executive vice president and trans union. meanwhile, let's pivot back to switzerland.tech, the software giant based in india is coming over to talk about how they are focusing on esg and nonlinear growth in the long term. discussing the company's priorities. the hcl -- >> i think we've got a couple of five strategic objectives. the first one being we are a n i.t. services group that covers engineering, cloud, and software, so we want to be able to lead with differentiated products. we want to be able to defer for be a preferred digital partner for global 2000 companies in preferred geographies. i think weaving esg into the lot of business strategies is absolutely critical for us. hcl technologies has 220 5000 225,000 people across the world. the average age is 27 below. i think today, the strategic priority for the company has to be to be a preferred employer. and lastly, i think we are able to meet these objectives than , then delivering the highest shareholder return in the medium-term should be the ultimate strategic direction. >> such uncertainty. >> yeah. >> there

bodies, because when you look at war and it's both dispirited and disinvited in the same time as a trans union of all as a union without a union. yes, yes, you're right. yeah, i personally, i think the word, the side by now present i really wonder how he would consider the current needs and it's more, for example, on because many sections were based on radio g which create your main thing. she was foreseen are really much more talking about the current. although he died i think he, agents. so before the engine. yeah, i do believe that she is the soap in word is, is present in this moment. i know that there are many other seems. there's much more positive about ecology and they just say the normal development. so human consciousness are going to. ready that to i am closer to this worries, so to say, and i am worried that the more well i, interestingly that the human being so much ahead of his time. he is not widely published in english. you know that, that is, you know, what we usually think of the western world as the, and the driver of the 3rd and the 4th industrial revolution. and yet that v

because when you look at both these fear this just embodied in the same time as a trans union of all was handed out and unions. yes. yes. you're right. yeah. i personally, i think the word is 5 by now present. i really wonder how he would ever consider the current needs of words. for example there on because many sections were based on radio and g straight to amazing. she was 14 talking to are really much more talking about the current. although he died i think he, agents so before the ancient. yeah, i do believe that the word is is present in this moment. i know that there are many other seems there's that much more positive about ecology and they believe there is just a normal development of consciousness going toward that i am closer to this worries. so to say, and i am worried that the more well interestingly that despite human beings so much ahead of his time, he is not widely published in english. you know that, that is, you know, what we usually think of the western world as the, and the driver of both the 3rd and the 4th industrial revolution. and yet, they are very few transl

mildly, the interests of the owners of the newspapers was themselves to limit the power of the trans unions before the 1980s. the, the print in is decided whether or not the newspapers came out. and the proprietors resented that. the miners strike was defined by battles outside coal was which when strike is trying to shut down production and the police police officers committed the worst of the violence sometimes unprovoked. but it was the violence of scoggins strikers that dominated the headlines, producing a powerful media narrative of the miners as an angry mob as struggle as a public enemy. what was so exceptional about the miners strike was that we had a government that understood how to use the media. if you can use the newspapers to set up the agenda. this will also be reflected in what appears on radio and television. after 2 hours the police were tired of being pushed and pelted with house brings thickets, knew what to expect. they'd been warned that could turn nasty, addicted. these were the strikers who was threatening law and order. these were the strikers who were the marxists

trans union joins us is there interesting dynamic, we are obsessed with subscriber growth.l streaming platforms but particularly netflix. this quarter, we are going to ask ourselves how successful has it been in attracting u.s. customers in particular to an ad supported tier. >> thanks for having me. i think it's going to be a challenge that that's ultimately because they are a victim of their own success. you look at how big it netflix is in the u.s. they have more subscribers than any of the streaming players in the country. really the hard part is how do you get that penetration to shift to ad dollars? most of us who have accounts aren't going to do that. my guess is over the short term it's going to take a little while for them to get to the numbers they expect on the ad model. i think in the long term they will be fine but if i make a prediction, my guess is less ad users than they hoped for. we will build -- it will build over time. >> i have some sympathy to netflix so i have frustrations about how micro-focused we are for new subscriber additions around 4.5 million.

about something about the alliance, about everything, how do we have to, like europe and the trans-atlantic unione this is already a global problem, china is watching, india is watching everything, they are watching how the west is acting, that is, there will be conclusions, but uh, the west how you yourself understand that it consists of many western states, as he said from us . in such states as germany and france and so on, and of course there will also be political forces that will also want to go back to the old roads, because the day is definitely said that it will not be this is a black-and-white situation, it will be very eloquent, but i think that if we look positively , the first thing will be clear, of course, this is a golden chance for ukraine, because it speaks to your integration in all western institutions . this gives you a very big opportunity after the war it won't spoil much, but it's also a very good opportunity for us, because such countries as the baltic states, as well as northern europe, with which we are good friends, are also there. finland, denmark, sweden, norway, ice

and so fortunately for the -- i think for the european union and for the trans-atlantic alliance, there are few political leaders with the depth of public and private experience to deal with such a portfolio. in the private sector, he's served as c.e.o. of thompson multimedia and france telecom. and from 2005 to 2007, he served as the french minister for economy, finance, and industry. in 2008, he went back to the private sector to become c.e.o. of atos, a european i.t. headquartered in france. and then in 2019 he was tapped on the shoulder to go to the european union to serve as european commissioner for internal market. so i can't not think of a better guest with whom to discuss the state and direction of trans-atlantic relations, technology, and security cooperation and every other issue that is dominating i think the news today in the trans-atlantic space. without further ado, it's my pleasure to introduce mr. terry, e.u. commissioner for the internal market. please join me. [applause] >> thank you very much. i should tell you i'm extremely happy to be here today. i spent so many ye

threat. according to luke, his assistants come first of all from the trans-west, that is why the deployment of a joint grouping of the union is justified by this. on putin's side, and how long will he be able to resist and openly not join the war that russia started against ukraine, probably it depends on the assessment of the development of events that can happen after the belarusian military will go together with the russian military to the territory of ukraine and lukashenko emphasizes that this can destabilize the situation, he still mistrusts it, to put it mildly, by one of the people of belarus he continues very harsh repression because he understands that he has finally lost support and that any additional wave of popular indignation may primarily be connected with the sending of the belarusian military. this is indeed a threat to the lukashenko regime, and probably he does not sell his position to vladimir putin, saying that yes, he is ready to support the russian army, he is preparing, deploying, feeding, training, but just shelling to manage so that there will be another hot spot from which russia will be very di

population really don't care about it's don't know, about whether it's i don't know, trans rights or the role of trade unionsually could have an impact. that's interesting that you say that we saw that you say that because we saw the sturgeon new gender legislation and particularly controversial that you know people between 60 and 18 can legally change gender by saying they've used different pronouns for six months, no parental consent no doctor needed all of that. consent no doctor needed all of that . and what was really that. and what was really interesting about that was when it was polled , it found that it was polled, it found that actually about 20, not just of scotland but of the whole got it. about 20% thought this was a really, really good but double that number thought it was a very bad idea , felt strongly very bad idea, felt strongly about it, including lot of labour voters . and starmer labour voters. and starmer seemed to suggest that maybe that legislation was appropriate for england and wales. these are the kind of things that could tear labour apart. we'll still have previously suggested th

population really don't care about it's don't know, about whether it's i don't know, trans rights or the role of trade unionsually could have an impact. that's interesting that you say that we saw that you say that because we saw the sturgeon new gender legislation and particularly controversial that you know people between 60 and 18 can legally change gender by saying they've used different pronouns for six months, no parental consent no doctor needed all of that. consent no doctor needed all of that . and what was really that. and what was really interesting about that was when it was polled , it found that it was polled, it found that actually about 20, not just of scotland but of the whole got it. about 20% thought this was a really, really good but double that number thought it was a very bad idea , felt strongly very bad idea, felt strongly about it, including lot of labour voters . and starmer labour voters. and starmer seemed to suggest that maybe that legislation was appropriate for england and wales. these are the kind of things that could tear labour apart. we'll still have previously suggested th

all the restrictions , at least in trans, are connected with the fact that there is no air communication between belarus and the foreign countries of the european union. judging by the queues at the borders , a sufficiently large number of citizens want to leave belarus in one direction unilaterally, i.e. restrictions for a-a men of mobilization there is no age limit in belarus. not yet, but they can be introduced at any time and the borders can be closed. it is possible to do it literally by reading the clock. now belarus will also try to preserve, as far as we understand, some privileges. look for possible allies. the formal leader of belarus, lukashenko, will very soon make official visits to of the united arab emirates and in zimbabwe, his press service informs about this , what is the purpose of these visits, do you think it is correct, this is the only international direction that is, well, except for russia, except for multi-member aleksandr lukashenko can use visits to pay tribute to putin. well, here i was talking about the exclusive commercial interest , er, long-standing ties with the arab emirates and zembab , which is known as er, intere

sanctions of the european union will plunge the russian economy into recession for a decade, and europe will support ukraine as long as necessary . the last three-billion-dollar transpart of the aid package for the 23rd year will strengthen the financial stability of ukraine and allow the payment of salaries and pensions. to survive this winter, however , without new air defense systems - it will not help, said the mayor of kyiv klitschko, due to new russian strikes , the energy system may collapse in ukraine every second we are lobbying for increased global pressure on the terrorist state. i am sure that as a result of this week, there will be more active and influential supporters in the world of creating a tribunal regarding russian aggression and a special mechanism for compensating war losses at the expense of russian assets, and numerous visitors to the ukrainian house in davos are convinced of the urgency the need to punish the ransomed country, the focus here is not only on collecting funds, but also on highlighting the war crimes committed by russia against the ukrainian people and on the international at the economic forum, it is extremely important to dr

sarah ashton chirilu became a soldier of the all- union, apparently, as an aid she will cover the life of the lgbt community. vacuums, the fact that i am a transnot really matter, it turned out that even this is the simplest thing you are judged by character by courage by your faith in the freedom and loyalty of ukraine, that is, the rest does not matter, it is not easier to wage a world war against russia as transgender women than before the us trying to live a life that my gender identity is the eternal number one and on which is paid attention, despite the fact that the fact that it was there was trying to conduct hydro-reportings, filmed various video materials. you can understand this, but you can see this in a trench or in captivity. it suddenly hits. i don't know how our guys will react. well, the x- files from the biden family scandal, which has been rattling all over the world for more than a week, is growing with new details in the house of representatives, they are shocked, it turns out that anyone could have access to the state secret , because it was stored in documents were kept in the house, where e could be, well, to put it mil

ellie gomersal and the president of the national union students scotland and. this is a trans saying, i the gender reform bill is simply going to make life easier for people like me. it means that marriage records, death certificates, all of these things will just be more accurate, accurately reflective in terms of how this person lives. what's wrong with that? the charitable interpretation of thatis the charitable interpretation of that is that it's a fantasy . the that is that it's a fantasy. the accurate interpretation . it is accurate interpretation. it is untrue. now i accept that in most interactions in life, sex is irrelevant . it's not is irrelevant. it's not relevant. now, as we sit here talking, but we organise around the protected category of sex when it matters. it really matters. so a grc give a biological male doesn't have to be. according to scotland , be. according to scotland, diagnosed with gender doesn't have make any modifications to his body whatsoever. the grc gives him the legal sex female and allows him access more female spaces . so to say this is fema

ellie gomersal and the president of the national union students scotland and. this is a trans saying, i the gender reform bill is simply going to make life easier for people like me. it means that marriage records, death certificates, all of these things will just be more accurate, accurately reflective in terms of how this person lives. what's wrong with that? the charitable interpretation of thatis the charitable interpretation of that is that it's a fantasy . the that is that it's a fantasy. the accurate interpretation . it is accurate interpretation. it is untrue. now i accept that in most interactions in life, sex is irrelevant . it's not is irrelevant. it's not relevant. now, as we sit here talking, but we organise around the protected category of sex when it matters. it really matters. so a grc give a biological male doesn't have to be. according to scotland , be. according to scotland, diagnosed with gender doesn't have make any modifications to his body whatsoever. the grc gives him the legal sex female and allows him access more female spaces . so to say this is fema

trans—pacific partnership. this area of east asian economies that looks really fast growing and all independent trade policy now allows us to join , thanks to now allows us to join, thanks to leaving the customs unionis something is that something that you could get behind all joining a trade body, a union? i mean, of course , we already members of of course, we already members of wt0 gio and joining a union to wto gio and joining a union to increase trade is not a negative but we do have to accept the 40% of our export and imports come from our closest neighbours. so it's not or the other we can resolve our issues with the eu and still explore some of the other . and i have to thank mr. other. and i have to thank mr. sunak. it's completely dishonest. this morning because it very much starts with honesty to him to have come out this and say we've done 72 trade deals. i'm sorry, do we haven't? and you know, tom, we haven't 72 trade deals. we've rolled over a good number and we've done three not not 72. so is my point. unless all politicians , some all unless all politicians, some all sides from all parties conflict, their purist ideology aside and look at how we work together as a nation because we

mississippi and william tecumseh moving through the trans mississippi in on that very same objective where he could cooperate or coordinate with grant at a time union forces were in central tennessee, in nashville, heading south towards confederate forces in murfreesboro, where union commanders were slow. union commanders were sacked. don carlos buell lost job in tennessee and williams rose kranz took command of the army of the cumberland and the slowest of them was george brinton. mcclellan. and the day the fall elect shins, he found himself unemployed. he was replaced by ambrose burnside and it was a person that was handpicked by the president himself because. in the fall of 1862, ambrose burnside was aggressive, he was assertive, he was decisive, and he was quick. and he was one of the few union commanders who had experienced the rarefied air of victory in the east. so he had a pretty good resume for the job. but his because he was aggressive is the reason that he got the job. he was not mcclellan and abraham lincoln a victory that winter. there's a reason why all these armies were going forward simultaneously at this time. the preliminary emanc

trans extremism. and there'll be another takedown of queen whose crown is well and truly slipping. as we revealed today's gracious person uniong in last year's tournament by the authoritarian aussie mob is djokovic. his record breaking win at the australian open, the ultimate revenge against covid destroys england . matt le tizi destroys england. matt le tizi he's live me straight after the break it's break wsfime break it's time now for one cancelled and. this is where britain's top commentators speak on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest . the media sweeping the rest. the media tennis ace djokovic reclaimed the world number spot yesterday with a historic win at the aussie open. his 22nd grand slam title of course. this time last yean title of course. this time last year, the serb had a time down under after the australian covid zealots blocked his route . the zealots blocked his route. the country before the port in him due to his vaccination state. so just take a look at the start between that sorry affair and yesterday's celebrations never showed as much emotion as this penod show

trans extremism. and there'll be another takedown of queen whose crown is well and truly slipping. as we revealed today's gracious person uniong in last year's tournament by the authoritarian aussie mob is djokovic. his record breaking win at the australian open, the ultimate revenge against covid destroys england . matt le tizi destroys england. matt le tizi he's live me straight after the break it's break wsfime break it's time now for one cancelled and. this is where britain's top commentators speak on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest . the media sweeping the rest. the media tennis ace djokovic reclaimed the world number spot yesterday with a historic win at the aussie open. his 22nd grand slam title of course. this time last yean title of course. this time last year, the serb had a time down under after the australian covid zealots blocked his route . the zealots blocked his route. the country before the port in him due to his vaccination state. so just take a look at the start between that sorry affair and yesterday's celebrations never showed as much emotion as this penod show

up which labour mp gets tonight's union jack has crown find out as reveal the gb huge at 1050 announced it cancelled estranged wife of adam graham has exposed the transhim away from . a female prison. so away from. a female prison. so why scotland's first minister still refusing to scrap her sick gender reform bill? man of the people , lawson is up right after people, lawson is up right after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for cancelled and this is where britain's top commentators speak on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweep . the rest of the media now estranged wife of the double rapist formerly known as adam graham , now going by the name graham, now going by the name bryson, has branded the sex criminals transition a sham to seek attention and receive an easier time ? a female jail , easier time? a female jail, shauna graham told the mail online once. did he say anything thing to me about feeling he was in the wrong body? i have a lot of sympathy for real transgender people, but he's just the authorities. i can see why he doesn't want to be in a prison. loads of big scary men so he's come up with thi

up which labour mp gets tonight's union jack has crown find out as reveal the gb huge at 1050 announced it cancelled estranged wife of adam graham has exposed the transhim away from . a female prison. so away from. a female prison. so why scotland's first minister still refusing to scrap her sick gender reform bill? man of the people , lawson is up right after people, lawson is up right after the . break it's break wsfime break it's time now for cancelled and this is where britain's top commentators speak on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweep . the rest of the media now estranged wife of the double rapist formerly known as adam graham , now going by the name graham, now going by the name bryson, has branded the sex criminals transition a sham to seek attention and receive an easier time ? a female jail , easier time? a female jail, shauna graham told the mail online once. did he say anything thing to me about feeling he was in the wrong body? i have a lot of sympathy for real transgender people, but he's just the authorities. i can see why he doesn't want to be in a prison. loads of big scary men so he's come up with thi

code for it's time to break up the union the only thing is she has picked the wrong issue and my view is using transshoehorn an independence agenda in a shameful manner and now a service introduced by aberdeen city council by an snp and liberal coalition to its nine schools, forcing as young as seven to answer questions about their gender. questions like what agenda do you identify with.7 and then giving them opfions. with.7 and then giving them options. male. female non—binary. transgender other. subtly indoctrinating the concept of more than two genders. something had not been discussed with the parents who were in the main outraged douglas lumsden. tory msp for nonh douglas lumsden. tory msp for north east scotland and a former co—leader of aberdeen city council said it is disgraceful that the council forcing children as young as seven to answer questions their gender. we've heard maggie chapman just this week that she would like children as young as eight to be able to change gender. these snipping questions from the council seem to be following same agenda , so we can't see the same agenda, so w

union just have to get that it. andrew and she is the full light modern politics is identity the trans roundabout identity she's an identityve been watching me andrew pierce for joining fisher and you've been watching me andrew pierce forjoining me. me andrew pierce for joining me. have a lovely weekend. next up, it's the briefing the it's the briefing with the fabulous foster. but fabulous arlene foster. but before we're to go the before that, we're to go to the very cold weather. i'm and this is your latest weather from the met office most places going to be dry today. a fair bit of cloud around, but some sunny spells coming through. most of us will have a dry weekend as well thanks to this area of high pressure anchored out to the it is in control of our weather. but at times weather fronts will drift in from the northwest this one approaching the western isles will a little bit of rain here late in day. we do have the odd light shower elsewhere but there fading out in most places will be , i said, quite cloudy will be, as i said, quite cloudy but we've some in the but we've got some breaks in the cloud. wales , norther

i'll speak the national officer of the union in the next few hours and we'll cross live to the scottish parliament where. a rally for transqualities taking place after the uk government moved to block laws reforming the gender process in scotland . as ever, get in touch. scotland. as ever, get in touch. you can email gb views at gbnews.uk or tweet me gb news. but first, let's get your latest news headlines . good afternoon. news headlines. good afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm in the gb newsroom. the prime minister has defended levelling up plans, insisting the north—west and north—east will benefit most. it's after criticised the plan, saying london and south—east england will be getting most of the money. the government's announced more than the money. the government's announced more tha n £2 billion announced more than £2 billion will be invested in over 100 projects across the uk. they include the eden , north and include the eden, north and morecambe and cardiff, crossrail, rishi sunak's insisted two thirds of the funding is going to the most depnved funding is going to the most deprived areas of uk. the north west is the t

trans issues, her , her views on trans issues, her views on frankly absolutely other i agree joining other anything. i agree joining the european not the european uniont. mm. well i'll be honest here, patrick, i'm sceptical about the westminster election as a facto referendum . i believe as a facto referendum. i believe that the scottish parliamentary election may actually be best suhed election may actually be best suited and to have and i forgot to do that in december because it would be an objection in scotland registered to consult and followed by scottish people, but also by a 16 year old to something close to vote and there were actually ministers we use our westminster son franchise. then they franchise. then when they had that so it is a that vote in 2014. so it is a very dangerous that have to be debated of the going to debated the of the snp going to have conference and and have a conference and march and i certainly that viewpoint i certainly hope that viewpoint somewhat role be put somewhat their main role be put forward consult because i think is a westminster election could potentially muddy the waters and it might not focus remains on