we have qatar's wealth fund is selling half the stake in barclays.arclays second biggest shareholder is selling off to reduce to 2.5 million pounds. barclays refused to comment when approached by cnbc. >> a quick comment. julianna, we were speaking a week ago about the ft report and there was discussion of barclays and the different approaches and whether to downsize. the ft article was looking to cut relationships with certain number of key investment banking clients. the pressure is on and it is quite notable one key investor is selling down shares. >> the shares were already under pressure. it is one of the worst performing stocks in the global banking index. clearly, the pressure is on and this will add to it. >>> in the telco space, at&t chase ericsson to build up 70% of the network by 2026. the decision is a blow for nokia. that is at&t's largest supplier. book ending trade in europe. ericsson up 8%. nokia down 9%. massive news for these companies. >> exciting day for telecoms. a couple of things i read up on the story. the reason this is hitti

in the �*60s with a turban and a beard, he had said, you know, "i'm going to go to barclays," and hey absolutely laughed their heads off when he went in and said, "do you honestly think we're ":ever going to have someone who looks like you, "ever going to have someone who looks like you, "with a beard and a turban, work in our bank?" and they literally threw him out of the bank, and then, he ended up cutting his hair and became a postman. when i was a teenager in nairobi, i was the best fast bowler in our school. and i took that story and made it about the east african cricket club in the movie. when i came to this country, nothing. i was not allowed to play in any of the teams and these clubhouses made fun of my turban and sent me off packing. but that is the true story of what happened with my dad. and therefore, at the very end, when finally she says, "i have got this opportunity. "i want to go," and the dad makes his big speech. who suffered? me. you know, "i cannot hold you back. "that was my time. "i suffered because i lived in fear." i don't want her to make the same mistakes

a bit like barclays in some ways.ut some of the stocks we will be watching throughout the day as we've been working our way through the session. barclays stock, first thing this morning, this on news offloading almost half its stake in the british bank. something of a surprise, comes ahead of what is expected overhaul at barclays -- not exactly a vote of confidence you could argue in what is happening. let me show you what has been going on. rolls-royce a bit of anomaly, going into the session negative. i'm going to wrap things up. i want to quickly leave with a shot of the dax. we could about to be seeing a fresh record closing high. this is "bloomberg." ♪ guy: the previous closing price for the dax the record high. we have eclipsed that and are coming to the close of the day in europe. up by .8%. positive momentum in europe when it comes to the equity story. london is a laggard, i said earlier that was becoming a theme. some of the mining stocks are under pressure. some of the health care stocks are under pressure a

and what's actually happeniemi is extending redbird emi is extending the barclays to value of barclaysput it, which is 600 million. and then with the option of redeeming that debt for control of the company instead of the barclays having to pay it back. now that does, as you say, completely short circuit the bidding process. it is legal. it's financially legal. for the legal. it is a way for the barclays to resolve their debts. they a deadline with they have a deadline with with lloyds, which cannot be hit with a tender process . so that's a full tender process. so that's why doing potentially why they're doing it potentially . a competition . but yes, from a competition standpoint, it is deeply suboptimal . suboptimal. >> david davis was on earlier with camilla and he was saying, here's an example. there's a conservative leadership contest being run , the telegraph and the being run, the telegraph and the spectator would both be very influential voices during such a leadership contest. we cannot possibly have those titles in the hands of a foreign state. >> it's a it's a interesting a

oh, thanks friend steve barclay. oh, thanks to up, friend steve barclay.up, james to my panel. coming up, james cleverly been busy today cleverly has been busy today signing new treaty in rwanda. signing a new treaty in rwanda. but the mustard? but will it cut the mustard? plus bread battle is plus the bread battle is underway. can we only hope that sourdough for sourdough doesn't win? i'm for mother's no something for which in the end, the british state has to take responsibility . responsibility. >> welcome back. our main jacob rees—mogg, and this is state of the nation. we've been discussing selfish doctors going on strike over christmas and you've sending your views, you've been sending your views, christopher should any christopher says. should any nhs staff the country repay staff leaving the country repay all training costs ? and tom goes all training costs? and tom goes back to our previous segment. keir starmer's new campaign music is by culture club star starmer, starmer camellia and someone else to work out the rest of the lyrics and perhaps we'

refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear? that's it for me, joe. no with this is the president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis, but does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, or the timing of the what about bucks between what do i see that i see the the, the anthony on the 30th. i couldn't hold it in the middle of the how to get the position. it'd be battlefield model, but my younger son is in with the boss. hi, i'm give hi cool. so on the man the, the, the, the, the, the on the. * the, the, i'm them i can select the theme i yeah. lovely thought about left hands on the left . again, left the shuttle place. my go ahead and as if i come in and so let's check the the last time i had the whole i didn't even look into the system and i'm in the in the list on the lice. said sure. let me hear some of them. well, l

elbit, systems, puma, cutter pillar, hyundai heavy industries, volvo, barclays bank and motorola are some of the companies that were included in the list of the israel boycott movement. number of companies. americans who joined the movement to boycott israel are not few airbnb has announced that it has removed 20 houses in west bank jewish settlements from the list of rental houses due to encroachment and occupation of palestinian lands. the white house is looking for a way to impose penalties on companies that support the boycott movement. slow republicans are all in favor of imposing heavy penalties on these companies, but the differences of opinion among the democratic representatives are deep. the boycotters asked all the elites of the world to add the boycott of science to the list of boycotting israel. technion haifa institute of technology 2016. israel institute of technology with technion is the name of a university located in haifa on the shores of the mediterranean sea. technion is the zionist university of technology, which is famous for aerospace technology and engineerin

elite, systems, puma, cutter pillar, hyundai volvo heavy industries, barclays bank and motorola are examples of companies that are in the movement list. they boycotted israel. the number of american companies that have joined the movement to boycott israel is not small. the online house rental company airbnb has announced that 200 houses in jewish settlements it has removed the west bank from the list of rental houses due to the encroachment and occupation of palestinian lands. the white house is looking for a way to impose penalties on companies supporting the boycott movement . full-length republicans are in favor of the act. the penalties are heavy for these companies, but the differences of opinion among the democratic representatives are deep. the boycotters have asked all the elites of the world to add the boycott of science to the list of boycotting israel . haifa technion institute of technology, 2016. the israel institute of technology, technion , is a university located in haifa on the shores of the mediterranean sea. technion is the zionist university of technology, which is famou

barclays said just 19 customers were using this branch as their only way of banking.gs, my nearest bank now is darlington. and how far is darlington? it's about a two hour round trip. so this one's going as well now? yeah, we've now been told that by december '24, this one is going to close, too. the bank pointed to its next nearest branches here in richmond and northallerton as alternatives, but now they're closing too. the solution could be banking hubs. so there are some empty units where a hub could go? there are some... where high street banks share one building. do cash transactions, to deposit cheques, to check balances and to have on a rota basis the main banks which make up the cash access limited organisation, to have advisers in on separate days. yes, we still use cash a lot but it feels like the days of individual banks in many towns is in terminal decline. danny savage, bbc news, north yorkshire. fortnite is one of the biggest video games in the world — drawing in aroud 70 million uses every month. now it has joined forces with lego to try to appeal to yo

east, the qatar investment authority, looking to the sell down its investment in barclays. with the exception of the ftse 100, it is set to be a better tone for european markets today in trading. bucking the trend from asia and hand over from wall street last night. frank. >>> joumanna bercetche live in the london newsroom. we turn back to equities and investors may be getting ahead of themselves in pricing in rate cuts. the cme fed watch tool shows a 61% chance of a cut in march. some believe 14% odds the cut is coming in january. rick reider saying these numbers are over the top. >> the narrative of the economy falling off a cliff and moving in the recession and fed we wern january. that is presumptuous. i don't think the economy is falling off a cliff. i don't think we are going into significant recession. >> he believes the returns are not doing the same from this year into 2024. we now bring in josh wein on our phone line from hennessey funds. >> good morning. >> maybe this rally has been fueled by a false assumption. >> i think i agree largely with what he is saying.

barclays barclays, shame on you barclays. >> barclays. shame on you . yeah >> barclays.will never let them lie . cry. we will never let them lie. >> well this happened because an eight year old child of palestinian heritage was apparently sent to school by his parents wearing a palestine badge , and was then supposedly badge, and was then supposedly segregated and paraded through the playground . and his dad the playground. and his dad said, bullied by teachers . well, said, bullied by teachers. well, this led to people posting clips on tiktok. they've tens of on tiktok. they've got tens of thousands of views. clips like this. imagine an eight year old child was constantly bullied , child was constantly bullied, harassed and mentally traumatised by his teachers because that he's palestinian. >> that's exactly happened >> that's exactly what happened at berkeley school. you at berkeley primary school. you can behind me the can see behind me is the children bear right now children in need bear right now you little patch on its you see the little patch on its eye. remove th

injune, lloyds bank took over the daily and sunday telegraph because their owners, the barclay familyause of this bid coming in on behalf of the barclay family, backed by investment from a member of the ruling family of abu dhabi. now, lloyds clearlyjust wants to take the money and move on. but lucy frazer referred the deal to two regulators, the competition and markets authority and the media regulator 0fcom. and in a letter she referenced her concerns that free expression of opinion and accurate news presentation could be impacted by this sale. now the company involved has previously offered its guarantee that if a deal did go ahead, the editorial of the independence of the titles would be protected. this year the bbc 100 women is highlighting climate pioneers who are leading the battle against the climate crisis. among them is dr gladys kalema—zikusoka who has dedicated most of her life to the protection of the endangered mountain gorillas, whose habitat is being eroded by climate change iama i am a wildlife veterinarian and conservationist. i have been working with the mountain go

barclay has struggled with its stock performance over the course of the year is up over 2% this morning more focused banks, lloyd's up about 1% as well, again, as the sector reflects what a lower interest rate envenvironment wi. there has been pressure on them to start raising deposit rates, so even though we talk about uk rates coming down, the base rate coming down, the flatter curve isn't necessarily a good thing for these uk banks >>> uk retail, this is the picture for the uk retail sector lots of green on the boards. we are heading into the shopping season the holiday shopping season. and so far the numbers have been a little bit mixed if you compare this year versus prior years, but today the reaction in the market is pretty positive. homebuilders, this is what we're seeing very interesting sector. you can see the likes of persimmon, up 1% marginal gains across the ftse 100. >>> let's switch over to telco in spain the government is set to buy stake of up to 10% in telefonica after saudi arabia's stc took a large position in september. reuter's roimts it will acquire $2 billion in

barclays corporate and investment bank powering possible.screams ]ment bank we're trying to get to jamaica. stay close and... everything will be all right. i'm ok. i'm ok. >>> what's the setup, joe? adobe reports in o.t. >> setup on adobe -- >> are you with me? >> yeah. i apologize. general ative ai has to be the story. when is it going to be monetized? 2024. conservative guidance might be what holds back the stock from advancing to the november of 2021 high at 699. >> prbrynn, you say you wished u owned it. >> most stocks don't outperform the 90-day t-bill. they're in the thick of ai, which they will monetize. so they have this fly wheel that i think they will continue to be a winner. yes, it's in the top ten, so i own it. but i would have loved to have owned this name years ago. >> "final trades" right after this break. [ "i'll be seeing you" by the five satins ] ♪ ♪ at pgim, finding opportunity in fixed income today, helps secure tomorrow. our time-tested fixed income suite, backed by over 145 years of risk experience, helps investors mee

vololo bank, barclays, and motorola are examples of companies that were included in the list of the israelcott movement. the number of american companies that have joined the movement to boycott israel is not small. internet company airbnb home rental has announced that it has removed 200 houses in jewish settlements of the west bank from the list of rental houses due to the encroachment and occupation of palestinian lands. the white house is looking for a way to impose penalties on companies supporting the boycott movement. republicans are fully in favor of imposing heavy penalties on these companies. but the differences of opinion between the democratic representatives are deep. the boycotters have asked all the elites of the world to add the boycott of science to the list of boycotting israel. the israel institute of technology is a university in haifa it is on the shores of the mediterranean coast. technion is the zionist university of technology, which is famous in aerospace technology and engineering sciences. the military weapons that fell on the palestinian people were the result o

as for the future, mike, you asked that, barclays points out valuations have come down creating morell for software refreshes. barclays raising price target for service now and workday arguing that we are, quote, in the middle of the year-end software rally, which means there's more room to grow. sara? >> all right. that certainly jives with the price action, thank you, kristina. kristina partsinevos. >>> let's get to "the buzz." panera brands filing for an ipo. it was last publicly traded in 2017 before it was taken private for $7.5 billion. they tried to bring it bacto the public markets i2021 but the deal that would have been a combination with the spac was called off because spacs were already in trouble. >> it might have worked but it wasn't the time. >> theounderi remember very wellhen he took the company pri private, said there's so much more we can do. >> it's not like traditional private equity. >> they sold to yum. mike, as we go here, lks like we're athe hig of the day. >> we might have to get you a dow 36,000 hat. >> i can't believe kelly clarkson won that many yrs ago. o

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elbit systems, puma, cutter pillar, hyundai volvo heavy industries, barclays bank and motorola are examplesanies that are on the list of the boycott movement. israel were placed. number. there are many american companies that have joined the movement to boycott israel. the online house rental company airbnb has announced that it has removed 200 houses from the list of rented houses in jewish settlements of the west bank due to the encroachment and occupation of palestinian lands . the white house is looking for a way to impose penalties on companies supporting the boycott movement. republicans fully agree.

bagration, barclay and kutuzov went through a serious school under the walls of ochakov, who later becamee, at what cost did the russian army win, why did european diplomacy closely monitor these events? in the story by olga mokhova. weak porte and weakened russia. this is what i would like to see european diplomacy, both empires following the results of the next russian-turkish war. during the main event of this confrontation, the capture of cicale, sweden, taking advantage of the moment, declared war on russia, wanting to get revenge for the defeat in the northern war. the european powers did not need it. on the shores of the black sea, neither strong russia nor the strong ottoman empire, the two empires should have been pitted against one another in war, and we note that sultan abdulhamid really didn’t want to fight, he had already been defeated once, he already understood how well the russians know how to fight and his beat, but nevertheless, sooner or later he had to give in to pressure from his circle and european diplomats. among the turkish fortresses, ochakov was only inferior in

drivers and pedestrians will see changes in the new year, i had a conversation with officer andrew barclay of the highway patrol about several new safety laws that will be on the books for 2024. we will start with 645, this establishes a five-year pilot program for san jose, oakland and san francisco as well as los angeles, glendale and long beach to install a limited number of automatic speed cameras. they will take photos of the speeding cars license plates and the registered owner will get a ticket in the mail. these cameras will not be installed in areas where the chp has primary jurisdiction and they won't just appear on january 1st. >> the agency that puts these cameras in will have to notify the public of where they are going to be put in and when. >> with 413 taking effect, you won't be able to park this close to a crosswalk. >> what you are seeing right there would not be allowed. >> this prohibits people from parking cars within 20 feet of either side of a crosswalk. motorized scooters and bicycles will still be able to, however. >> this is aimed at increasing visibility of pedes

polling from barclays suggests they will.3 each of the over the coming days. that would be the highest level in four years. but poor high—street retailers there is another major challenge — many consumers now prefer to do their shopping online, from the sofa. persuading them to surrender their phones and tablets and rushing to the town centre is not going to be easy. hello. today one of the better days this christmas period to get out and enjoy some fresh air. most parts of the country dry with some spells of hazy sunshine, before tomorrow potential for more travel problems as wet and windy weather pushes its way in, and plenty of snow on the scottish hills. that�*s the weather system brewing for tomorrow, that�*s the one clearing from christmas day. we�*re in the window between them. most dry, even fewer showers across northern scotland compared with the morning. during this afternoon we�*ll see areas of high cloud drifting northwards, though, so sunshine a bit more muted for some of you during the second half of the day. te

i think it was named a top pick at barclay's.ank for nike this past year, but they think that will turn around in the coming year. nike is on an odd reporting schedule, so that's why it's getting some attention. i reports on december 21st, i believe. so, it's underperformed names like lulu, for instance, and there's been macroeconomic weakness in china, and even in north america here, but a lot of the analysts say it's been underappreciated, and even in places like china, nike is still taking share and doing quite well. >> yeah. barclay's best idea, as you say, and then citi goes to buy $135. paris olympics, they point out, leaner inventory, less promotional. >> they say history shows that nike actually does typically see a lift in sales around olympics, and obviously, they're already talking about it on the conference call. ceo john donahoe saying they're ramping up the innovation into that. when they looked at the revenue performance during the summer olympics, they see a several hundred basis-point lift entering the summer gam

refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear? that's it for me. thanks for watching for the time being jonah, how will be here at the top of the hour with a full news hour and i'll just 0 fault lines next, the thought provoking ons, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate, but there are no quick wins and eventually some odd hating interviews. do you feel like america is less than the age of these days or is it just a different full? i think that democracy in the process facing realities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side showing that in the bricks on the other? i assume there is a huge piece of that to happen to the stores on tools to how does air it has been ours inside my head, just putting the rest of my thoughts, so bleed images and flashes that i don't want to see that are stored from the lifetime of pain and suffering feels like i'm being watched or stalk. everyone sort of just seems to be scowling at me. i was just homeless 2 years ago

polling from barclays suggests they will.e coming days. that would be the highest level in four years. but for high street retailers, there is another major challenge. many consumers now prefer to do their shopping online, from the sofa. so, persuading them to surrender their phones and tablets and rush into the town centre is not going to be easy. theo leggett, bbc news. the former antiques roadshow expert henry sandon has died at the age of 95. his son, john, confirmed he died peacefully at a care home in malvern, in worcestershire, on christmas morning. he said sandon "was like a favourite uncle" to those who watched each week. henry sandon was one of the longest serving experts on the bbc show, having joined it in 1979. a mass wedding ceremony involving 50 couples has been held in afghanistan. these kind of ceremonies are becoming increasingly common in afghanistan as couples try to avoid the high cost of a traditional wedding. the ceremony took place in kabul and involved visitations from the koran. there was no dancing

santander, halifax, barclays. ..of their mortgages, cushioning the blow short term. what they're doing is they're even borrowing slightly less than previous or looking at the term if they've got an existing mortgage. so when we come to remortgage it, they may take a longer term... how much longer? anywhere kind of 10, 15 years, depending on the age. inflation is falling, but the economy is not growing, and the turning point remains elusive. faisal islam, bbc news, in liverpool. a nurse who drugged patients on a stroke unit for an easy shift, and a health care worker who conspired with her, have been jailed. catherine hudson, here on the left, was found guilty of giving unprescribed sedatives to two patients at blackpool victoria hospital in 2017 and 2018. she was also convicted of conspiring with charlotte wilmot to give a sedative to a third patient. police in norwich have released new cctv footage of a woman who's been missing since last friday. gaynor lord, who's 55, was reported missing afterfailing to return hom

refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear just as easy. eunice is a palestinian gen, lives living in south africa. his families from jeanine and the occupied westbank. but as ease grew up in jordan, after his family was exiled, 16 members have been killed during the war on guys his his story. and his own way. my name is as easy, eunice, and the city and journalist and i live in south africa. my family is one of those, but a city and families who got kicked out from palestine. my grandfather left palestine to jordan. it's very difficult to describe the feeling in words as a lot of palestinians. we memorize if the street in palestine, if a cool, and even though i've never been they, i know every corner. um, i know if the color of the streets, we know the names. i'm hoping that hopefully soon that we will be able to, to get they to our houses as a lot of philistines. we have our old house keys for our house as they however you cannot access. you are denied of of visiting since the 7th of october. it was very difficult

this is on the back of barclays signing demand concerns with their ability to be traveling and airbnbir outlook. ai has been all we've been talking about and in 20 it was all about crypto. we wanted to get into bitcoin with kristin smith. all eyes have been on the price of bitcoin and a lot of altcoins as well, whether that's driven on the federal reserve and inflation. what's dictating trade for you? >> the bitcoin etf, there's a lot of around that. grayscale had a report that forces the sec take this more seriously. we are hearing a lot of applicants are having productive conversations with the sec said there is a lot of hope that we will get it done. 2023 was not a great year for crypto and i think there is this sense the bad actors within the industry have been weeded out and what is left is to focus on the technology. so we see a lot of optimism around crypto returning to the technology of crypto, what it can do and how it can improve not only just finance but the way we interact on the internet. caroline: rather than talk about blockchain we talk about the trading of the assets.

russians were worthy of being ... invincible, and about the fact that the task kutuzov before this barclayrected himself, the fact that napoleon, leaving russia from the great army, was able to transfer to the other side of the river, 30,000 people, in my opinion, were only left, well, these are so basic truths, they are obvious and russians and french, but apparently it’s not obvious just who he is, napoleon’s army wasn’t quite there. army, which he strived for, kutuzov failed to defend moscow. and finally, the third aspect is strategic. strategically, this is a russian victory. why? because with borodin, uh, a radical change in the course of the war began. look, uh, napoleon spent only a month in the burning of moscow, he was forced to leave, just a month and a half after the first borodin, the second borodin struck. i mean the battle of maloyaroslavets, where they fought. just as stubbornly as in the battle of borodino, in the end napoleon was forced to retreat, he avoided a general battle for the first time since the beginning of the campaign, with this ... enemy, so i believe that the

against barclays. barclays. shame on you barclays. >> barclays , shame on you .let them lie . lie. >> now what does that look like to you? now? what is that guy need to wear a mask like that ? need to wear a mask like that? well, the school said a letter was sent to eight families out of school of 1325 students, of a school of 1325 students, warning that inappropriate comments made at school, including extremist or divisive comments, would result in formal meetings with senior figures at the school . seems fair now . the school. seems fair now. video filmed on wednesday night and that's before this demonstration shows masked protesters tying palestinian flags to lampposts outside the school. and you can see it's here. they've got full face masks on. they're carrying ladders around streets. and look, there's the police doing absolutely nothing while these lads wearing masks or shimmying up ladders undercover of night, tying palestinian flags on a residential street . two residential street. two lampposts . direct opposite lampposts. direct opposite a primary schoo

officer andrew barclay with the california highway patrol is advising motorists to slow down 90% >> of the crash and that we respond to that or weather related are due to people that are just, you know, driving too quickly for the roadway. conditions also advising to make sure your car is ready for winter weather. make sure that you have good windshield wipers. make sure your tires are, you know, in good condition and make sure that you're filling up your windshield washer, fluid pg and e will also have crews on standby for any downed power lines or power outages. reporting here in santa rosa, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, this weather is also making for some rough waters off of the coast in san francisco today, firefighters had to swim out to a rock near sutro baths to rescue a surfer in this video from the citizen app that we'll see here in a second. you can see 2 people out on a rock, another still in the water. 4 rescue swimmers went in there go get that water to go get that person out of the water. the surfer was able to get pulled out. firefighters were able to talk to t

they were told by their minister, steve barclay, to stop having all these diversity people.more, just as if to spite him. >> absolutely . the nhs , it was >> absolutely. the nhs, it was estimated last year at 800 of these diversity officers . and as these diversity officers. and as you say, when steve barclay tried to introduce a moratorium, they just recruited more . and in they just recruited more. and in local government there's that over 800 of them as well. and there's 40in leicester county council. we counted and it just goes right across the public sector . and it's also to other sector. and it's also to other consequence of this are it's so many public services are now see their job many public services are now see theirjob is not to actually provide basic services to the pubuc provide basic services to the public but to indulge in a form of social engineering and indoctrination and promoting groupthink . and they and they groupthink. and they and they also have this air of grievance in the workforce because identity politics encourages people to feel like victims. s

santander, halifax, barclays. ..cing massive interest rate hikes have been lengthening the term of their mortgages, cushioning the blow short term. what they're doing is they're even borrowing slightly less than previous or looking at the term if they've got an existing mortgage. so when we come to remortgage it, they may take a longer term... how much longer? anywhere kind of io, 15 years, depending on the age. inflation is falling, but the economy is not growing, and the turning point remains elusive. faisal islam, bbc news, in liverpool. susannah streeter is head of money and markets at the investment company, hargreaves lansdown. thank you forjoining us. main thing to observe here is that the uk has a stickier inflation problem than the us or the eu. case to start thinking about lowering rates is weaker here? that is the issue. for example, wage growth, even though it has come down it is a 7.3% and that is one of the causes of concern for bank of england policy makers and why they are reluctant to signal at this

the barclay family, to repeat depths of the 1150000000 pounds journalist martin j says the government's actions revealed their fear of the new ownership. having different views on the media landscape. i think i think the significance of it is it is yet another example of the government of cracking down on media, you know, typing the screws even more and so i think we should take it more quite seriously. but i think the idea of what this been slow to as a public concern besides the political concerns, more about the concept of putting, being worried about the main flagship newspaper, could be in the hands of foreigners. it's pretty unprecedented. i mean, you have to go back to the 1980s when which option meaning the mental side was trying to buy gibs of a newspaper most stops on the, on the basis simply, they didn't have a british passport in those days. that was enough to stuff in buying. so it doesn't happen very often. and i think there is a certain paranoia, a certain fear from central government, from a lot of tories that finches a ministers is that there are security concerns when

refuse to be silent and take the risk of standing up to defend their freedom of expression. leno barclay as his ear satire and political cartoons have long played a unique role in communicating in a way that traditional news media cannot. and during israel's were on gauze, on dozens of artist, have created powerful images and posted them on social media imaging. kimber takes a look. graphic images sketched and pencil, and some say, cartoons. a more powerful unaccessible and video footage for flight across. especially when the sheer number of images difficult to process. an image that is thrown by cartoon is using methyl for and sometimes symbolism. it can be something easier to take and then the actual images of people who are dying. but at the same time, it has this double effect, or appealing to of various levels that are, can be translated in the mind and then touch the person very visceral schiffer was uses her ought to provide the discussions like this call teen. so the question itself, i think is not something is right to be asked. and i want to show that easy to everybody was the

the spectator were put out for sale after the failure of previous owners, the barclay family, to repay the depths of 1150000000 pounds. now let's cross live to martin j journal. as an editor of marketing, it'd be dot org a martin welcome. so the u. k. government has said that it could investigate so called public interest considerations is bad. now, what could this move mean and how significant is this for the media spear in the u . k? well i think i think the significance of it is, it is yet another example, all the government cracking down on media, you know, typing the screws even more so i think we should take it more quite seriously. but i think the idea of what this been slow to does a public concern is that the political concerns more about the concept of policy being worried about the main flagship newspaper, could be in the hands of foreigners holding a media has landscape, is obviously dominated by a small handful of companies very similar to the united states and consort to him. so why do you think there's this concern surrounding this particular take over bid? it's pretty u

according to his passport, he is barclay, but i looked at him, i thought, well, what kind of barclayhas the same , they have the same parents, uh-huh, and this is a brother and sister, it turns out that this is a brother and sister, first he took one cat , another one in a week. i just put him in the car like this, it drove calmly, moscow is beautiful, that’s it, they began here's to living a good life and making good money, and after a year and a half i'm just sitting, scrolling through the feed in the gadget, suddenly i see a bandit so small, beautiful, beautiful , it's impossible, he looked into my heart again, i can't look animals in the eyes at all, because this it’s like, well, i can’t save everyone and bring everyone home. and i’m reading the story, it means, take it, we beg you, it’s very beautiful, but i have no strength anymore, there’s no opportunity , there’s nothing, i went to the edge of moscow somewhere , the situation was very strange, the situation, yes, that’s what we’ll call it, the situation, they to me they carry him out and he’s like this, and i say, let me take

literally that went through ukraine and the finally, it wasn't us who blew officer notes framed one and barclay notes. the 32, it was most likely the americans or at their behalf, that there you come on, someone else. now it wasn't us. well, we are not to the opening nor to the $3.00 and $1.00 which it's not to wait for not opening upstream one. it's too many that doesn't, we should do with the pipeline. they have the price of searching for gas and for many of the products their chemical industry is stalling of their economy is stalling. see because of that in and there are real problems that they have to face because of that to be used to get to know who the german economy is going to face down to and because of that. but it's not our decision. and as for gas problem, it's being keeping it's worth and keeping all of its obligations when it comes to transit, so of natural gas through ukraine. and we have the ones getting money from that. of course, ukraine is getting very long, but the thing is some statement for the transit, but they're not using our gas by the way, this uh, you know, kind of

the commercial banks are in control . jp morgan city, barclays, hsbc deutscher bank. you're gonna credit bunk this on time they're, they're the ones who actually run the system and create then create they bring their own money by making laws. so there's a dollar shortage and you need, cuz all the banking houses in the world combined are in the are in the trillions choices of dollars. but the notion of the rivers which are off balance, she is one quadrillion dollars. and then for people who don't know that you were a quadrillion, is a 1000 trillion so much you haven't driven us, they're extremely highly leveraged, and you have to put up collateral to support your positions. well, what's the best collateral? 3 months, treasury bills, 6 months, treasury bill, they don't even want to your treasury notes or 500 treasury notes. they want this really short term treasury bills. well, if you're in georgia back or you raise just be say, and you want to get treasury bills as collateral. you need dollars to buy the bills . and so one of the reasons the dollar has been so strong a

polling from barclays suggests they will.el in four years. but for high street retailers, there is another major challenge. many consumers now prefer to do their shopping online, from the sofa. so, persuading them to surrender their phones and tablets and rush into the town centre is not going to be easy. theo leggett, bbc news. nearly 7.5 million people in the uk watched the king's speech on christmas day. and for those who want more royal viewing, the bbc will tonight broadcast a new documentary. cameras followed king charles for more than a year for the programme. it features new video of the king with his grandchildren rehearsing for the coronation, as well as informal moments with the queen. the documentary will be narrated by actress helena bonham carter. the amazon rainforest has been experiencing the worst drought since records began, with one of its main rivers recording the lowest levels in 121 years. the drought is the result of the effects of el nino, coupled with a warmer atlantic ocean and a heatwave in south am