the giant port talbot steelworks the biggest of the tata plants. the company said the old gold plated british steel pension scheme was unsustainable, leaving workers here and at other sites a range of options, including transferring out altogether. with around 130,000 workers affected, huge pension pots and lucrative commissions for financial advisors have been at stake. it's cost me in the region of £200,000, so it's a lot of money. richard bevan is one of those workers. after 39 years at the trostre steelworks, near llanelli, he wanted a secure future. he went to this local firm, celtic wealth management, who he thought were regulated financial advisors, but they're not. they introduced clients to a firm of regulated advisors based in the midlands, called active wealth uk. between them, they failed to give richard a suitability report on which he could properly base his decision and advised him to transfer his pension out

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more in taxes senate republicans a variety of issue that one of the issues that they're talking about tata better in the life of america's middle class we hear multinational corporations. we heard discussions about pass-through businesses all this is rearranging the chairs at the country club. maybe one day they do a little bit better. maybe the next day -- does better. i believe that the american people want to see in my recent town hall meetings as the american people want to make sure the middle classes and toes getting the shaft. they want to make sure that in the tax while the breaks for multinational corporations or permanent and breaks are permanent they want everyone to get ahead. it's not too late to change course. seventeen moderate democrats led by her colleagues said they were hungry for a bipartisan approach to bring both sides together. i've introduced two comprehensive bipartisan bills so we had made it sure but the idea that these changes are now being discussed nfl americans can read about it in the press, take a look and see if you see even one idea that is going to make

we are travelling a long way from any town or city to visit some of the 200 children in tata villagehern tanzania. we are booting up the tablet, the first one. the whole programme is in swahili so the local children can understand. i think they're going to need more tablets. this is one of about 150 villages in tanzania chosen as the testbed for the global learning xpriz. within a few months 4,000 tablets will be given out, the challenge to teach 7— to 11—year—olds to read, write, and do maths over the next year. the most effective app will win $10 million. the prize here will be much more valuable. older children can walk up to four hours to get to and from school, for younger ones like this seven—year—old amina that is too far. she has been lucky, she is one of those who has been chosen to take part in the challenge. at the start she has not seen a tablet before so she is not used to touching screens. when it comes to reading, she does not know more than one or two words in a sentence. butjohn, who is with the project, thinks the tablet will eventually help her to read fluently. th

chancellor and europe's youngest head of government at just thirty one he has partnered with karl heinz tatathe leader of the far right freedom party their top goal to curb immigration. our goals are very clear we want to reduce the burden on taxpayers we want to strengthen our position to secure our social security system above all we want to ensure more security in our country including fighting illegal immigration. kurtz's hardline stance on immigration was one of the main reasons he topped the october poll he addressed the anxieties of many voters about the refugee crisis calling for tougher border controls and promising change his party won the election with thirty one point five percent of the vote. not. exactly two months ago the austrian people voted they made a clear decision for a change in our country. and we want to secure this change together in the next five years. austrian president alexander founded belen is expected to swear in the new government on monday but it's not one that he like the green leaning politician is an open critic of the far rice just one year ago he narrow

here now general anthony tata who served in the army 30 years before retiring in 2009. he will s.e author of the brand new book direct fire. good to have you here, sir. so, china, signed on to these sanctions. but china is not abiding by them? >> well, china, you know, normally when they agree with us they abstain from a u.n. vote. now they are trying to put a good face forward on this, trish, i think. but about a year ago, they were -- they had 28% increase in trade with north korea and i think they're probably feeling a little bit of sting they're funneling things to north korea they shouldn't. they don't want to lose that buffer between the west and their border. >> trish: they are basically telling us one thing and doing another. >> exactly. >> trish: looking at the north korean economy $28 billion. not huge but grown 3.9% most recently in the last year. the number one trading partner is china. we now get reports that basically the chinese have been secretly giving them oil. if they are growing nearly 4% and their only partner to trade with is china. it means that china is not

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tata meaning to do with the money that it raises?n. this money will be used to finance debt that is on the books of these two entities. separately it is also seeking to end a half-billion euro loan. tata bt remaining after steel engagements into a joint plan to venture with a group from germany. rishaad: the question is why is tata seeking to refinance? you would think i refinance would be in order after the sale of some of its u.k. assets. that is exactly the aim. the aim is to sharpen the focus. they want to focus more on the indian joint plan to venture with a group from germany. rishaad: the question is market. they decided to sellthey decidef unprofitable assets in the u.k. they are planning a $2 billion right off -- write-off in the industry. that will help them expand in india and repay debt. rishaad: thank you for that, our asia credit report hurt joining us. we were talking about stocking. another asian giant looking to keep lenders at bay. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: let's check in with what is going on market wise. a lot

it‘s taken over by tata steel.or grabs. the original british steel pension scheme, an ex—nationalised industry, it‘s a very generous scheme. it‘s being replaced by a new british steel pension scheme which is not quite so good, but 0k. most people should transfer into that. because the pension is in the air, there have been advisors going down to port talbot and persuading people, as they can now, to transfer the value of their good, guaranteed british steel pension into a personal person, which are not guaranteed and in many cases, have very high charges and according to some, ifas we have talked to, were unsuitable investments. that‘s the concern that people are being tempted by the huge value in cash terms of these guaranteed pensions for life, taking the cash, moving it to another pension and perhaps paying very high charges and then at some point, they may run out of money. what are they supposed to do then? well they should take good financial advice. it‘s interesting really, there‘s a team of what i would cal

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the giant port talbot steelworks, the biggest of the tata's uk plants.g workers here and at other sites a range of options, including transferring out altogether. with around 130,000 workers affected, huge pension pots and lucrative commissions for financial advisors have been at stake. it's cost me in the region of £200,000, so it's a lot of money. richard bevan is one of those workers. after 39 years at the trostre steelworks, near llanelli, he wanted a secure future. he went to this local firm, celtic wealth management, who he thought were regulated financial advisors, but they're not. they introduced clients to a firm of regulated advisors based in the midlands, called active wealth uk. between them, they failed to give richard a suitability report on which he could properly base his decision and advised him to transfer his pension out of the company scheme even though a recalculation was due, which would have substantially increased his pension pot. we're aware that other steelworkers are also unhappy about their treatment by the two companies. i'm

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joining us now, author of the new book "direct fire" tony tata, and radio talk show host larry elder,you. general, let me go right to you on this, when you look at the satellite imagery and you look at the release of that information and what the president said, for years i have said there is a simmering pot, china keeps fueling, bubbling, never boiling over, but the trump doctrine, where we now? in a more dangerous spot? do we see an opening? what about china? >> you are exactly right, we are in a dangerous spot, china loves having the north korea stick in our eye as does russia, but i think what we are seeing is a persistent, constant application of inner agency elements of national power where you have department of defense, department of treasury, department of state, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., all applying the elements of power, military and economic against north korea, and now today with the leak, the release of these pictures, we have started an information war, for lack of a better term, against china, because when you think about in chinese culture in particular, the c

technologies as possible and as quickly as possible as you know, section 301.2 orders the fbi to rely on tata from a company previously submitted for drugs that use a same or similar technology. could you elaborate a little further? i know you've been discussing this in ways in which the fda has utilized this authority to date and what we should be doing more perhaps here at the congressional level. >> if you, congressman. the provision you built into 21st century cures that you're referencing really anticipated the future and what you're seeing. the truth of the matter is it's still early days in terms of the drugs we're seeing that are targeting in many case that's are inherited disorders where you have a genetic change that drives a disorder but you have multiple subtypes that all produce the same clinical circumstance and the request becomes if you study one genetic subtype when is and how do you extend the approval into the other substiepz without requiring the sponsor tone roll in a clinical trial each one especially when each one might be only a handful of patients. we are currently ha