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we are seen quite a few ageing societies here in asia i ageing societies here in asia like south koreae governments doing enough? pension reform is difficult because it affects real people about to retire. but i think generally governments need to do more in terms of pension reform and they need to educate the community that the ageing population is real, fertility rates are falling, and therefore people are going to need to save up for themselves for the future, we can't solely rely on the government. we have some bad news _ rely on the government. we have some bad news for— rely on the government. we have some bad news for coffee - some bad news for coffee drinkers out there, your morning brew could soon get more expensive. prices of coffee on commodity markets evidence base level on record. on tuesday arabica beans, which account for most global production, topped $3 per pound, that is expecting crops to shrink as brazil and vietnam have been hit by bad weather, you can find out more about what is driving prices in this article written by my colleague on our bbc website and mobile a

we can see something aged ratio, folks 65 and over to the number folks traditional working age, 20-64. you can. you can see what that was. about one in five up until about 2010, 2015. now it's jumping up to double that and more in the future. .. >> you've got to look at what we need and what we want for retirement and that's the dependeny ratio and we've got a challenge in the future. that's not the whole thing. this was actually anticipated back in 1983. the other thing that's happened is something called the taxable ratios, the share of all the earnings covered under social security. and below that taxable level. well, back in 1982, 1983, this was set up expecting 90% of the covered earnings would be below that level and it was expected to sort of stay in that position. however, a funny thing happened between 1983 and 2000, that earnings levels for the highest earners grew a lot faster than earnings levels for low earners. in fact, the highest earners between 1983 and the year 2000, that 17-year period, the real earnings much faster than prices did the earnings grow. the top 6% were

so that this could be the lowering of this age of the dropped age. could be ukraine's way to have their basically final attempt to, to do something big and to try and get at least some leverage on russia. well, rush out, that'd be right in the us use africa as a natural infection. recivore on an experimental side for new biological weaponry. that is the accusation emerging from the russian defense ministry, which offered significant detail by once, allegedly on folding on the continent, a fit of what, what should reduce cause, where it says emotionally. i would like to remind you that the deployment of the american biological control system in africa is carried out according to an already worked out scenario, is 1st that there is concern about regular outbreaks of, for example, anthrax and to a roommate in one region, foot and mouth disease and plague in another group with a solid you as a rule. this happens during meetings of us ambassadors with representatives of the local ministry of health, just american colleagues. note that such outbreaks under

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so that could, this could be the lowering of this age of the dropped age. could be ukraine's way to have their basically final attempt to, to do something big and to try and get at least some leverage on russia. well, russia better be ready now on the really that same southern here, zalinski has confirmed trying to pay the slow buck prime minister for barking. ukraine's been to join nato roberts feats so earlier. told the media about 500000000 euro was offered. the 2 nations are currently in a stand off over the future of russian gas supplies. according to mister zelinski, the payment would offset slovak losses that a closure of the russian from that route, which the ukrainian leader intends to separate out the end of this month. with the looming problems threatening slovakia is energy security, prime minister feed, so travel to moscow for a meeting with a lot of air pollutant. on sunday, the 2 leaders reaffirmed their commitment to energy cooperation, sparking history a in the you from a neighboring state. it was the check government that secured independe

our population is aging rapidly with fertility rate falling and the median age rising from 29 1/2 years to 38.9 years since 1960. from 2000 to 2005, the workforce grew by 12 million workers. between 2017 and 2022 it was just 1.7 million. demographics drive growth. older populations working consume less. while we cannot quickly reverse population trends, we can engage marginalized groups, older workers, people with disability, people with criminal records and others to help sustain growth in a time of worker shortages. no individual contributions can be overlooked or minimized. secondly, being american means believing in the dignity of every person. work provides a vital way to express that dignity aligning skills and interests with the needs of the economy and our fellow citizens. for older and disabled americans it's no less important. if we neglect to uphold and support their participation in the work force we will not only hurt our economy but failed to uphold a core value that every human being is entitled to dignity. the participation of older workers in the workforce has been risi

so that this could be the lowering of this age of the dropped age. could be ukraine's way to the basically final attempt to, to do something big and to try and get at least some leverage on russia. well, rush of better be ready for russia has been welcomed by a series of sabotage. incidents carried out by civilians has been shipped by stainless, reportedly from ukraine and what appears to be a highly coordinated campaign, a number of citizens. the theme dissuaded to set fire to police causes while the some government on bank offices or to correspondent. i'm just to say that alternate has more details. well, it seems like you crane continues to operate inside russia through recruitment. and just as of today, we had over a new case always 66 year old pension, s setting fi at to a police call. i mean, particularly through the 2, most of cocktails under it and a well, it happened in central moscow near about and to be precise. it was near auto bought russian internal affairs ministries, department, and the fire was quickly extinguished, no casualties wor

lowered to 18 years of age. and that the bill that don't introduce it is already that it has already been drafted. it is within the rules of the ukrainian parliament and it is only up to a political decision as to be to put it up for the vote and to introduce it publicly at 1st because of grading and media of a site, as a representative would be 17 pull top a brigade on them, it could be just wishful thinking of a competent who as proud of himself on the front lines amid a massive shortage of manpower in the trenches. but then a ukrainian m p a has confirmed these free is basically corroborating that claim and he's a voice message you've already, you've already listened to a boss of it, the voice message that he has posted on his official telegram channel at the same time that had been voice is coming from another ukranian and p like c congenial. who has been quick to jump to uh, basically refused to claim that any uh such a bill of this kind exist so that this is a fake news essentially his hold on ukrainians t

retirement age for full benefits. then i went up to 67 by 2022 and could be raised further. one concern that has been raised along the way, especially in 2010, you know, mortality isn't the same for everybody. especially by income level. it really varies. one-way considered back then and you can see this in the material is to have the retirement age increased, but maybe not as much for those with long careers and low income who typically have lower life expectancy. that is another possibility. we can also have lower benefits mainly for the highest earners and we could change our formula. remember that placement rate? we can make it more tilted and lower the benefits even lower for the highest earners you have the opportunity to have more savings than lower income folks. finally, there is the cost of living adjustment. everyone hear about the 2.5% coming up in january? we could change the cost of living adjustment away from urban wage earners to a chain weighted cpi if we had another 15 minutes i could give you all of

this handful of middle-class women of a certain age.— of a certain age. of a certain age. this isn't right- this _ of a certain age. this isn't right. this was _ of a certain age. this isn't right. this was in - of a certain age. this isn't right. this was in the - of a certain age. this isn't i right. this was in the ground this morning where he hit back at his critics. there have been a string of allegations against him. 13 people across various programmes had complained about him. since broadcast, more allegations have emerged. one of them, kirsty wark, appeared on celebrity masterchef. the rest former production staff i wanted. since broadcast, more allegations have emerged, including from the author emma kennedy, who won celebrity masterchef in 2012. she says she complained about his behaviour at the time. responding to wallace's video, she told us whoever made the allegations doesn't matter. this morning, a veteran labour mp had this to say. do you think of that? it's not a crime to be a middle class woman of a certain age, earlier, the broadcaster

it has improved at this level, at this age groun— this age group.ght be that the damage has - this age group. it might be i that the damage has already been done for gary. now he wants education to be the focus. ii wants education to be the focus. , . , ., focus. if these particles had been in place _ focus. if these particles had been in place when - focus. if these particles had been in place when i - focus. if these particles had been in place when i was i been in place when i was younger, maybe it wouldn't be getting these migraines. a lot more has to be done in educating kids at a young age, thatis educating kids at a young age, that is the potential damages. well professor willie stewart, is a honorary professor at the glasgow university school of psychology & neuroscience and is has led a new study that has found no evidence that common risk factors — such as smoking, alcohol and obesity — are responsible for the elevated dementia risk observed among former professional footballers. hejoins me now... this is a long—running study that we have

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retirement age is now 66 for men and women. _ people. retirement age is now 66 for men and women.en and women. equal. but - people. retirement age is now 66 for men and women. equal. but many i people. retirement age is now 66 for. men and women. equal. but many would say not necessarily fair but those women caught in the pincers of that shift i hadn't expected. colletta smith, bbc news. shoplifting costs businesses more than £2 billion a year, but only a fifth of crimes are prosecuted. so some shopkeepers are taking the law into their own hands, carrying out citizens arrests. bbc south west's charlotte cox reports from truro. a couple of christmas presents, is it? when martin gaunt�*s not on the shop floor serving customers who pay... so this lady here had actually stolen from us before. ..he's catching out those who don't. we recognised her when she came in. she was even wearing the same clothes. he's invested thousands in security cameras to help tackle shoplifting. but he also relies on other methods. 0h, don't hit him. 0h, don't. get that one. yeah. this is martin after carry

the pension age was chanced changes. the pension age was changed in _ changes. was changed in 1995. _ changes. the pension age was changed in 1995. the - changed in 1995. the majority of women but i have spoken to by far the majority, notjust if you do but most people just didn't know about it. they didn't know about it. they didn't know about it. they didn't know that the pension age had changed from 60 to 65 in 1995, i certainly didn't know that. i didn't received any official documentation, a letter arrives in 2012 a couple of years before it is due to retire at 60, so i thought. i did go ahead and retire because i was a teacher and i felt i had a small teacher's pension, a married woman, under this part of my husband but during the years that i've been doing the years that i've been doing the coordinators and a whole string of us coordinators all along the south coast and all of the uk who are representing women, that actually, lots of women, that actually, lots of women didn't have any time to prepare for this at all. and to say 90% of the event knew about

it is not a crime to be a middle—class warm of a certain age. _ middle—class warm of a certain age, i certain age, i would say. gregg wallace doesn't — age, i would say. gregg wallace doesn't get it, the world has moved — doesn't get it, the world has moved on. doesn't get it, the world has moved on-— moved on. the intervention isn't wise. _ moved on. the intervention isn't wise, in _ moved on. the intervention isn't wise, in terms - moved on. the intervention isn't wise, in terms of - moved on. the intervention isn't wise, in terms of howl moved on. the intervention l isn't wise, in terms of how he isn't wise, in terms of how he is defending himself and i understand the instinct when you feel you are backed into a corner but i don't think it is smart to come out talking like that when he should probably be listening. earlier aasmah mir said she had complained to the bbc about remarks from gregg wallace in 2017. in an e—mail seen by the sunday times a bbc executive kate phillips said his behaviour was not acceptable and cannot continue. it came before another letter in 2018 revealed b

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and, secondly, the coverage rate of the work population is five — 90% so most people aged between 15t savings account. and thirdly, the amount of money going in as around about 12 — 15% of a person's wage. so they are not relying on the national oration to pay their pensions, they are putting money aside now for the future, singapore is a good example with the central provident fund but we need to be putting money aside for the future for the ageing population. we cannot rely on the next narration as we used to. if we look at the countries that are not doing quite so well, you've got india, argentina and the philippines ranked lowest in the study, what are their pension systems like and where do they really need to improve? they need to improve on coverage as i mentioned, you take india for example, the informal labour market is difficult for private pension systems but i think there are opportunities to use technologies there, many of the systems also need to improve their governance, the regulations so the community has confidence in the private pension systems and trust the system

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he doesn't think that people sort of my age are age really know what we're talking about here. well, he may have a point to some extent, at least in terms of our experience. but his platforms i, the one thing that i think is really important is tied to some of the points that he made, which are also important. and in the way in which this legislation was rushed in and some of the concerns that have been raised about the implementation, i would add that it's important to think about the larger context of the platforms that are being targeted. these are commercial platforms whose primary goal is not to encourage the creativity of young people or to provide them with safe spaces. it's part of their priority is to make money off of collecting as much detail information as they can about the users. and then using that to market and advertise to them. we know, for example, that there's been a history of companies facebook was found to have been doing research that indicated that it knew when young people were feeling inadequate or insecure. and they were actually sharing this informa

sharpton, we join you tonight with breaking news, former president jimmy carter has passed away at the age of 100, the 39th president began hospice care at his home in georgia last year. his wife, first lady rosalynn carter passed away just over a year ago, in memory of president carter, we are looking back at his remarkable life and legacy, here is nbc news acre, jose diaz-balart . >> my name is jimmy carter and i'm running for president. >> the election in 76 confounded political wisdom, until that year, iowa caucuses in which he trounced his rivals, he was virtually unknown outside of his native georgia, he grew up in a farm that lacked electricity and indoor plumbing. he attended the u.s. naval academy, served as an 80 -- navy lieutenant and came home to work on the family peanut farm, he met rosalynn smith, who would become his closest friend and adviser, carter entered politics, serving two terms in the georgia state senate, in 1970 he was elected governor, and his inaugural address, he made it clear there was a new breeze blowing through the south. but, outside of georgia, carter re

at least 5 children were killed, as israel bombed an area near an age distribution point in our new setup refugee come. all those were injured and taken to hospital. well then 17000 palestinian children have been killed by israel since the stones of the war. that's more than in any of the conflicts. in the past 2 decades, stephanie decker reports child after child is rushed to hospital. these still have some hope of surviving, but at least 5 children were killed. man is really a talk on the mr. ross refuge account. he was killed by his randy during strike. he was killed and the sisters and it came a they were waiting for me at the doorstep. may god punish will lose responsible. the us and israel, the bullets of this innocent boy and thousands of other innocent children are on their hands, the ship. he was with his daughter around the corner, sitting and playing peacefully. all of a sudden they were hit by his ready drum aside. i ran out to see oh, the children line on the ground. my daughter was critically injured. she's in the i c u and my son was killed. oh god. this is the norm now. a

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age verification just makes sense.theinto united states can't go into a brick-and-mortar retail store like walmart and purchase graphic material and purchase .gr they cannoapt go into a book ste and purchase pornography. but they can go uninhibited online titeso some of the larget websites in the world who are d making billions and billions ofl dollars off of the most dangerous ansd violent material that is imaginable. sub it is very reasonable foe r the state to make the texas state legislatures, other legislatures and congress to require websites that holdn pornography to have reasonable age verification measures in place, commercially reasonable ones so that there is at least i another barrier. >> laura: the aclu said in the statement, "the law was unconstitutional because it makes adults think twice about exercising first amendment right.se i" this is hilarious argument and i wish i were arguing the case and the court. about britney, in the 'and ids was girls gone wild, that was in the 90s. watch. >> it blew my min

i'm of a certain age". i'm of a certain age" . caitriona perry life in dublin i'm caitriona perry life in dublin with two thirds of the seats in ireland's next parliament field, the two major government parties look set to return to power. and liverpool extend their lead at the top of the premier league to nine points and heap more misery on fading champions manchester city beating them 2—0. hello, i'm nicky schiller. welcome to the programme. after two years of discussions, attempts to secure the world's first ever global treaty to limit plastic production, in an effort to stop it polluting the planet, have collapsed in south korea. the world currently makes far more plastic than it can recycle, with much of it ending up in the oceans. at a week of talks, delegates from nearly 200 nations around the world could not agree on a unanimous declaration, with mostly oil—producing nations wanting to focus on waste, rather than production. it comes two years after countries agreed that a global treaty was needed to tackle the issue of pl

yes thailand and what about their ages as well?— ages as well? yes yes they were. ages as well?re- they _ ages as well? yes yes they were. they were _ ages as well? yes yes they were. they were only - ages as well? yes yes they were. they were only two i ages as well? yes yes they i were. they were only two thai nationals on this flight so most of them were south koreans who had gone on holiday to thailand for christmas. we have beenin thailand for christmas. we have been in the terminal building for the last couple of hours, talking to some of the relatives. these are people who have lost wives, husbands, children, grandchildren. a complete array of people. some people have lost many family members. i spoke to one gentleman who is too great nephews were on the plane along with their father, so that is three members of the same family. we have read reports of six members of the same family being killed. that is what is so heartbreaking, they haven't just lost one person, many have lost more. just lost one person, many have lost more-— lost more. and it is taking time to give _ l

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age, weight and height are entered into the app and you are ready to go.ractical and for some with medical conditions safer option. we have the results ready. want to see where you are at? one thing is your number but we actually recommend to get tested quite frequently to measure the projection of how you are developing. it is fitness but also if you are a smoker, stop smoking and something in your diet, generally losing weight can improve with it. we don't need you to run a marathon tomorrow. it is an element of we just need people to do a little bit more exercise than what they do today. i definitely have no plans to run any marathon but for many, even going through these sorts of test can be intimidating, so the prospect of a device being able to do something like this could come as a relief. that is quite something. plenty more on all our stories are on the website. you can see a story on trumped meeting the ceo of tiktok. more at the top of the hour. do stay with bbc news. hello. i am jack with the catch—up. tonight, a suspected poisoning in fiji, th

that's middle school, ages 10 to 14. in that range, we must protect kids brains in that age. that's when the maximum damage is done, especially for girls. so the most important thing you can do is delay the age at which you give your child a smartphone. until high school, um, and delay social media until 16. and while these sound hard, if you're listening at home, these sound hard to do because your child is going to say, but then i'm the only one, well, team up with others. >> jonathan height and jean toussaint. they're clearly on to something. the connection between online activity and teen mental health, overdue attention this year, as indicated by australia in november becoming the first nation to ban social media for those under 16. the law is scheduled to take effect next year. it's going to impose significant fines on platforms for systemic fails to police the age of their users. now, like jonathan hite, i really enjoyed my conversation with secretary hillary clinton regarding her latest memoir, something lost. something gained reflections on life, love, and liberty. t

i've got a son the same age.y don't put themselves into positions of vulnerability. you hope that they don't drive excessively. you hope they don't use any drugs. it really is a tragic case. it was an accident waiting to happen. it was just completely reckless, dangerous behaviour. he's ruined everyone's life. he's taken three, ruined his own life, devastated ours. _ i know he's just a cocky teenage boy, you know? i know he's not an awful person, but he made some awful decisions. and i really hope that he feels guilty for what he's done. this is his fault. he's done this. he's killed them. and i hope it stays with him forever. in a split second, it could be your reality. so don't...don�*t drive dangerously and don't consume drugs while driving cos it's never worth it for this outcome. katherine da costa, bbc news. next, the rate of inflation has risen to its highest level in eight months. the figure jumped for the second time in a row in november, rising to 2.6%, with hikes in the cost of fuel and clothing among