocseflbinkjbejata ifi going to get worse. i think the data we have _ going to get worse. i think the data we have been seeing has been a going to get worse. i think the data have been seeing has been a warning — we have been seeing has been a warninu. ~ 11 1 warning. what is it saying? jobs are down 3496 in — we have been seeing has been a warning—jami we have been seeing has been a - warning—jobs are warning. what is it saying? jobs are down 3496 in —

warning. what is it saying? jobs are down 3496 in . first _ warning. what is it saying? jobs are down 3496 in the _ warning. what is it saying? jobs are down 3496 in the first _ warning. what is it saying? jobs are warning. what is it saying? jobs are down 3496 in the first ten _ warning. what is it saying? jobs are down 3496 in the first ten days - warning. what is it saying? jobs are down 3496 in the first ten days of. down 34% in the first ten days of figures — down 34% in the first ten days of figures. job down 3496 in the first ten days of fiaures, 1, , 1,1. 1 , down 3496 in the first ten days of fiaures, 1,1 1 , 1 1, down 3496 in the first ten days of fiau11res. 1 , 1 1, 1, , figures. job vacancies. what does that tell you? _ figures. job vacancies. what does that tell you? i _ figures. job vacancies. what does that tell you? i have _ figures. job vacancies. what does that tell you? i have not - figures. job vacancies. what does that tell you? i have not seen - figures. job vacancies. what does| that tell you? i have not seen that since 2008 _ that tell you? i have not seen that since 2008 and _

that tell you? i have not seen that since 2008 and - is _ that tell you? i have not seen that since 2008 and - is - for - that tell you? i have not seen thatj since 2008 and - is - for you labour tell is number “fit; = - labour tell is number one i when labour tell is number one position is growth? hate when labour tell is number one position is growth?— when labour tell is number one position is growth? when labour tell is number one posii and s growth? when labour tell is number one posii and say owth? when labour tell is number one posii and say owi have not seen step when labour tell is number one posii and say owi have not seen the j forecast and it not happen 0br forecast and it will not happen another month. i know laser focused on growth it are laserfocused on. growth and it... 1. 1. .. ... are laserfocused on. growth and it... 1. 1. .. ... a really are laserfocused on. growth and it... .. 1. .. ... a really good are laserfocused on. growth and it... 1. 1. .. ... a really good sign are laserfocuseo on. growth and it... 1. 1. .. ... a really good sign that said we re were the 7 were the second—best in the 77 to invest. 0n growth we are world to invest. 0n growth we are doing two things to up. is doing two things to drive it up ls so that the children of geese. my in my constituency can more buy and housing so that easily buy and get housing so that helps to bring and if you want to carry on watching newsnight, in the us and around the world from the team here in washington.

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