government, air india was sold to the tata group two years ago.up is widely seen in the country as one of india's most successful business conglomerates. they've been working with employees to try and iron out their concerns, to ensure that this takeover remains smooth. geopolitics is another thing with a focus on potential things by envy israel—gaza conflict. according to 0livia from some cold. it was a bit of a disappointment last week and in april, right? we saw markets weaken, and then we saw sentiment weaken as well, because we started the year thinking they would be as many as six cuts by the fed, even though the fed told us there would only be about three, and now we are left hoping forjust one, or one and a half, and i think that's something that caught markets by surprise in late april. but they seem to be moving on right now, because the earnings season in full swing. it's almost over, another two weeks, and then... and earnings were good, right? but the expectations were limited. it was an easy one to beat — up 5.3 so far — and i think

and owned by the government, air india was sold to the tata group two years ago.s widely seen in the country as one of india's most successful business conglomerates. they've been working with employees to try and iron out their concerns, to ensure that this takeover remains smooth. the european commission has requested more information from x over cuts to its content moderation team. it's concerned about a report that the platform submitted in march, showing that it had trimmed its number of content moderators by nearly 20%. the query comes under the digital services act, which is designed to crack down on illegal and harmful content. let's catch up on the global market outlook, as several themes are on the radar for investors. the us federal reserve kept rates unchanged last week interest rates are at the top of their mind as the us federal reserve left borrowing rates unchanged last week. geopolitics is another theme, with focus on a potential ceasefire in the israel—gaza conflict. that's according to 0livier d'assier from simcorp. it was a bit of a disappointm

the steak values tata play at $1 billion.p will take full control of the unit allowing disney to focus on the merger of its indian unit with mukesh ambani's media arm. annabelle: we have breaking news crossing the terminal. the back of korea's policy decision coming out. it will keep rates steady at 3.5%, a decision that was predicted by all 21 economists in the survey. the bok staying steady for an 11th time. the bank last hiked in january 2023 it restrictive since then. what we will be tracking is that press conference later. we want to know more about the bank's growth forecast on the currency implications. we have seen the korean won in particular, that trading level adding two reasons why the bok is cautious about signaling a policy pitvot. we also have two new board members taking part in the decision monday so that could factor in to the press or afterward. but this is the outlook here, haidi. haidi: let's bring an hour -- annabelle: executive editor for mliv mark cudmore joins us. we are getting a few more headlines h

these are issues tata matter to delaware families in each of your districts and that matter to future generations; good jobs, quality schools, safe and affordable communities, a cleaner environment and responsible management of taxpayer dollars. and this last year i'm focusing op leaving the state in a better place than i found it. we should make sure the next governor is in the best possible position to succeed, and we should balance the budge and make sure our investments are sustainable in the long run. and i want to thank everyone in this room for your partnership on this. we don't always agree, for sure, but working9 together what with we do best in delaware. because of our hard work together, i can confidently say today that the state of our state is strong and getting stronger every day. [applause] as many of you know, i spent a loot of -- a lot of time on the football field. in fact, one of my high school teammates is here in the chamber today, dave. i spent a lot of time with him as a player and a coach, and i know it was a long time ago. but one thing i learned is that the b

among the many brands, tata group's taj hotels is also building several properties across spiritual destinations always been massive. you go to these places both in good times, in bad times, in celebration times and in mourning times. so i think there is a huge inplugs of people going into these places. economic gains aside, politically speaking, experts say this is nothing but an attempt at reviving hindu nationalism by the bjp and it's coming at a cost. india has — what? — almost 18% to 20% of its population is minorities. if you're going to exclude this 20%, byjust constantly focusing entirely on 80%, you know the danger really is the destruction of our social fabric. india is not new to political campaigns on religious lines. but as mr modi's bjp looks for a third term in power, on test is notjust the party, but also india's secular credentials. the election runs until i june. the �*meme stock�* craze is back in the spotlight. shares of videogame retailer gamestop and movie theatre chain amc havejumped by more than 70% in the us. this came after one of their biggest online champions, keith g

we saw similar problems just last month at another tata group—owned airline, vistara, when employeesent en masse sick leave in protest, with similar grievances to these. now, india's labour commission has said that they will be meeting later this month once again to take stock of the situation. a boeing 737—300 plane has skidded off a runway in senegal, injuring at least 10 people. this happened as the flight, operated by air senegal, was taking off from the capital of mali in the early hours of thursday. investigations are under way. boeing, which has not commented on the incident, is facing a deepening crisis over its safety record. an advert promoting apple's new range of ipads has received widespread criticism. the video shows a giant hydraulic press crushing books and musical instruments. for more on why it has sparked such a backlash, here's the bbc�*s michelle fleury. the ad has only been out a couple of days, butjudging by the reaction online, it hit a nerve. in the spot, objects ranging from a trumpet, a piano to a turntable, a sculpted bust and lots and lots of paint are al

plenty more have come from other countries including iraq, afghanistan and georgia tata man from jordanprehended illegally accessing the marine corps base in quantico virginia. very little is been released as lindsey graham is demanding answers in a new lover as senator graham has a bank falling astray for a couple days as what it what do you know? >> oh make sure i get an answer illegally from the middle east they came here what could possibly go wrong trying to lie their way and bring their way into a marine bass. if that doesn't bother you what would. >> you been screaming the borders broken a further 2 years they continue the same all policies want to know where these 2 guys and the terrorist watch list what we know about them when they want to get on a marine corps base pretending to be something they aren't. it's subcontractor with they weren't as asking how they came are they a terror watchlist as how easy for a secretary of homeland security to obtain as it took months for me to find out the main treasure killing riley is illegally paroled into the country because there is no sp

disgruntled employees of the tata group—owned budget airline have since been assured that their concernsed. turning to the automobile industry now, where we�*ve been getting report cards from some ofjapan�*s top car—makers. toyota�*s earnings in the first quarter exceeded expectations, with operating profit surging by 78%. but the firm, which faces competition from china, that was helped in part by the weakness of the japanese yen. but the firm, which faces competition from china, cut its forecast for the current financial year. meanwhile, rival nissan also reported a surge in its quarterly profits. jesper koll from monex group said the future of japanese product makers is bright. these have been blockbuster results. they�*ve got the right product mix, they�*ve got the tailwind from the currency depreciation, and when you look at the financials — whether it�*s toyota, whether it�*s nissan, whether it�*s honda — across the board, very, very good. the issue is going forward, where particularly toyota is guiding earnings down, to drop by about 20% after this year�*s record, but that�*s beca

the many brands, tata group�*s hotels is building sites at spiritual sites, including three in ayodhyacelebration times and in mourning times. so i think there is a heath ledger huge inplugs of people going into these places.— inplugs of people going into these places. economic gains aside, politically _ these places. economic gains aside, politically speaking, i aside, politically speaking, experts say this is nothing but an attempt at reviving hindu nationalism by the bjp and it�*s coming at a cost. nationalism by the bjp and it's coming at a cost.— coming at a cost. india has what almost _ coming at a cost. india has what almost 18 _ coming at a cost. india has what almost 18 to - coming at a cost. india has what almost 18 to 20 - coming at a cost. india has i what almost 18 to 20 percent coming at a cost. india has - what almost 18 to 20 percent of its population is minorities. if you�*re going to exclude this 20%, byjust constantly 20%, by just constantly focusing 20%, byjust constantly focusing entirely on 80%, you know the danger really is the destruction of our social fabric. .

yes, tata. visiting some with assistants. oh, don't tell me.e? “she looks at the boss so languidly, i would n’t think twice if i were him, you wouldn’t be able to stand it for 30 seconds until the first shot was fired from the hall, but no we’re talking about me, are you sure that lena is not involved”? you know, i actually talked to lenna, in my opinion, she’s kind of out of the question, so the younger one is crawling, but how he crawls, probably what to crawl , i say, it should be effective, and i’ll call you back, good afternoon, hello, why did you decide that arkadin died, well, we haven’t decided, why then is there a mourning ribbon, he’s been hanging with this ribbon for a month and a half. you can talk to him. how long did this happen? at 22:20. i already talked about this. i need to put this on the record. where is he now? i can't. this is to say, why? i can’t, because arkadien asked me not to tell anyone about this, what ’s the secret? and alexander is afraid that journalists will run in, and this, believe me, is a terrible sight, but

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your work, tata, i think, well, thank you, thank you, man, yes man, thank you, thank you, he’s likeve me your socks, please, you can wear them for two weeks before . how will you come to our city, lord, i blocked it all. natasha, how did your name end up in crime reports? the story, yes, the story was strong, in general, a guy who was engaged in theft, that’s what they call it, when, uh, a pickpocket, and how did he relax his so-called potential, victims, victims, sang a song about a small country to them, how. .. when he was already caught and he was telling, well, a diagram of how he did it all, he says: you know, i grew up i have a favorite song, i grew up on this song, i’m a fan of this artist, i love a song about a small country, it’s a kind , beautiful song, and i just realized that in order to win someone over and lull their vigilance, it’s simply impossible to come up with a better song , and i just came up and he told the investigators, and he says, i came up and said, well, you... you know that song, small country, well, yes, from your childhood, it’s great while he was co

bring in anthony tata.me minister netanyahu under no circumstances do we support invasion of rafah without an exit plan for civilians. they are doing it anyway, general, does it surprise you? >> it does not surprise me at all, prime minister netanyahu has been clear from out set he will defeat and destroy hamas and make it so they can't threaten israel again. blinken or secretary austin, like babies off a tank. the idf is taking great kaugsz here, warning through text and l leaflets and doing a search and being meticulous. where were the text and leaflets from hamas to israel on october 6? information war is overwhelming from the islamist-backed corporate media trying to message that somehow israel should not defend itself, should not pursue the hamas terrorists. >> brian: pretty unbelievable we have to live off the hamas communication wing telling us casualties saying only 8000 of 34,000 dead. jerusalem post is ush approximating back on numbers. how significant is this? u.s. put hold on ammunition shipment

video hit back on social media say that he was not going to swap hamas down, as he called it, for tataalestinian authority and the palestinian authority and the west bank. that's the most public row at the heart of the israeli government that we have seen since this war began. in the meantime efforts to try and improve the provision of aid to the gaza strip are going to take a little notch up in the coming days because a pontoon bridge which the american military has been putting together along with a floating platform that's going to set out several kilometres off the coast of gaza is all now ready and being towed to the coast of gaza where it should be in action within the coming days. a british ship carrying aid in the form of plastic sheeting and temporary shelter equipment is on its way from cyprus adequate be among the first pallets of aid to be delivered to gaza. paul adams reporting there. officials in afghanistan say the search for bodies is continuing, five days after flash flooding tore through the north and northeast. at least 315 people have been killed by the floods, acco

that klemuks and forgings, they were present, there was a large, serious forum and space problems, tata-tathat since he is taking care of these two beautiful, charming girls there, one of them will definitely fly, i think, okay, i won’t take this portrait in advance , when he returns, but when the rocket suddenly stopped, it did not take off because of the matches. there was no setting fire, which means the day didn’t take off, which means, you know, i was more worried, probably like them, we were all more worried than them, yes. of course, i followed, i took photographs, what is possible, and i think that for the next exhibition, i didn’t want to insert myself here, because our artists make portraits, they’ve already done them, they should already be exhibited, well, i don’t just want to do it, i want to decide, you know, the first woman from belarus and in general, the first one is ours, it’s not easy. there should be a portrait, i sat down, i could have done it, now she was in us, this presence of the people, she is charming, beautiful, you can make candy from her, but the candy did not

people rushed in and suggested, make an exhibition of your art with us. today, it is very fashionable, tatat one, maybe i’m so past the lights and waters, i caught the idea in this, and i think there is... such a small meanness, over the top and so on, we made an exhibition there, brought it there realism, like they did with us, a bunch, beautiful. people caught the idea that we need to do it there, they immediately said to our realism, when i plant a chicken on a tree, it lays an egg there on a bare tree, a birch tree, somewhere they saw a chicken, but we need to buy it in order to turn us into ours ruts, yeah, they fall for it, that is, they work for a long time, you just destroy them. and this school is forever, but it can be destroyed in this way, i agree with you, i know several artists who stayed there, now they work as artificial intelligence, churning out the same thing, well, that is, there is no soul, no heart, no school in this, it simply replaces artificial intelligence, people , if i add, also excuse me, please know why they tell me why you don’t have replenishment , what kind

shares of tata motors after the downgrade ratings on the shares. >>> and arm holdings rocki looking to. chips with the 2025 launch softbank will pay for the initial development costs and could decide to spin it off once it is up and running. >>> senate majority leader chuck schumer is urging the ftc to pump the brakes on the $53 billion bid to buy hess for chevron. >>> the biden administration is giving the latest chips act award to polar semiconductor worth $525 the million this will help the company build the foundry operation in minnesota and double the u.s. production >>> reuters reporting safety regulators are launching a probe into amazon self-driving car unit inspectors are looking at 500 zoox vehicles with the driving system unexpected braking. >>> and unionized workers at apple's maryland store vote in favor of authorizing a strike over schedule practices and waging with the cost of living out of line. >>> and the dow looks to build on the longest winning streak so far. futures are implied higher by 33 points and the nasdaq is up by 32 points. joining me now is jay woods at fr

zinaida serebryakova at breakfast was the artist’s children, looking at the viewer shura, the impatient tata, food, it’s like the theme of breakfast, also the beginning of the day, but it was just an appetizer, the main course, a newly restored painting of a feast of hunters at a rest stop, this is well known to the artist himself - a simple man’s meal in nature , written with undisguised irony, opposite a completely different feast, exposing the vices of the time, his tea drinking in mytishchi shows a drinking contradiction, a well-fed priest refuses alms to a beggar, we have chosen... the best works from the funds trettyakov gallery, which arrived in samara today, this is the work of the first row, part of the work from the main exhibition of the trettyakov gallery, we have a separate multimedia interactive exhibition that you and i can see dedicated to the history of the history of the building, that is, this is such an integrated approach, as we think , which really reflects not only the specifics of the branch in samara itself, but shows in general how extensive the collection of the tr

happy, like no one, i'm happy, for 100 years, i'm happy, i'm not lying, and i'll go out so happy, tatat myself. .. i know where the finale is, there is somewhere a stripe behind which there are only the gates of heaven, and behind them there is just heaven, but for now the whole sky is only in the stars, not in a dream, and in reality, what i will say for my life, i just, i happy that i live, i’m happier than anyone, i’m happy, yo. oh, i'm happy, i'm libru, so happy we'll leave, i'm happy, like no one, i'm happy, for 100 years, i 'm happy, i'm not lying, and so happy we 'll leave, i'm happy like no one and i'm happy for the summer that i'm happy. well, i’ll go in happy, i’m happier than anyone, i’m not just happy, i’m happy! happy, happy as no one else, we are happy! still, it is important to be able to speak, i am happy, i am grateful that i have a wonderful song, footage from the slavic bazaar, very soon we will plunge into this bazaar atmosphere again, but for now on the calendar may 6, this is monday, we we continue to help you wake up, that's what we have planned for the next hour

general all drugs, in my opinion there are five of them that end in prozole, there is something prozole, tata from the stomach, no, then you need to look at it in detail and so on, porridge receptors are everywhere, they are in the pericardium, that is, the sac of the heart, they are in the diaphragm, in the esophagus, in the ears, for example , a case when a coarse thick hair irritated a person - a receptor was cut through and he ran around with doctors like this until i pulled out this hair for him, his porridge went away, that’s all with questions, we’re going to catch up, but today it’s not easy, because today i missed morning exercises for objective reasons, but i have morning exercises for two, or even 2.5 hours of quite serious training, but it so happened that yesterday i came very late and today i just barely got up and crawled to... tr will you leave me without a morning kiss? i have a husband, a job and stability, but i’m already unhappy. and just brazenly write travel, happiness, and good luck into your schedule. anna taratorkina. who are you, how did you get here? this is my numb

tata's nice. only if you want to win. only if you want to win with.hat that if you want to win. if you want to lose, don't do that -- [inaudible conversations] keep getting your 33% every -- 3% every 444 years. whats the reason the take a chance of having this horrible president destroy our country, which he will do in far less than four years. it's not going to take four years. [inaudible conversations] that is why i'm committing to you tonight that i will are put a libertarian in my cabinet and also a libertarians in senior posts. [cheers and applause] rachel: that's so funny. just keep getting your3 %, or you could join me, we could win and i'll put people into the cabinet. i mean, i love, joey and will, that he is going to these other playses to -- places to, you know, and, by the way, he was received better in the bronx than he was by the libertarians. some of these people were a little hostile. i love that he's going out and asking for that vote is. i think it's fantastic. and, remember, he needs a little bit from everywhere because, as he says,

and finally, the latest from wales, where unions representing workers at tata steel say that talks over to shut down blast furnaces. there have broken down community, the gmb and unite say there's disregard for the impact of proposed changes on staff and local communities. it comes as the steel giant wants to switch to a greener way of working, resulting in the potential loss of 2800 jobs. those are the headunes of 2800 jobs. those are the headlines from the newsroom. i'll be back at 9:00 with another update. until then, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code on your screen, or go to gbnews.com slash alerts. now though, it's back to . mark. back to. mark. >> well, a busy morning for mrs. starmer, the leader of the opposition's wife, who hit john lewis early to measure up red curtains for number 10. yes, labour has won control of a string of councils across england and wales. string of councils across england and wales . among the key england and wales. among the key council gains, labour took rushmoor in hampshire, which is bluer than a roy chubby brown stand up routine,

obtained exclusive surveillance video of combs attacking his then girlfriend back in 2016, cns brian tatas, i report we have to warn our viewers some may find some of the video in this report disturbing after meeting rap mogul sean diddy combs at a 2003 fashion week event in manhattan the latest accuser alleges he drugged and sexually assaulted her. >> crystal mckinney in a new lawsuit alleges combs promised to help advance her career, asked her to come to his studio later, gave her a laced marijuana joint and forced her to perform a sex act on him. she says afterwards, she lost consciousness and woke up riding in a taxi crystal kidney is the southern belden mckinney, who's career was launched five years earlier. >> once you want an mtv fashion model contest at age 17, says, she later for depression and substance abuse and attempted suicide this is exactly what happens to victims sexual violence, their lives, or upended the depression and the self-blaming and the attempted suicide, as we saw in this case, is unfortunately quite common place and its tragic. the mckinney lawsuit comes just d

they think that the regulatory hurdles are insurmountable on the apollo-sony, and we can go through tatacompany. that's a problem, right? you have to go through cfius. you have to to get approval. if it's the biden administration, it's probably a 0% chance. if there's a trump administration, a little more friendly but still, you know, not totally friendly on big mergers. you know, does donald trump want to give a u.s. company over to the japanese? he may not want. to i mean, nationalism has been part of his economic policy from the beginning. apollo will be a minority investor in this thing, in this new company, but aapollo owns local cable stations, local tv stations. so they're going to have to divest of some of that stuff. you've got to get licenses from the fcc because it's foreign ownership. skydance, in terms of a regulatory component, is pretty seam eless. it's all american, it's all american money because they've got redbird, not the am if i part that jeff zucker runs which has some saudi money in it, but just redbird private equity fund. it's american money. it'll be american ma

[laughter] tata's our control room. i know, poor kings. the l.a. can kings, they lost. okay, okay.onal hockey league skates into the stanley cup playoffs. it's riding a regular season ratings high as viewers or per game jumped 8% year over year to an average a of 504,000 across abc, espn, tnt according to nielsen. it marks the highest turnout for the nhl in eight years, and that's carrying over into the postseason. the first round of the stanley cup playoffs also breaking away with an average 798,000 per game for a 3% year-over-year with boost. this as going prices for an nhl team go sky high. the arizona coyotes just sold for more than a billion dollars and will head to utah. i want to bring in the longest serving commission per of any pro league in the u.s. here first on fox business with, nhl commissioner gary bettman. >> there's a lot of information you conveyed there in the intro -- liz: you're at "claman countdown." i know that hockey has gotten more and more popular as the years go by, but this particular year what is driving much more viewership? >> well, there are a couple

brian tatas joining u.s. right now, brian pump scoring and other win in his efforts to delay delay, delay, right? >> well, if he has now been successful with that tactic, tactic in three of his for criminal trials. tonight, it seems likely that those three cases will not reach the courtroom before election day there's not much mystery to donald trump's longstanding legal strategy, delay, delay, delay donald trump has never seen a delay that he doesn't like in a court case against him in all four criminal cases against him, cases in which he's pleaded not guilty. >> the former president and his legal teams have filed motion after motion to bob weave and flat out slow down all the trials. just today in the georgia case where he's accused of attempting to subvert the 2020 election results. the states court of appeals said it will consider it are trump's continued efforts to disqualify district attorney funny willis from the proceedings because of the controversy surrounding her past romantic relationship with fe

, no one will give a penny for your life, tata!ladies, i beg your pardon, ladies, just two words, yes, please, you don’t happen to know the actress, faina feltman. liza, faina feldman, you know, no, i haven’t heard, but where does she dance, yes, she doesn’t dance, although, no, she doesn’t dance , sorry. sorry, who asked about fanny here? i, actress faina feldman, only she is now ranevskaya, and you, are you her father? not at all worry, she is in moscow, everything is fine with her, she is preparing for the premiere at the tairov theater, i am her close friend, you can trust me, i understand that in our time it is dangerous to have relatives abroad, but you can trust me, i will tell you everything. it’s night outside, did you ever think about me, it’s good that i didn’t listen to you , i called the child faili, i learned from one letter in the newspaper that it was our daughter, he finally went completely crazy, that’s it, that’s it. here, here, it is important to note the bright performance of actress fera nevskaya in the role o

plentyn th more have come from other countries, including iraq, afghanistan, jordan.a tata in fact, recentlyo men from jordan were apprehende d to illegally access the marine corps base in quanticopprehend, virginia. now, very little information about that incident has been released, but senate judiciary committee ranking member lindsey graham is now demanding answers in a new letter to homelan newd security secretary alejandro mayorkas and senator grahamr graham joins us now. >> senator, it is curious. i've been following this story for a couple of days, how little we know about these individuals. we could presumably learn a lot quickly and they could release it. what have you heard back on the letter? >> what do you know? i haven't heard a word, but i'll make sure that i get an answer because, look, you got two fighting age males came here illegally from the mideast. wron what could possibly go wrong? trying to lie their way and,r wa falsify their way into a marine base? into a m that bother you, what ? for two years now, we've beenren screaming to high heaven. the border is broken. isis a

killed everyone, then attacked me, yes, he’s crazy, well, how can i say, you did it in vain, it’s tatayou, no one will punish you, they will treat you, i understand, they will punish me, my maniai, the book, for you, here i will not find you without doing it. give me the keys, clean the car, but only in such a way that without scratching, stand, stand, hands, i said, i took my hands off, i won’t give it up, hear, i won’t give my beauty to anyone, it’s clear, stand, listen, well, this is stupid. give the car back in a good way, you watched the cartoon, so don’t stay with anyone. fucking moron, maxim, are you also a loan? and not otherwise, well, you collection mug, i can smell you a kilometer away, come here, get your interest, you bastard, you are tenacious, so quiet, quiet! quiet, don’t rush, otherwise you’re too frisky, i’m here, i have nothing to do with it, i, okay, that’s it, that’s it, i’m squirming. come on, let's agree, i'll return the car, you and i are of the same blood, i'm crazy too, don't believe it, don't believe it, look, the air has run out, they will kill him without y

and finally, unions representing workers at tata steel in south wales say talks over plans to shut downroken down. community. the gmb and unite say there's disregard for the impact there's disregard for the impact the proposed changes will have on staff and local communities. it comes as the steel giant wants to switch to a greener way of working that could result in the loss of 2800 jobs. that's the loss of 2800 jobs. that's the latest from the newsroom. for more, you can sign up to gb news alerts, scan the qr code there on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now though, it's back to . patrick. though, it's back to. patrick. >> this country is under attack from a load of great unwashed yobbos yesterday, a load of militant activists blocked a bus taking illegal immigrants from a taxpayer funded hotel to the bibby stockholm. they included this guy news. >> oh, gb news off. gb news off. gb news off. gb news. >> so i've had a little look into it and i thought i recognised him from somewhere. he's been at more than a few events recently. we can see him waving a trans flag at an

. —— tata steel. that's why we want to set up a national wealth fund, other countries have it.will make. but that of course, as you will know, means more money for the nhs here in wales, so that in wales we can build on the work that's being donein can build on the work that's being done in england. now this matters to me. my mum was a nurse. she was a really proud nurse. there were some fantastic pictures of her in her nursing uniform, such pride. we saw this yesterday by the way as well, in worcester at the college where they are training up the next generation of nurses. i saw the same pride on the young people there that i saw in the pictures of my mum. it was her livelihood. but, of course, it became her lifeline, because she was extremely ill for most of her life and literally her life depended on the care that the nhs gave her time and time and time again. and there are other cases in this room, as i look around. so it matters to me, it matters to vaughan because of course the nhs saved his life earlier in his life. so it matters to me and the idea now of us being able t