so we continue live streaming from abu dhabi.orthy men. the mexican gilberto ramirez was just on our screens, not yet aware of defeats and a boxer who has passed the light heavyweight category. today he will challenge the champion's title and try to take away this train. our dmitry bivol has 44 wins, no defeats from kelbert ramirez, while 30 wins by knockout, 68 e percent of early victories from the mexican. this is indeed a very formidable force. and i think that today dmitry will have an extremely difficult confrontation. it may even sound a little absurd, but maybe this fight will even be harder for him than more, saul canelo alvaroz, whom dmitry bivol defeated quite recently, will further decipher what i mean , well, let's look at the weigh-in procedure. here is the russian champion. dmitry bivol rises to the stage. no problem. both met the limit of their weight class. this is 79 kg 400 g. well, here, of course, seasoned professionals and no problem. uh, with libra there should not be them and fortunately they were not. so th

as we saw the abu dhabi grand prix was sebastian vito's, 300 and final race in formula one. the german, a 4 time world champion, retired from this ford as one of its most successful drivers. let's take a look back at val's f, one career. with 4 world titles under his belt, by the age of 26, sebastian federal looked like a racing certainty to surpass the record of 7 championships set by his idle compatriot. mikhail schumacher. but a big move from red bill to the glamour of ferrari proved a huge disappointment for the german. there he was outshone by his younger teammate, charla clare. tensions often boiled over on to the track like here at the brazilian grown pre in 2019 foot left ferrari having failed to add to his whole of championships. many thought he would retire, but he moved to aston martin where over the past 2 seasons, he struggled to shine in a disappointing car. he has been politically outspoken, the irony of calling for a greener formula, one while simultaneously driving and its races is not lost on him. as he explained in the instagram post announcing his retirem

abu dhabi season ended with another victory for the world champions.remind max and ferna that the title of the dutch redbull pilot secured himself much ahead of schedule for max fernaipe at the victory in abu dhabi became the fifteenth of the season. this is a record in history formula 1 also, yesterday's race is notable for being the last in his career for the four-time world champion germans, sebastian vettel, the new season in formula 1 will begin in early march. sasha argue until everything see you tomorrow. thank you it was alexander abramov and other subjects in udmurtia began testing of thermal equipment for farmers. previously, it was imported from europe, our technologies will be launched into a series next year, and in the ulyanovsk region they have launched the production of almost all types of lighting products. how industry is developing in the regions taras kucherenko will tell more than 3,000 types of lighting products have been established. the enterprise in the ulyanovsk region along with the expansion of the range. here they are worki

abu dhabi season ended with another victory for the world champion.rstan let me remind you that the champion title of the red bull pilot secured himself a lot ahead of schedule for natsu fern. the victory in abu dhabi was the 15th of the season. this is a record in formula 1 history. well, also yesterday's race is notable for being the last in his career for the four-time world champion the germans, sebastian vettel, the new season in formula 1 will begin in early march. that 's all for now on this sport, see you next hour. the drama theater from mariupol performed as artists, they arrived as part of the all-russian project large tour, it started 8 years ago, the program of the ministry of culture has already united over 100 teams across the country to bring up one way or another. on the stage of the corpse of the mariupol theater in the hall, small spectators on tour took the theater to the musical fairy tale golden chicken. this is one of the first performances that appeared on the poster after the liberation of mariupol and one of those that gives

and now the opposite end of the country is approaching the border of the emirates in dubai and abu dhabi, the bodies were checking qr codes with pcrs. this is my passport qr code that was built for me at the airport. yes my application is the qr-code, we can all go, you show the qr-code at the entrance to the shopping center, the security guard also notes. and it ’s time for you to get vaccinated already, you won’t spoil such a policy here, by the way, about politics. as for the communication between our editorial staff and the emirates authorities, it sharply intensified in november last year, when we received an invitation to abu dhabi to the annual conference, which holds the local equivalent of valdai emirates policycenter, and the relatives of the emirates to track everyone and everything, for example, vaccination , we ask the head of this center and you will not be accused of being an authoritarian state because of this accusation. here we are talking about values, why do some people oppose their values others. each country has its own political culture, its own society with its ne

is this christian painting — that abu dhabi is this christian painting to the abu dhabi larouche ande. cyrus| cylinder 530 bc has been loaned dhabi, i have been there. cyrus cylinder 530 bc has been loaned to countries _ cylinder 530 bc has been loaned to countries like india from the british— countries like india from the british museum, so this has been done _ british museum, so this has been done with— british museum, so this has been done with much older things. thank ou both. it isa it is a one day wonder, we are stirring the weather app once again with stronger winds, low pressure giving spells of rain moving through, gales and places and after the air coming up from the south, the air coming up from the south, the exceptionally mild air last week on the weekend, the airflow in the north—west and magic is bringing colder air our way. north—west and magic is bringing colderair ourway. i north—west and magic is bringing colder air our way. i say colder, this map indicates as the woman colours leak away we are going closer to average for the time of year, we haven't seen that ther

washington post published an article sizing classified us intelligence documents, claiming that abu dhabi has abu dhabi has been meddling in american politics and accusing the our country of activities resembling espionage. the u. a denies the accusations unsafe its influence of the us is a product of decades of co operation and diplomacy. international studies expert on iran, dutch annoyed say the american allegations are an attempt to head back to the you a, a for is foreign policy stones. this was the time when just before this of a month ago, president biden tried to number one, ask all fake, especially the saudis, to cut down oil production, receive plaque for you to use. second, there was a sabotage of the, of a pipeline and the saudis, and, and the old pick all should be very, i suppose that they could be next. and before that, the gulf cooperation council also came out in favor of neutrality and opposing sanctions. so it seems to me that the us did hit back on the u a by saying that they were intervening. after all, they had to rush earlier that they were into reading and then you

headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: as energy ministers meet at a major exhibition in abu dhabi, president biden slams profiteering oil producers. oil company record profits are not because they're doing something new or innovative, they are the windfall of war. and bumper profits are expected from the oil giant bp — will it invest in a greener future or reward its shareholders? we'll hear from the chief executive of britain's national grid about its plans to avoid winter blackouts in the months ahead. and struggling to get into top gear — toyota posts a big fall in its latest operating profits, with soaring parts inflation hitting the bottom line. let's focus on the main business stories. president biden who has accused oil and gas companies of war profiteering and threatened them with a windfall tax. in the uk the focus will be on the oil giant bp. last week shell reported is second highest quarterly profit on record but it was not required to pay the uk windfall tax on energy firms due to making large investments in the uk. oil and gas prices began to rise and a surge since f

americana restaurants is set for a landmark dual listing in abu dhabi and riyadh.med alabbar is set to still -- sell a stake of 30%. the man himself joints me now. always great to get you on bloomberg. well done, ready to sell 30% of americana. why now? >> you know, we bought the company five years ago and we put our head down. we have done some reorganization. this is a 58-year-old company. this is a great company. our food business is only about 40,000 people. the management have done an amazing job and the company is performing extremely well and it is about time we give some money back to the shareholders. manus: give some money to the shareholders and monetize for yourself. >> it is time for the public and for our customers to own part of our shares, as well. manus: i wish i could eat more pizza. you are going for a dual listing between riyadh and abu dhabi. what is the topline benefit of that? why now? in terms of the dual listing. >> if you were to look at the activity in both markets, the uae and saudi arabia, they had liquidity. if you look at the track re

you've got abu dhabi, which effectively owns manchester city, and more recently, you've got saudi arabiastle united. i mean, it's very feasible that in five years' time, the three clubs battling out at the end of the champions league stage are going to be abu dhabi, saudi arabia, qatar. it's impossible to sort of put all this aside as a football fan. 0k. 0k, miles, well, you've made this four—part documentary. what did you uncover about fifa? i mean, the word uncover might be a grand way of putting - what most football fans kind i of already knew in their gut — was that fifa, especially under. sepp blatter, under havelange, going before him, i stopped really caring about the good of the game, which was its slogan. - which was its slogan, and they really started caringl about their own self—interest. you know, i go back to the to the first point about why- the world cup ended up i in qatar in the first place. you had an executive committee made up of 24 people, - two of whom were banned - for corruption before the vote, so knock it down to 22. you had 22 people who had a lot of stakeholde

let's bring in manus cranny who is at the energy conference in abu dhabi. what's happening in these oil markets. manus: tom, a good man. i've been called many a thing in my time. i'll take whatever name you throw it may bring we've got dan yergin here who finished his audience on the floor. good to have you, time is precious. let's get to the rub of the issues on the day. biden is talking about a windfall of war, flying the kite by the possibility of windfall taxes. you live through many administrations. do you think this windfall tax can take flight. >> i think it's a highly charged political environment, whether your democrat or republican you're concerned about high energy prices, what happens in the winter and the industry is cyclical and it's a time when profits are strong. i think what you don't want to do and what we do need is people holding together to address production issues and what happens on december 5. you need people cooperating. manus: new sanctions, in december 5 anywhere between 2 million to 3 million barrels with product and crude will

to formula one motor, sports and macs, 1st op and has seized the final position of the year and abu dhabi web t made their joe perez completing a front row lockout for red bull. the driver's champion has shown no signs of slowing down since winning this year's title over a month ago, and raised to his 7th whole of the season in saturdays qualifying the bus and federal heading into his final res, before retirement took 9th blaze or aston martin. ah, that's the latest date of all your news. this our up next is our tech show shift ameria evans, dean from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for the company. i believe her, i'm just kinda, i got tired and they send me, you're not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this.

one mocks for, stopping has seized the final pull position of the year and abu dhabi with teammates . here joe perez compete completing a front row walk out for red bull. the driver's champion has shown no signs of slowing down since winning this year's title over a month ago, and is raised to his 7th pool in the season in saturdays, qualified sebastian federal heading into his final race before retirement. took 9th place for asked martin. all right, that's all for me for now, but up next is sports life with a look at the up and coming german ski jumper. selina fly talk that examines whether robots could ease the workload in industries impacted by severe labor shortages. all right, and if you need more news, remember there's always our website, but d, w dot com or you can follows in social media as well or handle was at the w news. i'm aaron took from berlin, thanks for watching. the cup in katara excited in school in terms controversial political terms were there for youth with reports and background information. everything about the 2022 world cup.

well, channel one continues to broadcast live from abu dhabi the fight for the wba super champion titleeavy weight, in the meantime , somehow quickly began to beat ah. ramirez for how long interesting enough, let's see. by now, little by little, he is beginning to achieve his main goal of depriving. uh, self-confidence ramirez smeared a lot already by now past the mexican boxer when you can't get in, but your ego is in the ring. immediately it starts to roll down somewhere, and then we do not forget that, well, any boxer wants to punish his opponent. yes, well, let's say it does. uh, some kind of a couple of blows. uh, ramirez, and immediately in response he gets a confident triple, or even more, like this disorients unequivocally disorientates, while, in general, look at our yanov bequeathed, i apologize for the left hand of the jab, ramirez constantly misses from the side, this is the one from the side, when he starts slowly, bivol did it. yes, but the great master, of course, is dima, and you know. little by little, the operation of the mexican retaliation is postponed. i think we'll

let's bring in manus cranny who is at the adipec conference in abu dhabi.looking at aramco first, yet again it continues to be monster profits for the oil and gas majors. manus: absolutely. saudi aramco is a permanent windfall tax, it is nevada, the holy grail within saudi arabia in terms of funding for 2030. the gearing for aramco is going to be important and the dividend will be $18.8 billion to shareholders. that will be one of the things that the market will focus on when they open. if you look at the monster profit from them and from chevron and exxon and all of the u.s. producers, you begin to understand why the political narrative from joe biden is accelerating in terms of the potential for attacks -- a tax, a windfall tax on windfall war profits. it is about investing in production and that is what the u.s. administration wants to achieve. but is this political grandstanding ahead of the midterms? that is what we need to ask ourselves and has this policy got any chance of flying at all or is it a turkey? when i asked the former cp -- ceo of bp, he h

to hold all the belts in abu dhabi to hold all the belts in the light welterweight division.had been far from company going into the fight. t far from company going into the fiiht. ., far from company going into the fiiht. . ., ., ., , ., , fight. i had a lot of self-doubt because what _ fight. i had a lot of self-doubt because what happened i fight. i had a lot of self-doubt because what happened with i fight. i had a lot of self-doubt i because what happened with the qualifiers when i was so close to qualify for the olympics, i was having a bit of a bad throw thinking, this is undisputed, even at the programme this is my dreams. and like the olympics have a lot of solid doubt, that fake it till i made it. when i did get the decision and my name announced as the winner i was completely overwhelmed. mas i was completely overwhelmed. was the fi . ht as i was completely overwhelmed. was the fight as physical is you're expecting it to be?— the fight as physical is you're expecting it to be? yes, i took a few had dogs- — expecting it to be? yes, i took a few had dogs. that's _ ex

the world champion extending his record for grand prix victories in a season by cruising home in abu dhabi finish behind him. here's nick parrott. the end of formula 1's longest season and failed to offer a change to the story as has happened so often, max verstappen got away from it so quickly he was never challenged. lewis hamilton's mercedes has been damage so bad he said he could not wait to drive a last time this year. that tempted fate as a breakdown with three laps ago the first season that he has failed to win a grand prix. disappointment too for sebastian, a fitting to buy to a four—time champion. a season they got things right but stopping him from the second time was a mistake. it left him 23 per second behind leclerc with 2a laps to a gap that could not be breached. as verstappen was already celebrating the 50th win of the season. enough to secure him and ferrari drivers championships. rory mcilroy has finished as the leading golfer on the european tourfor a fourth time... securing the number one spot after his fourth place in the dp tour championship. the season ending tournam

at the same time, she excited of abu dhabi, forged closer relationships with the other true, shall states leading to the formation of the united arab emirates in 1971. but this was also a crucial time for modern oman. oil production began in 1967, giving the country resources to develop its own infrastructure in 1970 or mines new leader. so tom cobb was spin, side on sides, began using that revenue to finance a huge liberalization and modernization program. i think the background to the establishment of the u. e is absolutely the decision by the british to leave the gulf, which i recall correctly is a decision they took in 1967 as a result of cots in the british defense budget at that time. but they didn't actually implement fully until i think it was 1971. i think the almighty government recognized that the shape dms were more or less independent of all much where there were issues with almost every one of those shape dms was was territories. so you have, you know, you have a dispute with our, with our be around brain, you have a dispute with, due by around a place called where he had to

and then they'll face each other again next week when the f one season wraps up in abu dhabi, you know, ever since the netflix show f one has really taken off in popularity, love watching after one reason. watch it. yeah it is great. i mean, you know, i do like nascar as well. but f one has a little certain they're going fast. put it that way to watch. it's fun to watch when they're going that fast. but on the college gridiron this weekend, it was a special time for one guest at the university of michigan in the 19 nineties rock and roll hall of famer flavor flav was fighting power with public enemy. but saturday he was hanging with the michigan wolverines during their win over nebraska, complete with a giant maze colored cloth very on brand . yes he always has this clock on. he says he's been a fan since he was young, in part due to michigan's relief plus only from copper fit. time now for the mix, starting with the fourth grade hero, quick thinking may have saved the life of one of her classmates. it happened at an elementary school in racine, wisconsin. during lunch, nine year old c

ahead of sunday's season ending abu dhabi grand prix, world champion max verstappen was fastest in theset to be a weekend to rememberforfour—time world champion sebastian vettel. after 16 years in formula 1, he'll race for one final time this weekend and had a chance to reflect on his driving career, starting from a very young age, alongside his very proud dad in the aston martin garage. that's all the sport for now. hello. the rain clouds are starting to clear in the weather is improving the cross, and after what is been a very wet couple of days not to scotland but northern england too. here's a rater from the last 12 hours or so and in aberdeen sure, we had about hundred 60 mm of rain in the last two days or so but that rain is getting lighter but it's not going to be completely dry day on saturday. how about the weekend overall? it will be a mixed bag for most of us, certainly some sunshine in the forecast for blustering showers are expected too. here's the satellite picture in this weather from fast approaching will be sweeping over us but not until saturday night. during the cour

it was his 15th win of 2022 at the abu dhabi grand prix.of the support staff who are beginning to gather here, the fans will be arriving a bit later on ahead of at one o'clock, all eyes on that one, as they will be for the big one tonight, wales against the united states, astonishing to think, just the second day of the world cup and we have both home nations in action. john, more from you later, for now, many thanks. nhs leaders in scotland have discussed abandoning the founding principles of the service by having the wealthy pay for treatment. the discussion of a two—tier health service is mentioned in draft minutes of a meeting of nhs scotland health board chief executives in september. 0ur correspondentjames cook joins me from glasgow. james, what more do we know about what was discussed at this meeting? rebecca, so, it is interesting to set out the context as minuted of this meeting in september of the nhs chief executives. and essentially, what the minutes suggest is that these health board chief executives have been given the green l

the victory in abu dhabi was the fifteenth of the season. this is a record in formula 1 history.sterday's race is notable for being the last in his career for the four-time world champion germans sebastian well, the new season will now begin in early march. that's all about sports for now, see you in the next chat. with you to lead briefly about the main thing for this minute. the cause of the fire at a flower warehouse in the center of moscow could be improper storage of goods. the state of emergency occurred the day before, two and a half thousand square meters were on fire, there is a victim. the turnout in the presidential elections in kazakhstan was almost 70% unconditionally leading oblique-jomart, he promises the reform of all institutions of power and cardinal changes in the economy suffer from the poorest side of the world, microsoft co-founders drew public attention to this in the form of risks of reducing assistance, for example, to the hungry.

he wins a 15th grand prix in abu dhabi to end a record—breaking season.ther from the first match of the tournament. no host nation had ever lost their opening game until now. qatar beaten 2—0 by ecuador at the al bayt stadium. where we canjoin nesta mcgregor. nesta... it was a fairly comfortable win for ecuador. it you may be able to hear the fans behind me singing and i am sure that they will be singing long into the night. the writing was on the wall from early on. ecuador in their fourth world cup qatar in their first. the south americans dominated possession they look stronger physically and they looked more tactically aware. i don't think it's our touch the ball in that quarter box until the second half. so a very, very comfortable win. eaten box until the second half. so a very, very comfortable win. even in the first three _ very, very comfortable win. even in the first three minutes _ very, very comfortable win. even in the first three minutes with - very, very comfortable win. even in| the first three minutes with ecuador thinking that they had s

it restrictions and in the closing formula, one race of the season, max dashed up and has won the abu dhabi grand prix for stuff and had already wrapped up the 2022 championship earlier at the japan a grown pri charlie class came 2nd and the race to secure a 2nd place in the overall standings. all sebastian federal heads into retirement having finished just 10th in his 300th race. now november means short days and many hours of darkness here in the northern hemisphere. that's certainly true here in berlin. christmas lights can brighten up the night. but as we wrestle with climate and energy crises, should we really be turning on the lights to cheer ourselves out? now, a berlin's botanical garden, there is a popular light display, and we ask people there how they see the fine line between festivity and sustainability. blue, far away from the bustle of the city center, berlin's botanical garden has turned into a sparkling fairy tale land. but should events like this christmas god, and go ahead in the midst of an energy crisis. i do know that it's on a complicated oh, being right now. but peop

that is the central principle that we will not under any circumstances, sacrifice our sovereignty. abu dhabi is an important partner of washington in the gulf region, with 5000 american troops now stationed in the emeralds. however, several of us democratic congressman have called for those folders to be pulled out from the u, a. e. that's after the opec plus group which includes the amorous agreed to flashes oil production, which washington has spoken out against. now this comes just days after the washington post published an article, citing classified us intelligence documents, claiming that abra davi has been meddling in american politics and accusing the error country of activities resembling espionage. the us eat, denies the accusations, and says its influence in the us as a product of decades of cooperation and diplomacy. international studies expert a neuron hutch enjoy says that the american allegations are an attempt to hit back at the u. e for its foreign policy stands. this was a dime wren. just before this of a month ago, president biden tried to number one, ask of old sake, esp

so up the road actually from do you by abu dhabi lc conference in the past few hours, there was a major oil changes. they're saying actually 2023 will be much worse than 20. 22 is a long term problem. and of course, social unrest is the predictions from most or all accept, say, goldman sachs, the bailed out firm that we should, i used to work at. i think they say actually, natural gas prices are going to go down and things are going to get better. and actually, if you're getting a colder is the holiday season approach is well, they look like it is a prepared to back track, a critic, the coating and sustainable economic policies. well, this all stems, i mean, some say from the 20 o 8 crash when most of the world began trusting other countries. britain, for instance, is a peculiar case because it destroyed its coal mining, clean gold technology, even industry on the altar of factors, hatred of trade unions. they didn't want nuclear power, maybe because britain was a terror threat because it had been funding, arguably is the most terrorist organizations around the world. and so it was woef

world champion max verstappen will start the final formula one race of the season in abu dhabi from poleez. ferrari's charles leclerc was third, while britain's george russell who won last weekend's sao paulo grand prix could only manage sixth. less than a week after becoming world t20 champions, england have lost their one day series against australia. they were beaten in the second game in sydney. steve smith top scored for the aussies with 94 in their total of 280 for eight off their 50 overs. and while it wasn't a huge target, england lost two wickets inside the first over without scoring a run. from there they were always struggling and slipped to a 72 run defeat, bowled out for 208. the final match is on tuesday in melbourne. the european tour's season ending championship is taking place this weekend. england's mat fitzpatrick is a shot off the lead heading into the final round in dubai. northern ireland's rory mclroy is also in the mix who has produced some stunning golf. this approach at the eighth almost went straight in for eagle. his round of seven under par puts him just thre

it's the pope, 2nd visit, or golf, our country following his trip to abu dhabi in 2019, and then also iraq with them in the, with him on the early the of whenever frayza, after 2 terrible world was a cold war. that for decades kept the world in suspense, catastrophic conflicts taking place in every part of the globe. i'm in the midst of accusations and threats. we continue to find else hills on the brink of a delicate precipice. it is a striking paradox, that while the majority of the world's population is united in facing the same difficulties, a few potentates are caught up in a resolute struggle for partisan interests. that is, aaron's president has had back at commands by, as you as counterpart joe biden. he said iran would soon be free. a baron, right, you see said his country was freed by the 979. islamic revolution made the remarks on the 43rd anniversary of the day. a group of iranian students stormed the u. s. embassy into iran taking hostages. they held there for $444.00 days. government sponsored rallies well to mark the event, but elsewhere have been continued, protest aga

washington post published an article, citing classified us intelligence documents, claiming that abu dhabi has been meddling and american politics and accusing the arab country of activities resembling espionage. the u. 8 denies the accusations as, as its influence in the us as a product of decades of co operation and diplomacy. international studies expert, a neurotic show, noise says that the american allegations are an attempt to head back at the u. s. e for its foreign policy stance. this was a dime wren just before this of a month ago, president biden tried to number one, ask old sake, especially the saw these to cut down oil production received back to you to use. second, there was a sabotage of the, of a pipeline and the saudis, and on the pick all should be very, i suppose that they could be next. and before that, the gulf cooperation council also came out in favor of neutrality and opposing sanctions. so it seems to me that the us did hit back on the u a by saying that they were intervening awful. they had to rush earlier that they were into reading and then you know, the snow pro

you can also follow the second practice of the abu dhabi grand prix. more in half an hour.hat the un secretary general, antonio guterres, has returned to the climate negotiations in egypt and urged all sides to push for an ambitious deal. cop 27 is due to end today, but negotiators are struggling to reach an agreement on giving cash to poor countries to help them cope with global warming. earlier, my colleague rebecca jones spoke to the actor, author and presenter, sir tony robinson. he started by telling us of what he felt were the positives of cop27. our prime minister wasn't even going to go because he considered it of secondary importance to things that he was going to have to do at home. immediately it was like the whole nation from the daily mail through to the guardian turned on him and said this is the one of the most important things there is and within three days he had rethought his attitudes, he had rethought his politics and now he is going. and i think it will be a long time before the environment isn't central to what he wants to do. and i suspect that that k

on producers, that interview coming from the international petroleum conference taking place in abu dhabi. haslinda: credit suisse chairman shares how the bank plans to execute the plan, the plan, these this interview, coming up, next. this is. ♪ >> matchup with deteriorating revenue in the company is refusing to do that. the last part is spite selling. investors are saying it wasn't revenue results, people, the clinging to the investor horizon , the market say that's too much. we're out of here. >> there were companies that have strong quarters, apple, pinterest. of course, alphabet. microsoft, amazon having what is the common thread? >> pinterest revenue deteriorated expectations have been set low enough that results came in better-than-expected. they did with meda too, and revenue came in a smidgen better-than-expected. it was not a revenue problem. they do not want them investigating the metaverse with their return on investment dollar. what is happening is to softening across the board. the two most interesting parts to me were google, the first quarter that google said there was wea

none with abu dhabi. that bloomberg article was wrong. i was therefore three days.f course, we have the global market regulator. a bunch of other people. there are different reports about who i met and talked about. i do not want to disclose those but they are being reported inaccurately. >> ok, when might you launch this one? your end, 2023 -- year end, 2023? cz: the industry moves pretty fast. in a couple months the industry will have probably largely recovered. we look at this on a day-to-day basis. we are going with a loose structure for industry players to help other people in need. >> are you setting aside money to buy some of these assets? give us a sense on how you are thinking about them. cz: we are thinking about setting aside $1 million. if that is not enough, we can allocate more. if that is too much -- if after six months, there are still funds, hopefully the industry would have recovered by then. we can still restore that back. that is how we are thinking about it. >> might you bid for ftx assets and if so, what would look interesting for you? cz: we d

max verstappen has claimed another victory in the final grand prix of the season in abu dhabi. fifteenth win of the season. charles leclerc finished ahead of sergio perez to beat the mexican to second in the drivers�* championship and also secure runners up spot in the constructors championship for ferrari. lewis hamilton failed to finish ending the year without a win for the first time in his formula one career. rory mcilroy has finished as the leading golfer on the european tour for a fourth time, securing the number one spot after his fourth place in the dp tour championship. the season—ending tournament in dubai was won by spain'sjon rahm, who claimed a two—shot victory after leading into the final round. but although mcilroy was four shots back, it was enough to finish above us open champion matt fitzpatrick in the money list, winning the so—called race to dubai. mcilroy was the same overall winner in the pga tour version, while he's also the current world number one. the final of the uk snooker championship under way in york. these are live pictures. it is between ding ju

max verstappen has claimed another victory in the final grand prix of the season in abu dhabi.es leclerc finished ahead of sergio perez to beat the mexican to second in the drivers�* championship and secure runners up spot in the constructors championship for ferrari. lewis hamilton failed to finish, ending the year without a win for the first time in his formula one career. in snooker, the uk championship final is under way in york. china's ding junhui is hoping to win the title for a fourth time and took a commanding 6—2 lead against northern ireland's mark allen in the first session of the final. but allen, a beaten uk finalist in both 2011 and 2018, has been fighting back and it's currently level, six all. the first to ten frames wins. you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. rory mcilroy ended the year as european number one despite spain'sjon rahm claiming a third dp world tour championship title in dubai. rahm hit a five—under 67 on the final day to finish on 20 under, two ahead of england's tyrrell hatton and alex noren of sweden. world number one mcilroy was a s

headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: as energy ministers meet at a major exhibition in abu dhabiits are expected from the oil giant bp — will it invest in a greener future or reward its shareholders? we'll hear from the chief executive of britain's national grid about its plans to avoid winter blackouts in the months ahead. and struggling to get into top gear — toyota posts a big fall in its latest operating profits, with soaring parts inflation hitting

great britain's georgia taylor brown missed out she finished second in the season finale in abu dhabilly, and i havejust tried to put everything in a box and forget about it all and concentrate on the race. it all comes out now, but i am really proud of myself for putting myself out there today and just emptying everything, and doing what i could. britain's alex yee also narrowly missed out on the world title after finishing fourth in the men's race. he was second in the standings coming in to the race but was pipped to the title by france's leo bergere let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today.. the favourite le milos — held off the challenge of re—mastered ... to win the coral gold cup at newbury. the 9/2 shot trained by dan skelton coming through to win by a length adelaide strikers beat sydney sixers to win their first ever women's big bash. chasing 148 to win, the sixers fell 10 runs short with deandra dotting taking two wickets as well as hitting an unbeaten 50 with the bat. scotland's men have retained their european curling title after bea

and you have more sunny destinations like dubai, abu dhabi, mary cache, morocco -- mary cache and moroccore very popular. it is pretty broad and pretty much and very attractive and she sought after. there are signs of people going to second or third tier destinations that is just starting. that will be interesting to see if that trend continues. alix: for you as a business, how are your costs holding up and how are your input costs being managed through this time? are you noticing higher labor or different issues when it comes to inflation? axel: absolutely. we had even before the crisis really started, last year the labor market was hot and we had strong and high salary increases, and that is also what you have to plan for this year and next year. what we have done in the summer is actually focused on our efforts on the core product, which is a price comparison product for hotels which is the most relevant product from our perspective in the current market, which allowed us to compensate for price increases and because of that we expect a lower cost base let -- next year than this year.

oil and gas climate chair, the former boss of bp spoke to bloomberg earlier on the sidelines in abu dhabihe commented on the timing of the announcement from the president. >> clearly a political rhetoric aiming at november 8 for the midterm elections. a very harsh rhetoric for oil and gas industry. probably producing flat out refineries. taking that money and that capital at the ceo of exxon reminded, it goes back to american people in the form of dividends which go into massive amounts of funds. at the rhetoric is quite divisive and --. >> it is trickle-down in the 401(k). think oil will use that narrative saying we want to invest, we will delay. how constrained can they really be on the back of maybe a one-off tax? >> it depends on what kind of a tax. there was one in the early 80's that went on for a year, so it did curtail investment. companies have a capital budget based on their earnings, and supply of cash flow. there is an amount that goes into capital versus dividends, versus big investment. it will reduce it somewhat, and this is at a time when the oil and gas companies are real

down the road from me in abu dhabi. they love a bit of football. >> i wouldn't be surprised either. man united fans would love to be involved in a sort of fan takeover. people who support the club. on the other hand having estate backed would achieve more success in the field. manus: of course it isn't manchester united without ronaldo. let's take a look at some of the things going into market. it's an important day in terms of data. we've got november pmi for both the euro area economies and the u.k. we will be watching for the outcome of scotland independence court case and what the court is expected to announce its outcome and the south african president meets the british counterpart in the u.k. tom: jeremy hunt expecting to be grilled on that autumn statement. the latest fed minutes will be released. looking for any clues of a potential pivot in policy. coming up, how open is the fed slowing hikes? the implications of that call from goldman sachs. manus: absolutely. how high will they go. we will speak to octavio marenzi about the banking space on both sides of the atlantic as w

members of dubai and abu dhabi's royal families joining forces to back a london-based startup companyi code develops ai products for government, health care and insurance sectors. caroline: some of my conversation with the ceo of macy's. we want to be focusing in on whether investing and whether you are going to brick and water or wanting to splash cash. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. caroline: welcome back. i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed ludlow is with me in san francisco. let's get a china take. a giant story today. and a giant soaring today. ed: i'm looking at alibaba. the stock is up almost 8%