bilal: i agree.o some extent last year we had great political news and macron winning, and european growth surprising. the one thing i would say on the data surprises they follow the cycles and when they collapse, they do pick back up. but right now there are many headwinds for the are being growth cycle. is slowly but surely tightening policy as well and that will not help either. guy: what does positioning look like? what is the market set up look like right now? we have seen a lot of u.s. investors start to turn tail when it comes to the view on europe. last year they had a great view on europe because it insulated them from a lot of things going on. what is the set up right now? are we fully invested, are we starting to pull back? u.s. investors have never been as keen on european invest stocks as they have with the u.s.. the data from the last month, the inflows into european stocks have a slowed and last week they were just up a fraction. continues, pattern perhaps you could start to see some o

bilal is one of the men working in bradford's nurseries.ears teacher. we do a lot of sessions that are particularly designed for dads. we want them to be integrated with the rest of the nursery, so how we do that is by the male practitioners and even the female practitioners making a conscious effort, you know, trying to get the dads involved, talking to them, engaging with them in conversations, meaningful conversations. so you about to start training to become a practitioner. tell us what your journey was. my daughter used to come to this nursery, saint edmunds. when i saw bilal here, he was young and doing something about it and dealing with kids, and i thought to myself, i have never seen anyone doing this, and this basically touched me in terms of that i could think about coming to the sector. i have got more into it and been doing voluntary work with saint edmunds and came up with the idea that this is something i can do. it is often said there is a stigma around men coming into this role. how important was it for you to have someone

the one that was done and aired bilal jazeera last year on the british-israel lobby was very important. it showed the underhanded tactics, there was undercover film of an israeli embassy agent plotting to bring down a british government minister who was perceived as too critical of israel, that he'd criticized the settlements. they wanted to bring him down. and that plot was, you know, i don't know how far hay got, but al-jazeera busted it with this undercover investigation. and the british media swept it under the carpet. but it's very important for the public to know. and then back in october al-jazeera revealed that they had done a similar long-term investigation in the united states, an undercover investigation. we can glean some of the organizations that they have focused on because some of the names floated around, but the point is they got in to some of the key israel lobby organizations. as grant said, they've gone all out to suppress this. and qatar reportedly promised top officials they would suppress this film. it has been denied. who knows? what we do know is four months af