in saudi arabia we know there's moves to try to take business away from the uae so what is abu dhabi in particular doing to ensure this place remains the regional, financial and business hub? >> that's a good question. if you think of the world in terms of zero sum, what could take that angle. i would say as a -- because i spent all of my life in investments and in trading and on trading desks and banks, when i look at a place, at a jurisdiction, what i think about is, what are the benefits of being there? and there are multiple ones, right. because here it's easy to move your family, it's easy to live here, right. and yes, you have the rule of law. and yes, you have the pulls of capital. and yes, you have the business situation. so it's the package. and i would say, you know what, come and take a look that's what i say to people, come and take a look if you're an astute business person and you want to protect your business, come and take a look i think, once you've spent two or three days in abu dhabi if you haven't, you'll know the answer to your questions easily. >> you don't thin

coming up, abu dhabi and amsterdam based chemicals producer oci announced plans to list their fertilizerre, which could be one of the biggest listings to date. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: it is bloomberg daybreak: europe. i'm dani burger in london. oci has announced plans to list their fertilizer venture as prices soar. fertiglobe's listing could be one of the biggest to date in the emirates, benefiting from a rebound in fertilizer sales and abroad commodities rally. bloomberg reported the company may be valued at about $7 billion including debt. joining me for an exclusive conversation is the ceo of fertiglobe. first off, thanks so much for joining us today. you announced the coming of this ipo, definitely an interesting time in energy and fertilizer market. why now? what is behind the timing of going public? >> sure. fertiglobe it's a joint venture between oci and adnok. the idea was always as we stabilized and brought the management team together was to list it in abu dhabi. we took the steps earlier this year. i think what we were seeing and was last on your program, the big spike in

second over, two more into balls from josh little, sri lanka10—3, ireland in a abu dhabi dream.not make there would've beenin event, to not make there would've been in take a bow. a total of 171 did not quite do make it impossible, but removing pulsed early quickly got them closer. look at the reaction, sri lanka know the value of stern. without their biggest hits are, ireland must their way, and it seems as though they will have to beat namibia if greenery is to survive. patrick gearey, bbc news. and i can tell you that in the last few moments, sri lanka havejust wrapped up that match, winning by 70 runs. sri lanka top of the group at the moment, ireland in second for subgrade result for namibia earlier. they beat the netherlands. that is their first win at a cricket world cup —— great result for. england beat new zealand by 13 runs in theirfinal warm—up match, but captain eoin morgan's barren run with the bat continued. he madejust 10 in england's innings of 163—6 against new zealand. morgan said he would consider dropping himself if his poorform continues. england face the we

joins us now from abu dhabi. good to see you, nic.ng about the initial mosque explosion and the taliban's response to it? >> reporter: so far, no claim of responsibility and so far the taliban haven't said precisely how many people were killed, how many were injured. we don't know if anyone was killed, but they do say there were a number of casualties. this was a funeral service for the mother of the main spokesman of the taliban. it appears to be by the very fact that the taliban went after isis later that night saying that the attack in police district 17 of kabul, they completely destroyed and killed all isis members in this cell, it appears the taliban are linking that attack from the mosque, the main mosque in kabul, that they are linking it to sisis. the spokesman has told cnn and many other journalists that the taliban doesn't have an isis problem, that the isis threat is minimal, that this is something that they have the capacity to take on. but it does seem what isis have done, we don't know that it is isis, in making this li

you know >> seth: yeah, exactly >> so his location no, um, i -- abu dhabi, wadi rum was amazing.e?" [ laughter ] >> no, literally just thought, "what a weird comment. [ laughter ] no, seth that is true however, there is something about being so small in that enormous landscape that is very, very humbling. and people like us need that sometimes. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so i would see mamoa on a hill and, and he would be on the other hill, and we'd sit there >> seth: my -- often when my wife are arguing, she will say, "you need to go to abu dhabi - [ laughter ] and get your ego in check. >> now, that should be >> seth: yeah, you need to go sit on a hill in abu dhabi >> or actually, you know what, seth, can i tell you >> seth: yeah. >> i'm going -- i'm going off piece. i was in wadi rum. and i was going in one of those 4 x 4s going up and down the sand dunes on my day off obviously, i didn't do that. i haven't done any of that i didn't sign any papers um, but all of a sudden the guy basically goes, "oh, my god, look at the stone. i thought, "sure, that's a big stone. and he g

the rest of the dispensation very unlikely to change. >> sam kiley in abu dhabi.hank you, sam. >>> netflix has a new hit show that everyone is talking about. taking the world by storm paving the way for other korean content. "squid game." are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> now netflix has a show which portrays a kind of economic hunger kams could be the biggest hit yet. as paula hancocks tells us it's all the rage right now. >> reporter: on social media these images are everywhere. on television -- >> down here with the cast of "squid games." >> reporter: -- everyone is talking about it. amazon's jeff bezos tweeted, i can't wait to watch the show. already hitting number 1 in 90 different countries. "squid games" has 456 debt ridden people competes in games for a prize of $40 million but the penalty for losing is death. they wanted to make the show for more than a decade but studios rejected it. >> translator: when i showed it to people a lot of people said

beat south africa by five wickets in the opening match of the super 12 round of the tournament in abu dhabineither of the sides has won this competition and south africa didn't get off to the best of starts when quinton de kock dismissed himself in bizarre fashion forjust seven runs. aiden markram top scored with a0 as south africa set australia a target of 119. it ended up being a tight contest with marcus stoinis clinching the victory with just two balls to spare. so, wins for both australia and england, then, eoin morgan's side getting the campaign going in the best possible way. former west indies head coach stuart law told me the confidence boost could set england up well as the tournament progresses. their bowling and fielding was outstanding. they took brilliant catches. the way they started, moeen ali brought his ipl form into the first game here, taking the two wickets, bowling his first four overs right through. great to see mills back as well, playing his first international for a long time and bowling well, and adil rashid, of his two and adil rashid, off his two point whatever

here�*s what we saw from abu dhabi when wednesday�*s play began.124, and the game was already gone against this england team. jason roy improvises and executed over the ground for 61. england were home in the 15th over. so far, two wins, no doubts. as a cricketer, you always have some horrid, dark thoughts in your mind before the game. "what if this can happen, this can happen?" you have to remind yourself that your training has been so good. so ijust have to keep reminding myself to do what i do in training, and things will be all right. now that is the flag of namibia, and this bowler is ruben trumpleman. a name to haunt scottish cricket — he took three wickets before scotland had scored three runs in the evening game. namibia, the absolute outsiders in this world cup, were left needing 110 to win. the chance of a lifetime — and they took it. joe wilson, bbc news. so another diappointing result for the scots, but their captain is remaining philosophical. i think we just need a bit of time to reflect on that, which we will do as a group and we'll

in the balance after they were beaten by sri lanka, who've qualified for the super 12's stage in abu dhabist. victory would take them to the world to proper, reach out and grab us, gareth delaney. second over, to more into balls from josh little, sri lanka 843. now came the sri lankan fight that led by... his side would prefer not to have to play in this event. not making it through would be unthinkable. aims to make it impossible. a total of 171 didn't quite do that, but removing' quickly got them closer. sri lanka know the value of sterling. without their biggest hitter, ireland lost their way. they were bowled out for 100—1. sri lanka go through an island may need to beat the nubian if gradient is survive. and there's been medal success for great britain at the track cycling world championships in roubaix in france. the women won the bronze medal team sprint final, with lauren bate, sophie capewell, blaine ridge—davis and milly tanner all on their championship debut, finishing more than half a second clear of japan. and that's all your sport for now. there's more reaction to tonight's c

the season starts in bahrain on the 20th of march and ends in abu dhabi in november.i think it is a large head, isn't to? if you think about the automotive industry and where most cars are made, china is a huge outlet commanded seen as a huge sales tool as well with hundreds of thousands of people coming across the race weekend to see the grand prix, to experience formula one and that new technologies that it brings. so i think it will be a big hit that it can't get to china, but next season sees miami on the calendar for the first time. so whilst you lose with some places obviously gaining another american race and a big one like miami, i think it seen by liberty as a good step forward. england's moeen ali was part of the victorious chennai super kings team in the ipl, which finished this evening in dubai. ali blasted 37 off 20 balls to help chennai to 192—3. in reply kolkata knight riders, captained by england t20 skipper eoin morgan, were 91 without loss but collapsed to 165 for 9. morgan was dismissed forjust a, caught on the boundary. it's a fourth ipl win for th

perfect start to the t20 world cup continues after they thrashed bangladesh by eight wickets in abu dhabihe scottish cup. this was the first time england and bangladesh had met and et twin it —— a and bangladesh had met and et twin it -- a t20 and bangladesh had met and et twin it —— a t20 international. rash headington can be contagious. the catchers were catching, 2—2 balls. the score was stalling, check your phone. not enough. of bangladesh fans were in, always a tiger. that's the thing that came for, that's the spirit they dress for her. but in this game of cat and mouse, it was bangladesh who were caught again. and gone. bangladesh who were caught again. and one. ., , ., ., ., and gone. scored 'ust one to four, the name and gone. scored 'ust one to four, the game was — and gone. scored just one to four, the game was already _ and gone. scored just one to four, the game was already gone - and gone. scored just one to four, | the game was already gone against this england team —— the game was already gone against this england team "124. the game was already gone against this england te

they take on ireland in abu dhabi.ing in on qualification for the super i2 closing in on qualification for the super 12 stage of the world cup. they beat papua new guinea to make it two wins from two after their opening day victory over bangladesh. what about this for a winning shot for andy murray? the former world number one was up against a french player and he keeps going. murray won in three hard—fought you can get the latest sports news on our website. but for me and the rest of the sports to dating thank you for watching and we will see you next time. thank you for watching and we will see you next time. the british songwriter — leslie bricusse has died at the age of ninety. he worked with collaborators to write the james bond themes �*goldfinger�* and �*you only live twice' — and he also won two 0scars. the bbc�*s tim allman looks back at his life and career. you may not know the name but you will definitely know his songs. leslie bricusse, lyricist and composer, was behind some of the most well—known and belov

rule changes, disgust, yukon for say, the moves unlawful romance is a city who are owned by the abu dhabi united grew abstained from the vote. earlier we spoke to a p global sports correspondent, rob harris, who says the timing of the action taken by the clubs is surprising. is all emerging through the source is nothing official. and it really was the result of an emergency meeting. held a monday by premier league, rivals of new council to try to sterling me their ability to draw on resources in saudi arabia to particularly raise their revenue. the focus will be on why those clubs have now not acted in the years after the 50 doing it, but only in the week or so after the completion of this protracted take over by saudi arabia. and it really does signal the concerns are mainly the clubs that this new financially strong rival is starting to emerge this, hey, tell you like it stored last year in the piracy linked to saudi arabia as human rights issues, which do linger the concerns about saudi arabia and it was only approve a couple of weeks ago with so many questions in terms of just what it

as we've seen, abu dhabi yawns, city football group. i think it's a new reality for sport. and, and i refer to the geopolitical economy of sports. this is no longer just about kicking a ball as it was in the 19th century. it's, it's no longer about business. which in, in the last part of the 20th century is what football effectively was all about. nowadays football is about geography. it's a way for countries to, to deal with some of the geographic challenges they face when now not just in the primarily but i think across world football. confronted with this reality, that was, we might be watching 11 v 11 or feel of play behind the scenes. there are ready what i would call giga changes and, and, and, and global institutions, global actors influencing what happens in football, in terms of who owns clubs, in terms of who, who sits on the boards of governing bodies. what kinds of sponsors are getting involved. so this is, this is a very, very different kind of football even to 10 years ago, i think and, and it's the reality that looking ahead to certainly the next decade, but

they were up against the netherlands in abu dhabi bedding 1st. the batch posted 164 before, thanks to 74, max o'dowd namibian minutes to reach the winning target with an overview of space. david vis a hammering and unbeaten 66 from 40 balls through represented south africa between 20132016. so those 2 sides are trying to qualify for the next round, known as the super 12. india and australia have already qualified for that. automatically. they played each other in a warm up match. and due by earlier, the smith's 57 helping the all of these post 152 for 5, but rabbit, show me 860 has the indian paid light work of the target? they won by 8 wicked. meanwhile, in view of captain vin coley has been unveiled in dubai as a wax figure at the new madame tussaud's very lifelike. and next to him is another model of an indian cricket legend section tindle. we'll leave it there for now. most bullets later. thanks so much pete. well, bad headache is no longer exists in a small town in india. not thanks to 2 brothers in the state of punjab who are turning heads

it is owned by the investment arm of the abu dhabi government.orted it was looking to value at $30 billion. jp morgan is banning business travel for employees who are not vaccinated. it says the unvaccinated will take that payroll deduction to cover the cost of insurance. wall street is adjusting rules as they push to bring staff back to the office. tom: another chinese developer fell into crisis monday after failing to repay $206 million bond. fantasia is adding to the strains of the heavily leveraged property firms after evergrande's debt woes. how are we seeing stress manifested across china's credit market? how bad is it now? >> we are seeing a brutal selloff in china high-yield junk bonds today. the broader market down five cents on the dollar. single be rated names down as much as $.10, some of the worst performances since 2013. i think the danger is we see a shift in tone after the surprise missed payment. the expectation was they would make this payment. the problem is it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy if borrowing costs reach the lev

on wednesday, they were up against the netherlands in abu dhabi bedding 1st. the dutch posted 164 for 4. thanks to 70 for max o'dowd the namibian. manage to reach the winning target with an over to spare david visser hammering and i'm beaten. 66 from 40 balls is previously represented south africa between 201316 and those he saw the trying to qualify for the next round, known as the super 12, india and australia. qualified for that automatically. they played each other in a warm up match and do by earlier. see smith 57. help the all of these post 152 for 5. but the rabbit sharma hit 60 is the indians made light work of the target. they one by 8 way gets in the play there 1st matching the tournament against pakistan on sunday in dubai. meanwhile, india as captain vega coley has been unveiled in dubai as a wax figure at the new med empty souls a life like next to him. he's a model of another indian cricket legend such intend duka as it alongside 60 sculptures of other stars, including leon, mfc, and formula one champion new hamilton. okay, will either be for now

and england continue their perfect start at the men's t20 world cup with thrashing bangladesh in abu dhabilebrated winning his 50th cap crashed 61 from 38 balls and dawid malan made a 20 not out as england wasted their target with 35 goals to spare. they sit top of group one. next up it is australia in dubai on saturday. marc edwards there with all the sport. in the quest to push the barriers of transport technology, we have had self driving cars, self driving trucks, self driving buses and now in the dutch city of amsterdam, they are trying out self driving boats. the designers hope they can breathalyse travel and commuting. # row, row, row your boat # gently down the stream... # actually, there's not much rowing involved. this is the autonomous floating vehicle, the roboat — as in robot. an electric—powered vessel that finds its own way around. we have a lot of open water available in the canals that is not being used anymore for transport. only for tourists. so we developed a self—driving autonomous ship. for several years they have been testing the roboats on a project involving the ma

of course i am by abu dhabi have benefited the many years from my company sponsored and linked to the state there. and they insist those deals are being done. the best value of the normal market, right. and not in any way. yeah, inflated. i wrote, this isn't a new issue. so why have this happened now? well say, because probably clubs have had a decade to grapple where this is the c, manchester safety, a mass those sponsorships, the stadium is named off the airways, ex, yada pays on the jazz is and something that's been widely scrutinized. so the focus will be on why those clubs of now, not actually in the years after being city doing it, but only in the week or so after the completion of the protracted take over by saudi arabia. and it really does signal the concerns are mainly the clubs that this new financially strong role april is starting to emerge. this pe tell you about like it stored last year in the pi receive linked to sound. you re be as human rights issues, which do ling of the concerns about saudi arabia. and it was only approved a couple of weeks ago. we still many questi

wickets to make it to winds from 2 both seams. took the knee against racism before the game and abu dhabi bangladesh won the toss and chased about 1st. but we restricted to 12449. then england's open, adjacent voice stole the show, was 61 runs of 38 bulls off to beat the defending champions west indies in the opening game. even say top of that group, moving them a step closer to the semi finals. right, well that's your latest sport for now, but i'll be back later. thank you for that, sarah. as news l, and i'll be back in just a moment before of today's ah, ah. a fearless mexican journalist, sidelines for taking on a precedent and a corrupt system ruled by a single party for over 70 years. only to then establish an investigative platform, determined to break through a poisonous media landscape in search of justice. an epic saga of truth seeking and a refusal to be gagged. radio, silence, a witness documentary on out to sara. we understand the differences and similarities and cultures across the world. and no matter what you see with the news and kind of falls that matter to you. in the nex

we have reports from london, abu dhabi, tokyo, london and of course washington, d.c.h alarming new allegations about facebook choosing profits over safety. explosive claims from a former product manager now turned whistle-blower. in an interview with "60 minutes." 30-year-old frances haugen sai

we have reports from london, abu dhabi, tokyo, london and of course washington, d.c. we begin with alarming new allegations about facebook choosing profits over safety. explosive claims from a former product manager now turned whistle-blower. in an interview with "60 minutes." 30-year-old frances haugen said the root of the problem is in the company's algorithms. >> i've seen a number of companies and facebook was the worse. >> now with tens of thousands of pages of facebook internal documents, haugen is pulling back the curtain. a toxic stew that opened the door for the insurrection on capitol hill. >> one of the consequences is it is optimizing for content that gets engagement, reaction. the own research is showing that content that is hateful, polarizing, it's easier to inspire people to anger. >> misinformation, angry content is enticing to people. >> very enticing. >> and keeps them on the platform? >> yes. facebook has realized that if they change the al kbor rhythm to be safer, people will spend less time on the site, they'll click on less ads and make less mon

it was to build a city of the future equity this didn't to abu dhabi and dubai that serves the largeruidistant. it is a 56 economy —— equidistant. it is a 5g operated side, stronger linkages to the city through our metro, sustainable measures across the board in the construction and now also in the operation and delivery of the operation and delivery of the site. you will see it is really a city of 201a— 2050, but just really a city of 201a— 2050, butjust built really a city of 201a— 2050, but just built to really a city of 201a— 2050, butjust built to accommodate expo for six months during this time. :: :: just talk about climate change. a new report suggests the uk public want to the government to ensure a greener future. the joint report for the world wildlife fund for nature and does moss found that it uk government enacted the policies within the report, such as a tax on polluting manufacturers and increased airfares, the uk's emissions in 20 30 could be reduced by a0% compared to 2019. let's talk this through with cake knockrow, executive director of advocacy and campaigns world

action against the netherlands at the t20 cricket world cup and they got off to a great start in abu dhabi campher took a remarkable four wickets in four balls, reducing the netherlands from 51—2 to 51—6 in his second over, before ireland went on to dismiss the dutch for 106. and at the moment, in reply, ireland are 70—2. rory mcilroy says europe's heavy ryder cup defeat almost made him take the rest of 2021 off, but he changed his mind and has now won the cj cup in las vegas; the 20th pga tour title of his career. he trailed by nine shots after 36 holes, but a superb 62 on saturday put him in contention. and on sunday, he made five birdies and this eagle to claim his second win of 2021. and after a disappointing ryder cup, matt fitzpatrick has rebounded by winning the andalucia masters — his seventh win in as many years. he won by three shots after a final round 69. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you for that. the husband of murdered mp jo cox has said his heart goes out completely to the family of sir david amess. mr cox said mps had told him of day—to—day "vitriol, abuse

they take on sri lanka in abu dhabi, that's at three o clock our time.s made 164 forfour from their 20 overs. opener max o'dowd reached 70. a few moments ago namibia were 67 for three after ten overs. both sides lost their first match, so a second defeat here will send one side home. meanwhile england are playing theirfinal warm up match before their first match on saturday, and captain eoin morgan's barren run with the bat has continued. he madejust ten in england's total of 163 for six against new zealand.. morgan said he would consider dropping himself if his poor form continues. staying with cricket, there could be some respite for england's batsmen on their upcoming ashes tour. australia fast bowler james pattinson has announced his retirement from all international cricket. pattinson took 81 wickets in 21 test matches. he's been ruled out of the first part of the domestic season through injury — and said he felt he wouldn't be able to do "himself and his team—mates justice". the ashes begin on the 8th of december in brisbane. not long to wait now.

abu dhabi investments authority and blackrock are among those weighing bids to take part in the listingsay the company is planning to raise $2 billion from the share sale. shery: we are headed toward the australian open. let's look at the stocks sophie is watching. >> the bank tied up with visa to weigh into the buy now pay later space. when it comes to minors, where keeping an eye on rio after the ceo gave a start date of 2022 for its goldmine. then a ceo spoke with the possibility that the company would consider operating in tougher jurisdictions if the assets involved are attractive enough. this after a report that they are in talks to buy copper project. this amid the backdrop of the metals and mining industry facing tightening supply after years of underinvestment when it comes to mind. one ceo warns that the market is running into a problem. supply undershooting demand for years to come. paul: let's have a quick look at how the markets are shaping up as we are a couple of minutes away from the australian open. we saw again on thursday. all sectors were higher yesterday with the ex

the season will start in bahrain on the 20th of march and ends in abu dhabi in november." — that is how cameron norrie described his victory over diego schwartzman, putting him into the semi—finals of indian wells and the win is set to make him the new men's british number one. norrie is also likely to move into the top 20 in the world rankings at the age of 26. he continued his impressive form, winning the first set without even losing a game. norrie then took the second set 6—2 against the world number 15 schwartzman. the whole match tookjust under an hour and a quarter. norrie now faces grigor dimitrov, for a place in the final. he beat him in march in miami and that was_ he beat him in march in miami and that wasa— he beat him in march in miami and that was a brutal match. he will 'ust that was a brutal match. he will just take — that was a brutal match. he will just take it_ that was a brutal match. he will just take it one step at a time. he has stated — just take it one step at a time. he has stated he wants to beat world number _ has stated he wants to beat world

australian grand prix has been filled and they would take place in the middle east in saudi arabia and abu dhabiecond seat, garbine muguruza. they were due to meet for a sixth time but garbine muguruza was forced to withdraw through injury and the italian player is on course to win which what would be her second title of the year following the victory in the chicago open in august. the ukrainian is into the quarter—finals after beating the romanian. next up, the tunisian competitor. the number three seed from celine, belinda bencic is also through, beating that czech republic player. she will now take on number five seed. golf, a 4—way tie for the lead ahead of the second round of the alfred dunhill links championship laid across three courses, and joint leaders are one shot clear of the field including the european ryder cup champion, terrell hatton, looking to win for a third time and carded 64 at carnoustie and he shared the lead with a spanish golfer and the chinese and belgian player. it is not made the cut on the last 13 attempts and shot a bogey free round. that is sport for now. goodbye.

. >> for the latest we have cnn's sam kiley tracking events from abu dhabi. sam, this election was brought on by corruption, lack of services. this would be a great day for those iraqis demanding change frmpt what we just heard there, it doesn't seem that that's the case. why not? >> reporter: well, as you rightly point out, kim, this goes back to 2019 and the massive demonstrations that we covered there, a lot of them against corruption, inequality but also the heavy influence of iran and importantly in the iraqi context a lot of those demonstrators were shia. iran being a shia dominated theocracy. there's a huge movement, particularly among young people, members of the middle classes caught fire in 2019. resulting in the deaths of some 600 people in killings conducted against those demonstrators and others who have disappeared politically. a very fraught period that caused collapse of one government and these, if you like, premature, early elections against that background though we are now seeing what is anticipated to be a very low turnout, particularly a

in the balance after they were beaten by sri lanka, who've qualified for the super 12's stage in abu dhabie it impossible. a total of 171 didn't quite do that, but removing paul sterling quickly got them closer. look at the reaction — sri lanka know the value of sterling. without their biggest hitter, ireland lost their way. they were bowled out for 100—1. sri lanka go through, and ireland may need to beat nambia if gradient is survive. and there's been medal success for great britain at the track cycling world championships in roubaix in france. the women won the bronze medal team sprint final, with lauren bate, sophie capewell, blaine ridge—davis, and milly tanner all on their championship debut, finishing more than half a second clear of japan. and that's all your sport for now. there is more reaction to deny�*s championship results, including full and's 2— zero win on the bbc sport website. but from all of us here, have a goodnight. hello. thursday is going to feel chilly — especially when we contrast it with the temperatures we had at the start of the week, when we were getting daytim

cnn's sam kylie is joining me live from abu dhabi.minary results expected in just a few hours. what is the likely outcome here? why was the voter turnout so low? >> reporter: the voter turnout we understand from some of the early reporting from baghdad and the electoral commission could be as low as 20%. 20%, rosemary. 1/5 of the population or the eligible population turning out to vote. large numbers of the young people or middle class people who took part in the very widespread protests in 2019 that precipitated first the change of government and then the government's agreement to hold early election appeared to boycotted this round of elections which were in theory, at any rate, trying to break the political strangle hold that the various sectarian groups have over the whole body poll particular in iraq. this was intended in theory, rosemary, to try to usher in the opportunities for more independent candidates. the results have been although 3,200 candidates, 55,000 different polling stations across the nation, that this hasn't con

which showcased just how far this country has come over the past 50 years, even the crown prince of abu dhabireporting it on his cell phone. also notable to see was the flag of israel just a year ago. they're represented with their own pavilion along with 191 other countries, some of which have some truly wild and whacky pavilions like the saudi pavilion. there is nothing traditional about the design here. the same foes for the moroccan pavilion. this is the very first expo, where all of the people are represented. thanks to help, the african union tells me the reason that they are here is to send the message that affect is a secure place to invest. scott mcclain, cnn, dubai. >> all week long, join us for more climate and biodiversity as dubai expo 2020 right here on cnn. >>> young climate activists are demanding world leaders take them seriously they say world leaders haven't done nearly enough to protect the climate from rising temperatures. activist greta thunberg says young people are sick of being lied today. >> right here in milano, minsters have gathered here to discuss the climate cri

for the latest, cnn's sam kiley is tracking the election from abu dhabi.f course, we discuss it all the time, religious and political divisions certainly have their role to play in this election. in terms of the iraqis themselves, though, there is a huge dose of skepticism and even contempt for the way this election's being handled now, why? >> reporter: well, it's a sad irony in many ways that back in 2016, 2019, rather, when the protests against the corruption, iranian influence, and unemployment you mentioned in the introduction reached an absolute peak over the course of several months, some 600 demonstrators at least being killed during those protests. many others being simply "disappeared" right across the country. that heralded a response from the central government. first of all, the collapse of the previous government, then the government of prime minister -- a new prime minister came in, declaring earlier elections than were anticipated. and now those elections are being conducted, all the predictions are the turnout's going to be very low becaus

in the balance — after they were beaten by sri lanka who've qualified for the super 12's stage in abu dhabi back to make 171. ireland were all gone for 101, losing by 70 runs. they'll now have to beat namibia on friday if they're to qualify for the next stage of the competition. meanwhile, england beat new zealand by 13 runs in their final warm—up match for the t20 world cup in abu dhabi. but captain eoin morgan's barren run with the bat continued. he madejust 10 in england's innings of 163 for 6. morgan said he'd consider dropping himself if his poor form continues. england face the defending champions west indies in their first super 12's match on saturday. and scotland head coach gregor townsend has named 12 uncapped players in their a2—man squad for the autumn nations series. townsend said its "exciting" to have a blend of experience within the team. scotland host tonga first at the end of the month — before facing australia, south africa and japan. that's all the sport for now. lateral flow test. and people should work from home where possible. joining me now is doctor christine tait—b

sam kiley, cnn, in abu dhabi. >>> the united states is calling weekend talks with taliban representativesofessional. a u.s. delegation traveled to doha for the talks which focused on safe passage for u.s. citizens, former-afghan partners, and foreign nationals, as well as direct humanitarian assistance and human rights issues. the u.s. says the taliban will be judged on their actions, not just their words. >>> well, for our international viewers, world sport is coming up next. and for those of you here in the united states, i'll be back after a short break with more news. do stick around. now we've created a brand-new way for you to s sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your licicense plate answerer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way at carvana. did you know that even after you sanitize

compare that with man city's abu dhabi owners and the qatari owners. isa, look, newcastle united, the fans -- the fans are, indeed, the lifeblood of the sport. we saw that earlier this year with the doomed european super league. very powerful collective voice, but newcastle club craving silverware. 1955 the last time they won anything major of substance domestically. that was english fa cup. you have to go back to 1927 the last time they won the top flight title. back to you. >> and you know, patrick, looking at those numbers, that is putting into perspective, that is a lot of money. let's see if it makes any difference, like you said, when it comes to those results. patrick snell there for us. thanks very much, patrick. good to see you. >>> now, the manhunt continues for gabby petito's missing fiancee. police are now getting some help from his father. we will get the latest from florida on the search. that's next. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief f

they take on sri lanka in abu dhabi, that's at 3 o clock our time.e after both sides lost their opening matches, it means the netherlands now can't make it through to the next stage. meanwhile england havejust won theirfinal warm up match before their first match on saturday, but captain eoin morgan's barren run with the bat has continued. he madejust ten in england's total of 163 for six against new zealand. morgan said he would consider dropping himself if his poor form continues. but his side have beaten the black caps by 13 runs. i'll have more throughoutt the afternoon, but ben, that's all the sport for now. the biggest study ever undertaken in the uk into what's known as �*extreme pregnancy sickness' has found that the condition can be so severe, more than half of sufferers consider having abortions. while mild sickness is a common symptom of pregnancy, �*extreme nausea' can affect between 1% and 3% of pregnant women. daniela relph has been speaking to one woman about her experience. i still can't eat, and i can't drink. and i'm hungry, and i a

both games will be played in abu dhabi.th the bat and took 2 wickets in his first t20 international. england have a warm up match against india this afternoon. eddiejones will name his england squad for the autumn rugby internationals this afternoon. quite a few saracens players may feature after sarries handed bath a record premiership home defeat yesterday, thrashing them 71 points to 17 at the rec. they ran in ten tries with a hat—trick for max maylins. elsewhere london irish drew 25—all with gloucester. that's all the sport for now. a big ofa a big of a bumper weekend of sport on the website. back to our top story now and borisjohnson will lead tributes in the commons this afternoon for sir david amess — the mp who was stabbed to death during a constituency surgery in southend last friday, but there have been questions raised about the safety of mps and whether britain could face a new wave of attacks from people who the intelligence services call bedroom radicals whose extremism is bred online. let's speak to peter neu

they take on sri lanka in abu dhabi, 3 o'clock our time. the netherlands play namibia at 11.ith 70 off 49 balls before taking an excellent catch as papua new guinea fell short of their target. scotland will progress to the main group stage if they beat oman tomorrow. novak djokovic's defence of his australian open title is in doubt after the country's immigration minister confirmed overnight that all players will need to be double vaccinated against covid—19 to obtain a visa to compete in next year's tournament. the 20—time grand slam champion has declined to reveal his vaccination status, and previously said he's unsure whether he'll defend his crown. i don't have a message, i have a message to everyone who wishes to visit australia, they say they have to be double vaccinated, that is a universal application, notjust universal application, not just tennis players, universal application, notjust tennis players, every visitor to australia will have to be double vaccinated. meanwhile andy murray is continuing to offer up a little reminder of what took him to the top. another ba

heard the pet bird that belonged to a girl that lived in afghanistan has been adopted by a man in abu dhabiike men. and it also trashed his car, b is supporting his promise to look after this bird. and now lives in the residence and after days of coaching, it is beginning to act and even learning to tweet bongiorno. some areas we had seen the heavier persistent rain had a beautiful day with some sunny spells and a dry story and feeling pleasantly warm. former still of the next couple of days, average temperatures this time of year around the mid—teens by friday we�*re likely to see temperatures peaking at around 21 c. so, at least a good 5 of where they should be at the time of year. one of the reasons is this weather front is going to bring some cloud and rain to the northwest, but it is striving in warmer air with the south—westerly field of wind direction and you really will notice the difference when you step outside first thing in the morning. the cloudy start to thursday with a little bit of drizzle around and yes, the persistent rain from the weather front affecting parts of southern

abu dhabi investment authority and blackrock are among those winning bids to take part in the listinglanning to raise as much as $2 billion from the share sale. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna? anna: juliette saly with all the business headlines that you need. let's get on to another business story. newcastle united has a new owner and long-suffering fans are perhaps delighted. human rights activists, not so much. the now completed takeover by the saudi wealth fund would realize a long-held dream of the supporter base. the 300 million pound move has been dubbed sports washing. the takeover will also create potential new tighten and british football with more economic fire power than all other premier league teams combined. the numbers just keep getting bigger. let's get the latest from bloomberg's laura wright. how significant is this deal? laura: it is pretty significant. we learned yesterday that newcastle has been taken over by a consortium of investors, led by the saudi public investment fund. the consortium paid over 300 million pounds for 100% of the shares. the stru

thank god while we were staying in abu dhabi is a jungle gym. we're happy to be here.r stoked for the next one. >> bill: you guys are a great team. well done. by the way, dhs on the delay. all u.s. flights must establish the safety and health protocols before cleared for departure. flight manifests need to be verified. the thing about this, these people deserved to be out of afghanistan before we departed kabul on the 30th of august officially. now they are here. jen, what's next, what happens, how many are waiting? >> we have a database of over 20,000 that are still requesting evacuation and dynamo 02 starts on monday. >> we plan on -- as long as we have donors that are going to be generous, we will keep on going. >> dana: brian, i had one last question for you. i know the children don't really understand what it means to them to be here in america again but their parents do. what kind of relief did they express? >> yeah. i have had people crying on my shoulder, jen and her team do all the case management so they interact with them very much over the phone and like so

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by his brother, joe set off to fight for those like jacob around the world, including a trip to abu dhabiylvania's special olympians at heinz field. >> number 23, joe hayden >> and just a few weeks ago, he delivered the surprise of a lifetime when he told eight athletes and their families that they were selected to represent team pennsylvania at the 2022 usa games. >> i'm very excited to let you know that team p.a. picked you to be on the bowling team. congratulations. >> thank you i'm excited. >> how did that feel to be able to make that call? >> it makes me just very, very happy inside they make you realize what sport is about, just the passion to be able to play, being able to have fun with your teammates. i just -- i get so much fun out of it. joe's passion to help coming from a brotherly bond from jacob that started early >> and you've always been pretty protective of him, i understand. and when you were younger, you actually saved his life. when joe was 9 years old, 4-year-old jacob was drowning in a relative's pool. when his big brother dove in to save him >> i jumped in, pushed hi

one of those groups of afghans has been stuck in abu dhabi for quite some time has now arrived at chicago's fought to get them there. they finally arrive. here is some of those evacuees from afghanistan talking to the press when they landed in chicago. take a listen to this . pete: congressman, the debacle. some did and won't. lieutenant colonel in the marine corps who happened to speak out and wanted to demand accountability. if you have any sense that the administration has a grasp on the reverbiating effects of how terribly this was handled? >> no, absolutely not. they are not going to get any type of repercussions for their decisions until we take the house back in 2022 and we can provide oversight. the democrats in congress aren't going to provide oversight on what happened who made the decisions. we are going to punish lieutenant chornl just made comments about the failure and leadership at the highest levels of our military while joint chief of staff general milley has utterly failed us, is making horrible decisions that effect the livelihoods of americans that resulted in the killin

we already have the chinese, we have russians, we have abu dhabi, we also have americans, and we aree fans for being excited.— being excited. lets talk to oscar ave , a being excited. lets talk to oscar avery, a newcastle _ being excited. lets talk to oscar avery, a newcastle supporter. being excited. lets talk to oscar i avery, a newcastle supporter who being excited. lets talk to oscar - avery, a newcastle supporter who is one of those who actually opposes the takeover of the club. he is also a serving labour counsellor in the city, but is speaking on a personal capacity. do you oppose the takeover foal stop, or capacity. do you oppose the takeover foalstop, orjust capacity. do you oppose the takeover foal stop, orjust buy this consortium? br; foal stop, or 'ust buy this consortium?_ foal stop, or 'ust buy this consortium? j consortium? by the saudi consortium. i am not consortium? by the saudi consortium. i am not opposed _ consortium? by the saudi consortium. i am not opposed in _ consortium? by the saudi consortium. i am not opposed in general— consortium? by the saudi consortiu

both games will be played in abu dhabi.e sport extra and the bbc sport website. that is it from me for the moment. thank you. there's been a big increase in the number of people seeking help for suspected episodes of psychosis since the covid pandemic. according to nhs data, which was analysed by the charity rethink mental illness, there was a 75% increase in the number of people referred to mental health services between april 2019 and april 2021. i can discuss this further with brian dow, who's the deputy chief executive of rethink mental illness. welcome. thank you forjoining us. first of all, could you just explain what psychosis is and describe what somebody experiencing it would be feeling think —— feeling and experiencing. feeling think -- feeling and experiencing.— feeling think -- feeling and experiencing. feeling think -- feeling and ex-ueriencin. ~ .. , feeling think -- feeling and ex-ueriencin. ~ , ., experiencing. --? well, it can be a s mtom experiencing. --? well, it can be a symptom of _ experiencing. --? we

the season will start in bahrain on the 20th of march and ends in abu dhabi in november.ued his impressive form, winning the first set without even losing a game. norrie then took the second set 6—2, against the world number 15, schwartzman. the whole match tookjust under an hour and a quarter. norrie now faces grigor dimitrov, for a place in the final. it's great to see hard work rewarded. i'm not surprised. he has won 49— rewarded. i'm not surprised. he has won 49 matches on tour this year, as you said _ won 49 matches on tour this year, as you said the — won 49 matches on tour this year, as you said. the condition clearly suit him~ _ you said. the condition clearly suit him he _ you said. the condition clearly suit him he is — you said. the condition clearly suit him. he is really enjoying the course — him. he is really enjoying the course. he was unbelievable last night _ course. he was unbelievable last night against schwartzman. i would think they— night against schwartzman. i would think they are pleased. but they were _ think they are pleased. but they were lookin