andrews andrew has agreed to a four-year four-year extension of his own worth 109 million. today's deald deal pushed the payroll over 20n 200 million next season but also also set them up to keep this run going for years to come. >> it has to be the most unique mix of young talent and old veterans we have ever seen. these guys have incredible pote. incredible potential. it gets everybody excited. >> clay thompson making a trip down south. he was in san diego to watch his brother start for the dodgers as they took on the. the padres. brandon at the plate, he hits a fly ball to ce. to center. coming out of nowhere nowhere to make the diving catch. that is impressive. you know his brother was happy about about that play. the game is tied at 3. a line drive to cent. to center. 2 runs would score. the padres bidding the dodgers,. dodgers, 5-3. they advance to the in lcs for the first time since 98. > >> charlie space says it all for for the braves. jt drives one to to center and it hits the wall and gets by michael harris. >> and jt can run for days. he looks for a inside the pa

andrew mitchell has _ choice. james, thanks very much. andrew mitchell has been - choice. parties. sir ed davey is the leader of the liberal democrats. i look at what rishi sunak said on the steps of downing street today. he asked the british people to trust him — but i�*m afraid he doesn�*t trust the british people. he won�*t have a general election, and in that general election, we could hammer out the major differences that liberal democrats have with the conservative party. we are furious, like the british people are, with the fact that they have added hundreds of pounds to people�*s mortgages, they have trashed our economy, and i�*m afraid his warm words today won�*t reassure people who are sick with worry about what�*s going to hit them this winter, with higherfood bills and higher fuel bills. next let�*s hear from stewart hosie — from the scottish national party. he says the british people have been "carved out of decision making". the problem we have, the real problem we have — this isn't one prime minister changing during the lifetime of a parliament. this is the t

abc s andrew fuji has the details. this morning. no laughing matter for two comedians suing clayton county, georgia, accusing its police department of racially profiling them at the atlanta airport. the experience was humiliating and dehumanizing. this needs to stop i felt completely powerless. i felt violated comedian and actor clayton english says he was about to get on his l. a bound flight at hartsfield jackson airport in october 2020 but was stopped on the jetway by two officers in the jet bridge. two officers popped out shoulder badges and started asking questions whether i had illegal drugs like cocaine and method. after they searched his bag. they let him board his flight. about six months later, fellow comedian and actor eric andre posted on social media. that's something similar happened to him at the same airport. they asked me if i was selling drugs transporting drugs. what kind of drugs i have on me, and it was clearly. racial profiling. the two then connected and decided to act filing suit challenging and airport polic

andrew oxford has been covering these races for arizona public media and joins us now. to have you here. and let's start, andrew, with the governor's race. of this year's entire slate of pro-trump candidates, i think it's safe to say that kari lake seems to have the best chance of winning. the democrat in this race, katie hobbs, has been criticized for running a low key caaign. so how is this race shaping up with just a few weeks left to go? andrew: hobbs is running a relatively muted campaign. and of course, by comparison to lake, a former television personality, it was always going to be difficult to top, i think, for hobbs. but i think her campaign would argue that she's trying to focus on the fundamentals. she's not holding big rallies. she's trying to reach voters at the doorstep, on the phones, trying to win votethat way. and i think that's a point democrats are trying to make, is they're trying to create a contrast between hobbs, who's a social worker, who's been a legislator and is now secretary of state, and lake, who has never been in government before. they'r

andrew has reportedly agreed to a four year year extension of his own. that is worth $109 million. the deal pushed the payroll over 200 million and next season, it set up the doves to keep this run going for years to come. >> it has got to be the most young talent mixed with old veterans that you possibly have ever seen. these aren't just decent young players, these guys guys have incredible potential. it gets everybody excited. >> all right, baseball, look at charlie's it was all philly the last couple of days. jt drives one to to center. its off-the-wall indicates by michael harris. jt is on his way to third. the catcher has one >> the phillies when 8-3, knocking out the defending chams and moving onto the and lcs. longtime sharks gm douglas was honored before the game against the blackhawks. wilson step down down last season due to health . health issues. and the sharks were up 1-0. eric carlson fires from way downtown. yes the shark shark started out strong but the the blackhawks well, they came t came right back. second period of the game was tied at two. jan dixon fires at th

the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey, has spoken to the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, and says there was a clear meeting of minds on the importance of stability. now mr bailey has also warned of the possibility of higher interest rates ahead, more than previously expected. our business correspondent marc ashdown has this analysis. all smiles launching the mini—budget at the end of september. and with it a new political phrase — trussonomics, describing liz truss�*s vision for a high—growth, high—wage, low—tax economy. but just three weeks later, her new chancellor has buried it. have you been given a clean slate? can you change elements of the mini—budget if you want to? yes, and the fundamental thing the prime minister wants me to do and i need to do is to be completely honest with the country. trussonomics reversed, then, tax cuts likely replaced with tax rises, huge investment replaced with a spending slowdown. this rethink has largely been driven by the turmoil in the financial markets since the mini—budget was announced. the pound has had a torrid time. the effective

jordan poole has agreed to a four-year 140 million dollars tension today with the team and andrew wiggins has agreed to a four-year 109 million dollars contract extension to stay on with the dobbs. that is almost a quarter of a billion dollars. lake up is shelling out to these 2 young stars. what does this all mean? well, draymond green has been barking at the warriors for a four-year maximum extension. this whole offseason with these 2 extensions that now seems extremely unlikely in light of the pool situation and wigan signing green's future with the team looks murky at best warriors management seemingly has chosen youth over dream on and the baggage that he has been bringing to the team. i'm sure the warriors will have a press conference in the next couple of days and inform all of us about what this means. the warriors, home opener and ring ceremony. this happening next tuesday at chase center. stay tuned for what we learned. let's talk college football, justin wilcox's cal bears robbing a bad day in boulder against the winless colorado team tied at 13 in overtime. jt shrout throws to

the ft leads with the bank of england however governor andrew bailey has an interview in washington tonighte emergency scheme will end on friday. he says pension groups and have three days to get the house in order. the i says the prime minister will try to silence rebels in her own property by a. these companies will in fact they say when paul tags with the ministers don't want to call it that presumably because labour proposed one. the metro figures the lights burning into the night. don't letjames kill or walk free. that's the plea on the front of the mirror. the mother of james bulger who was murdered in 1993. she's pleading with the prime minister not to release her son's killer. they expressed says king charles iii will hold a peer down coronation in may effect but the cost—of—living. let's plunge straight end. allie, do you want to kick us off tonight? preventing fires cells by pension funds. the key word here is again. that's right. the bank of england had already announced a intervention programme and buying up guilds to the tune of £65 billion it hasn't reached that level, as i un

the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey, has spoken to the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, and says there was a "clear meeting of minds" on the importance of stability. now mr bailey has also warned of the possibility of higher interest rates ahead, more than previously expected. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, has this analysis. all smiles launching the mini—budget at the end of september. and with it a new political phrase — trussonomics, describing liz truss�*s vision for a high growth, high wage, low tax economy. but just three weeks later, her new chancellor has buried it. have you been given a clean slate? can you change elements of the mini budget if you want to? yes. and the fundamental thing the prime minister wants me to do and i need to do is to be completely honest with the country. trussonomics reversed, then. tax cuts likely replaced with tax rises, huge investment replaced with a spending slowdown. this rethink has largely been driven by the turmoil in the financial markets since the mini—budget was announced. the pound has had a torrid time. the effect

but andrew has more information on that i'm sure. but the thing about the economy, the bottom line in the economy, joe, is the consistency of a couple of things that have never changed, and you just mentioned two of them. people are stim concerned despite the strength of the dollar. they don't think about the strength of the dollar when they're a t a grocery store and looking at a quart of milk costing 75 cents or 90 cents or maybe a dollar more than it did several months ago. the cost of gas is still not as high as it was three or four months ago. but it's still higher than it was a year ago. and that weighs on people. and you're absolutely right. it's the strongest economy in the world. if you go to europe, the dollar is king there. i was in italy for a couple days earlier this week. the dollar is king. it's not king here. it's fearful here. it's the absence of money in people's pockets that is the most critical aspect of the economy, i would feel. and the absence of money comes about after grocery shopping or putting gas in the ca

andrew: the forward party has endorsed a number of candidates around the country, including a u.s. candidate in utah. i think we need to change the underlying incentives for our lawmakers and leaders by doing away with close party primaries and replacing them with primaries were anyone can vote for anyone through ranked choice voting. if there is anything you remember from this interview out there, ranked choice voting is the way out of this mess. it is the way anyone can vote for anyone with no spoiler effect and it rewards more moderate, reasonable, collaborative candidates who actually come through for 51% of voters. so i am going to be trying to make ranked choice voting the law and as many places as possible, and i am happy to say it is spreading around the country. emily: all right. andrew yang, always great to have you with us. entrepreneur, former presidential candidate, cochair of the forward party. coming up, the latest salvo comes from grayscale versus the sec. the grayscale ceo joining us next to talk about the case for a bitcoin etf. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: crypto

andrew wiggins has agreed to a four-year extension of his own, worth $109 million, today's deal deal pushed the payroll over 200 200 million next season, and also set them up to keep this one going for years to come. >> this has to be the most unique mix of young talent and old veterans that we've ever seen. these aren't just decent young players, these guys have incredible potential. it gets everybody excited. >> so we are all thinking what about draymond green? he's not expected to get a new contract before tuesday and could be the odd man out when the warriors have to show financial restraint restraint with the luxury tax penalties, we will see how that plays out. it says it all for the braves, it was all philly the last two days, jt drives one one dissenter, it's off-the-wall, and it looks by michael harris. the phillies win win 8-3, the knockout the defending champs and move on to the nlcs. ralphie's entrance might have been the only highlight of the first half in boulder, trailing colorado 3-0 but in the third quarter, the bears finally found the end zone. jack plummer lobs it

andrew harding has traveled to see the current crisis.nt us this report. >> the parched plains of southern somalia and the heart of what could soon be declared a famine. we have come to the dusty city in a region plate for years by conflict but now might the worst drought in four decades. [cries] >> in the mai hospital, severely malnourishedhildren in every bat. -- bed. this crisis has been years in the making. yet it feels like a distracted world has been caught off guard. >> we need more supplies, more actors on the ground and people moving around to provide support to the population. >> more localized famine will turn into something much bigger? >> definitely. >> on the outskirts of town, hundreds of thousands have already gathered in search of food. this woman is building a shelter for her family. >> there is nothing left on the farm, no reason to go back there. >> climate change is to blame for much of this, but there are other factors. as you cannot fail to notice, most of the adults here and around these camps are women. that is be

but andrew simmons has been covering that forest in london. andrew, thank you. germany is hosting a conference and rebuilding ukraine after russia's invasion, the president of the e commission that attacks by russian forces on infrastructure are pure acts of terrorism is estimated. it will cost at least $200000000000.00 to repair ukraine's infrastructure. well, in the early days of russia's invasion of ukraine, append became a symbol of resistance. now, as mohammed jungle reports, reconstruction efforts are underway to bring life back to the heavily damaged city . here in the air pin which sits just outside keys and stands as a symbol of ukrainian resistance. you can still very clearly see the massive levels of devastation that this war has brought upon this country. it's been months since russian forces withdrew from the city. and yet, apartment complexes like this one still lie in ruin. that's because government money is largely going to the military right now. and it's also why residents associations here are putting up signs on the sides of

andrew harding, bbc news, baidoa, somalia. worcester warriors rugby club hasm the league. hmrc had been pursuing worcester for a £6 million unpaid tax bill. the court ordered that the company which pays the salaries be liquidated. our sports editor, dan roan, has been following the story: and here are the history—makers. just five months ago worcester warriors were celebrating winning the premiership cup, one of the greatest days in the club�*s long history. but today, surely its worst. bad news, eh? the dream�*s over. shell—shocked players exchanging farewells this morning just minutes after learning they and hundreds of had lost theirjobs after part of the stricken club was wound up. i�*m devastated. i�*m absolutely devastated. i can�*t believe it�*s got to this point. forward joe batley telling me of the toll this had taken. i�*ve had a tough call with my partner, explaining our worst fears have come true. seeing the boys�* faces today has been super emotional. it�*s like, it�*s the heartbeat of the city, almost. it�*s got the foundation, which do amazing w

andrew simmons has more from london. so another chancellor has moved into 11 downing street, jeremy hunt force in only a 100 days and a situations that's extraordinary in british politics right now with less trust, the prime minister having only served for just over a month, fighting for her political life. why? because she promised what, perhaps she could not deliver simply because the markets don't agree with what's going on. there's no proof that the money can be paid back the money that she wants to use for tax cuts. and so we've had to you turn so far, but now something much bigger than that because the markets and are waiting on what this new chancellor has to say. he's working the weekend, the treasury offices trying to work out a means of cutting back in many areas and trying to give in some others. but really he's going to overturn the whole of what lives trust was promising all along. it's very clear that's going to happen. he did give tacit support in his round of media on saturday morning. but in essence, he

now, the forward party, begun by andrew yang has formally endorsed you. is it time for a third party, evan mcmullin? >> well, i recognize the reality of an entrenched two-party system in our country, but i don't think it well serves our country. it's left tens of millions of americans feeling poorly represented, and i, frankly, would favor a multi-party system that would allow for better representation of more americans and, i think, a healthier competition of ideas. whether that will develop and mature, i'm not sure. it will depend, i think, largely on the direction of those two parties. will republicans and democrats be consumed by their extremes and move further to the fringes? i just don't know. i think the republican party is headed, certainly, in a direction towards the far right. on the democratic side, certainly the far left has gained a lot of influence within the party. and if the parties, the two major parties, drift further to the extremes, i think it will create a lane, but more importantly, a demand for an alternative. but i think the real d

has torn up more of last month. many budget st. you'll increase taxes and title controls on public spending. andrew simmons has more from london aside from all a westminster plotting them, attempts to try to get less trust to resign. as prime minister, all political eyes are focused on the currency and debt markets. when they open on monday, they'll be a verdict to the view chancellor's promises. will he do what he says? he certainly giving it a hard sell. we are going to have a, a very big ah, fiscal statement. a bit like a budget in which we set out the, the tax and spending plans for several years ahead and that's going to be independent, verified by the office for budget responsibility. we been honest that it was a mistake not to do that in the many budget before. but that fiscal statement will many budget is 2 weeks away. and that's a long time in politics and all the time for the markets to because they want to see how stability the u. k. current offer that right now when you have a prime minister who's trying to hold on to a job and then her party trying to get her out of it. it would say th

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the party has ditched its previous process for electing a leader, which led to a bitterly divisive campaign last time around. a successor will be selected within a week. andrew summons has more from london. this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she calls the near meltdown of the markets. nearly all her own funded plans for tax cuts were reversed. now she's out the shortest serving prime minister in the u. k. history. i cannot deliver the mandates on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore slaten to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party who's doing started last friday. she'd sector finance minister concert courting, but blaming him for getting it wrong had no effect on the markets. the pound wasn't recovering on the cost of government borrowing was still going up to play a nervous trust. walked out on question. instead of going to say, well, you primary in came political, heavyweight jeremy hunt as new chancellor, trashing virtually all of the trust plans, saving billions of dollars and calming the markets. he cannot make credibility. ah, the next day she was confronted by

andrew dymburt has more. andrew: five members of the oath keepers facing decades behind bars. the trial kicked off with the five defendants charge with seditious conspiracy, a rare and serious charge that carries a penalty of 20 years and pays -- prison. they pled not guilty. among them is the founder, stuart rose. an opening statements they said that rose and the others " concocted a plan for an armed rebellion and banded together to do whatever was necessary to stop the transfer of power between donald trump and boat -- and joe biden." he allegedly began to plan the disruption of power soon after the november election and this is what he said days after the election. >> we already stationed outside of d.c. as nuclear option in case they attempt to remove the president illegally and we will step in and stop it. andrew: the same day he sent a text message saying "we are not getting through this without a civil war." prosecutors argue that he recruited dozens of oath keepers and deployed the militia to washington, d.c. and virginia on january 6 to disrupt the certification of b

has presented his economic plan to members of parliament. it includes reversing nearly all of his predecessors proposals. the government you turn announced by jeremy hunt, follows the resignation of his predecessor last week. andrew simmons has moved from london. if this really was on the stair a t announcement, not what ms. truss was pushing for, which was a whole growth of the economy plan extra spending tax cups accused by her. her opposition in when she was on the leadership challenge, accused of fair retail economics. well, now it's a nightmare playing out because her situation is absolutely dangerous in the extreme. she was in the house of commons, it has to be said. she was sitting beside the chancellor as he read everything out on her fixed face, told a 1000000 stories she looked very, very disturbed. indeed, at least 4 people have been killed and 16 injured in trying strikes on ukraine's capital official sake. he was struck several times in an early morning attacked by russian forces using drones. the open government says it will seize control of airports and other critical infrastructure in a northern te grey region. the african unions called for an immediate cease fire after an escalation and violence.

andrew: it is interesting, emily, the political climate has changed such that tech now is a bit of aag for both parties. um, and i'm of the belief that there have been some excesses that regulation would be appropriate for, and a lot is going to hinge upon what the political climate is after these midterms. right now, the senate is a tossup, by most accounts. republicans are slightly favored in the house. and i think that might change the prospects of some of the bills that we are talking about. emily: you have been very vocal about data collection. you launched the data dividend, products to help americans take control of your data. how are you feeling about how tech companies are handling that data right now, and especially going into an election? andrew: uh, you know, it is fascinating, emily. as you know i championed the cpra and data privacy regulations in california where you are. and because california has now set a higher bar, national legislation is increasingly likely and on the table in part because tech companies wanted to supplant and replace the rules in california. our

suffering acute malnutrition — and people dying every day from starvation. 0ur africa correspondent andrew harding hasks. tonight he reports from the border town of dolow where people walk for days to come in search of life—saving help. we're heading out into somalia's drought lands, with an armed escort on the lookout for islamist militants. but all we encounter are dying villages. a solitary camel, too weak to stand, marks the entrance to a place called kaharai. a 56—year—old farmer, ibrahim, takes us to see what's become of his goats. the last of his herd now dead from hunger. did you ever imagine your life would end up like this? "never," he says, "but when there's no rain, there's no future for this "kind of life." and it's notjust the animals that are dying. which is why most villages are emptying fast. small convoys like this one setting off in search of food and water. after a long trek, these families have reached the outskirts of a border town called dolow. nine days, they have been walking for the last nine days. the local authorities have organised tea for the new arrivals. and someone els

andrew simmons has more from london, is the price he's been pressured on what he thinks of his new boss. that sir, really the main issue less trust in a desperately a difficult situation. now, our question marks over whether she could go in the coming days. he has stayed around that sir a quite diplomatically and basically said she needs time. or he says that the true test of all of their policies will come up probably in 2024 when there's a scheduled general election or some people are saying, particularly the labor party and opposition. the should be an election right now, or the opposition and national salvation front into nidia is protesting against the deteriorating political and economic conditions there. ah, there together in the center of the capital, soon as their leaders of called on him to reject. next years major stood in elections. officials in nigeria say they're struggling to get food and fuel to areas affected by the worst floods in a decade or the 500 people have died. and about $90000.00 homes are under water. the 1st group of russian soldiers have arrived in belarus,

it pulled alarm over the possible impact on pension funds. bank of england governor andrew bailey has warned fund investors, they've just 3 days before the emergency intervention and an energy ministers are meeting in prague to find ways to tackle sky high gas prices which absorbs since russia attacked ukraine. the block is considering emergency measures like a possible price cap, but a step batson reports are our fears that financial help may come to let gotten in novak of, i could not believe her. m a g bill from 160 dollars one month. it went up to $700.00. the next she managed to change provider, but still has to pay nearly half her salary to the power company. thank you. just a boost. my school says i will try to go to the welfare office and see if i can get some housing allowance. maybe they can help me out. we have to pass phone balls and food is so expensive to. this is all taken me by surprise. i don't know what to do, mamma funny, but you message with temperature dropping angle is growing. check trade unions won't lead us to find solutions. i think the leader of europe must

contest to become prime minister senior cabinet minister penny morgan is his only challenge of andrew simmons has moved from london. there was never any real chance of him actually doing it. it would appear because the conservative parliamentary party just don't want that baggage from johnson here in darning street, the place of party gates, the fact that was an investigation, a parliamentary investigation still going on. devoris johnson, boris johnson. he be sidelined by barb if he wants to come to pow, it was technically possible if it was put to the whole country, whole countries, conservative membership because he is quite popular albert, but in parliamentary terms. no. so he has declared that he had a 100 to votes, will never know how many votes you have. and he, 60 people have been killed in an air strike by the me on my military in the northern catch in states. the victims were an event celebrating the anniversary of the couch and ethnic groups. political wing augustana journalists, are sod, sharif has been shot dead in the canyon capital, nairobi. it was an outspoken critic of pakistan's

andrew hunt has been outlining these, these new plans. what kind of reaction are we seeing? well, the reaction there's, you've been watching an intense morling of the chancellor noise, a vicious way, but intense in, in, in a way that's the blue is actually stands out. because the enormity of this financial crisis is clear to see when you listen to so many figures asking why did list trust do this? why did she get rid of finance minister and chancellor as it's known in the u. k. at why did she do that? and why did the whole situation crash in the way did, and it's evident to everyone that the mistakes were made. miscalculations were made and really a colossal amount of damage has been done to the economy of the u. k. and everyone is seems to be agreed on that. it's just the language they use. now. as far as the new chancellor is concerned, jeremy hunt, he made an outline a before he went through his his whole new effectively. it's a, it's a fiscal statement that's come early designed to reassure the markets that's already had an effect because he, he read this out in, in stat

the governor of the bank of england, andrew bailey, has spoken to the new chancellor, jeremy hunt, ando warned of the possibility of higher interest rates ahead, more than previously expected. our business correspondent marc ashdown has this analysis. all smiles launching the mini—budget at the end of september. and with it a new political phrase — trussonomics, describing liz truss's vision for a high—growth, high—wage, low—tax economy. but just three weeks later, her new chancellor has buried it. have you been given a clean slate?

andrew simmons has the details. they will to make it as fast and efficient as possible that they have raised the bar of a number of votes. each candidate has to get us. it's a minimum of a 100 votes. and so that means that technically the could be 3 candidates are going through, but it's more likely to be to it might even be wall if the conservative m. p 's come to the viewpoint that there has to be a unity candidate. now can we bring the factions together? earlier? prime minister less truss resigned. she was under severe pressure both from within and outside her own party during her 6 weeks in the job. for the u. turn on economic policies, cabinet ministers quitting, and the chaos of parliamentary vote position became untenable. i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. this morning i met the chairman of the 1922 committee graham brady. we've agreed that there will be

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has signed a four year $140 million contract extension. this follows pools breakout season last year in which he averaged 18.5 points per game. the warriors also announced forward andrew wiggins has agreed to a four year $109 million contract extension. the longtime rivals in san francisco giants will be watching the rest of this year's major league baseball players at home. that's because the san diego padres pulled off a thrilling late inning comeback and defeated the dodgers 5 to 3 in game four of the national league division series. san diego took the series three games to one to move on to the national league championship series for the first time since 1998 dodgers had won 111 games in the regular season 30 games ahead of the giants of the national league west, and i think some giants fans we're not sad, incredible baseball yesterday. happening now a teenage girl from berkeley is attempting a record breaking swim in the san francisco bay 14 year old maya marriage hopes to become the youngest woman to ever swim from san francisco's aquatic park around angel island . then back to shore, the teenager began her marathon swim around 5 30 this morning my was only 12 y

lizzy: it looks like in the game of chicken between kwasi kwarteng and andrew bailey, andrew bailey hason and it is kwarteng who will have to do the u-turn. kwarteng said if market turmoil continued and bailey did not extend emergency bond buying, it would be a matter for the governor. bailey has staked his credibility on holding firm to this deadline. it looks like he is going to get away with that, however if the market turmoil does continue, perhaps we'll see a more creative solution on how to help pension funds. i was speaking to former policymaker martin weal, he said there could be targeted help for puncheon funds. bailey is going to be desperate not to continue with the blunt instrument of quantitative easing because it looks like there per ties in financial stability over inflation fighting, and being dominated by fiscal policy. it seems perhaps okay as an emergency measure but not something to be extended, that's what the imf's message seem to be yesterday. francine: lizzy burden reporting outside the bank of england for us. ts lombard's senior macro strategist and kristine aqu

andrew bailey has been reassuring markets because this is what investors are looking to at the moment despite the political turmoil in terms of the new prime minister. they want to see that the institutions of government and policymaking are still intact. it will be key what we hear from andrew bailey following if we do get a delay to the fiscal statement. francine: thank you both for joining us. stuart wallace and kristine aquino looking at the markets. we will have plenty more from westminster and london. coming up, we discussed the u.k.'s political turmoil and what it means for growth prospects with the former chancellor of the exchequer, philip hammond. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 12 minutes into european trading day. you're seeing losses across the benchmark but of course the focus is on the u.k. assets. the pound under pressure, currently down 0.4% after the selloff in gilt markets. francine. francine: after 44 days, liz truss has resigned, making her the shortest irving prime minister in british history -- serving prime minister in british history. this

bring the conversation, i guess, back to the congress and to changing things. leadership and andrew, what impact has the draconian 0 co that policy had on? she's a leadership and also he's popularity. well, 1st of all, i like to address the perception that somehow the chinese communist party is unstable, or the society seems that there would be a lot of backlash against the party. well, this is a complete travesty of the truth. and i'm referring to the harvard kennedy school study, which came out 6 or 9 months ago. and it's a long to, to, to know that it's not just a one all is based on a track record of similar studies in the past using our kennedy schools. but prior to the search tools which compiled the company's party is the most. busy important part is people compare with other countries. many other countries including west of the. busy receipts in the united states, in fact, multiple ranks above the united states as much as 80 or 90 percent of the people support the companies party because the lives have changed the recklessly on those 2 to h over so many years regardless of the regime. regard

andrew: hong kong has been a core part of our business going back 150 years.ll have a big presence in hong kong and in china as well, and i see both of those continuing as we move forward. anna: let me ask about the u.k., even though most of your business happens elsewhere, are you worried about the possibility of a u.k. bank tax? there is a surcharge already, but further taxation as a result of the new administration, we heard from the prime minister yesterday about tough choices. andrew: clearly the government's have to going to look very closely where it needs to go to fund the future. to your question, one should reflect upon the fact that the banking sector already does pay a premium rate of tax. and it is important that the banking sector is robust because it will be both a big delivery agent for getting the economy going, well-capitalized banks is important. and although profitability has improved, it is after a period of very low profitability, we are scarcely back to covering the costs of our capital. so i'm sure the government will factor that into t

andrew bailey has _ welcome to the programme. thank you. ast night to do a further intervention. and for us, that was because it became clear that we as the bank of england — i know not all central banks are like this — have never bought index—linked gilts in our monetary operations. but we realised for financial stability purposes, we have to do it. and we've announced that we will be out by the end of this week. we think rebalancing must be done, and my message to all the funds and all the firms involved in managing those funds — you got three days left, you've got to get this done. because again, part of the essence of the financial stability intervention is that it's clearly temporary. so why is it temporary was next summer saying today, if the painter stood behind it, that wouldn't be the panic. i stood behind it, that wouldn't be the anic. . ., ., the panic. i agree with that, and i saw someone _ the panic. i agree with that, and i saw someone to _ the panic. i agree with that, and i saw someone to eat _ the panic. i agree with that, a

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trust is trying to save our own job after less than 2 months and office hours here is andrew simmons has more and broadens resignation. she said that she had posted an official document on her personal email about migration. on this sir, i was sent to a personal colleague or this contributed a breach of ministerial rules. as soon as i reported the mistake right away, i then moved on to decide to use a while to decided to resign because she wanted to keep herself performing to the highest standards of office. when any of my spoke to jeremy corbin, a former leader of the u. k. labor party, he told me, liz trust, his government is in shambles. it's a government in complete chaos. where from one moment another you don't even know who the ministers are charged. the secular change several times the home secretary has just been replaced and the prime ministers apparently had a very large number of letters sent in by conservative m. p. 's, who can decide her future saying they want her to go. so it is a government in chaos, but i'd prefer to look slightly beyond the parliamentary theatre that is

andrew, weigh in on that. if the bar is so low, why hasn't it happened yet? the reason it has not happened so far is because you usually want to accord somebody immunity when it is necessary. bert criteria if can you do it is make a criminal case out of a person and require them to plead guilty if they have committed a crime. sometimes you don't have that luxury. and you actually decide, you know what? i'm going to give the person immunity. we really want to know what that person has to say. the process for that is very easy. the government as charlie noted writes up a short motion. it is routinely granted. there is nothing really argued. and then the judge accords the person under federal statute, federal immunity which means that none of the statements that are made by cash patel in the grand jury or leads from that statement can be used against him. however, if he were to lie in the grand jury or commit any other crime after he supported immunity, he could be prosecuted for that assuming the government can make that case. i find it quite interesting according to the reporti

so andrew, what else has the new chancellor been saying today? while really jeremy hunt was trying to spell out a plan or the russ state of a plan right now are aimed at trying to quell this onslaught or, or from the markets on the british economy. a by convincing the, the city that he will be more or less turning around what less trust had planned. in fact, what he's actually talking about is the polar opposite to what truss had promised or the conservative party in the leadership challenge. so firstly, he's saying that he will have to raise some taxes, not cut them. or he's also saying that he will be cutting spending in some parts, but will 1st of all ask every single government department to make efficiency savings. if they don't do voluntarily, he may well come down and say this much has to be cut. so there's the starter, he has then to balance the books. i may have to cut further into it. so there are sort of echoes here of 2010 during david cameron's prime minister, when he was prime minister mom, when there was a whole sways of cuts in pu

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