let's get to the first word news with alice atkins.word is to cut jobs across europe due to the shift to electric vehicles. the u.s. car giant says about 2003 hundred positions will go to germany and 1300 and the u.k. over the next three years. the company plans to go all electric and europe 2035. new zealand has declared a national state of emergency as cyclone gabriel brings flooding, landslides, and powder -- power outages. tens of thousands are without electricity with many roads closed in the northern region. the auckland airport says 45,000 travelers have been disrupted due to flight cancellations. president biden is said to be poised to name a federal reserve vice chair lael brainard as his top economic advisor. brainard would replace outgoing economic council director brian deese, and the appointment would see her work alongside treasury secretary janet yellen as key players in the administration's economic policy. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts

atkins for years. >> reporter: fast forward to 2023, "the real housewives of miami" are taking weightreen. >> what's in there? >> it's a fat-burning shot. >> reporter: while ozempic can be really effective for people who are obese, doctors generally don't recommend using them just to shed a few pounds. the long-term side effects aren't really clear yet. the ozempic ads mention risks. >> serious side effects may include pancreatitis, gallbladder problems, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea which may disruption kidneys. >> the side effects are usually mild to moderate. >> reporter: people like callie say this is just a small price to pay. >> i'm not going to say any medication is perfect, and nothing doesn't have side effects. but you weigh, right, and for me, the benefits weigh outweighed some of the cons. >> reporter: six months after her first shot of mounjaro, callie is getting back on her horse. who's this fella? >> this big guy is navajo. navajo i've had about five years. that's apple jack. this is a really important hobby in my life. you know, i get my happiness from coming out here and

i'm alice atkins. this is bloomberg. it francine? francine: thanks so much. alice atkins in london.es are reporting disappointing earnings. the sluggish economy is hitting demand for services including cloud computing and digital advertising. joining us now is aggie cantrell in berlin. have we seen avenues -- apples revenue drops coming? >> when we look at apple is worth taking tim cook's own word for the current situation at the company which is that apple is not immune to global economic headwinds be that for instance the china lockdowns that have had a continued effect on the companies supply chain and also if you look at consumer sentiment it is really weakening and so apple's products that are priced much higher than other competitors are really struggling to get into consumers hands. essentially, yes we should have seen apples downturn coming. this is a company that has already flagged concerns with its factories in china and access to a lot of its supply chains and its ability to roll out new products and also as i said with the consumer sentiment side, inflation is really hi

let's get to first word news with else atkins.ermany's airports will come to a near standstill on friday, adding to a week of disruption for air travelers. the one-day walkout by the labor union verdi will hobble operations at seven airports, including the country's largest in frankfurt and munich. flights and widespread disruptions yesterday after workers accidentally drilled through four data cables, bringing down the carrier's i.t. systems. u.s. retail sales rose by the most in nearly two years in january, signaling robust consumer demand that could bolster the fed's rate hike plans. the value of overall retail purchases increased 3% in a broad advance with all 13 retail categories gaining, led by motor vehicles, furniture, and restaurants. u.s. stock trades will soon be settled twice as quickly as the regulator said it will shorten the time needed to just one day. the move by the sec aims to address structural issues exposed by the meme stock mania during the pandemic. sec chair, gary gensler said the ages from 2024 will make

let's get to alice atkins.: rishi sunak was in belfast today as expectations mount the a deal will soon be reached with the european union on the northern island trade arrangements. sunak had talks with politicians as both sides try to resolve long-standing debates over the issue. he is set to discuss with the commission president in germany this weekend. president biden says he has -- plans to speak with president xi over the downing of the spy balloon. the u.s. president says they don't have evidence of the three other objects shutdown were surveillance craft. biden's that is that he wants competition with china not a new cold war. china's top leaders say the country has achieved a decisive victory over covid. state television reports that the politburo sounding committee is saying beijing's policy you turn late last year has been totally right. according to china's reporters, a hundred and two deaths reported on monday. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700

ros atkins, bbc news.quake victims, and people who have family members in the affected areas have been responding. 0ur midlands correspondent, navteonhal, has been speaking to some of them. ali in nottingham is speaking to his brother in hatay, in southern turkey. he's homeless, but he's alive — one of the lucky ones. but six of their relatives were killed in monday's earthquake. it's terrible and, you know, i've... i want to go, and i want to, you know, get a plane ticket. and then on the other hand, you know, i'm leaving the community, you know, the nottingham turkish community, so i say as a community, we can do loads of things here. i've not had a chance to grieve, but this is probably my way of grieving, you know? i cannot describe... i've not had a chance to think about these things yet, and my focus is, let's help. ali's helped to send two lorries carrying aid to turkey. in leicester, this community centre has been doing the same. it's where esra has been spending every waking moment of the last few

ros atkins, bbc news.sperate relatives in the uk have been trying to find a way to help. 0ur midlands correspondent navtej johal has been speaking to those who've already been trying to get help to survivors. ali in nottingham is speaking to his brother in hatay, in southern turkey. he's homeless, but he's alive — one of the lucky ones. but six of their relatives were killed in monday's earthquake. it's terrible and, you know, i've... i want to go, and i want to, you know, get a plane ticket. and then on the other hand, you know, i'm leaving the community, you know, the nottingham turkish community, so i say as a community, we can do loads of things here. i've not had a chance to grieve, but this is probably my way of grieving, you know? i cannot describe... i've not had a chance to think about these things yet, and my focus is, let's help. ali's helped to send two lorries carrying aid to turkey. in leicester, this community centre has been doing the same. it's where esra has been spending every waking mom

let's get the bloomberg first word news with alice atkins. >> the u.s.ee unidentified objects shot down by the military since last friday were not used for spying but likely tied to some commercial purpose. signs are emerging that both the u.s. and china are trying to figure out a way past the balloon dispute. this as the u.s. secretary of state is said to be considering a meeting this week with his chinese opposite member. chinese stocks have become must-have's for hedge funds again. the latest filing shows they loaded up on chairs last quarter as beijing abandoned the covid zero policy. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway reported in unusually quick reversal in his tsmc position for -- the legendary investor/is holding of the chip giant months after disclosing he has bought a major stake. louis vuitton has named music producer pharrell williams as a new menswear designer filling a role previously held at the late virgil abloh. williams will unveil his debut collection at the pairs of men's fashion week committee after calls from some committee members

i'm alice atkins. this is bloomberg.checking in on the bond markets given the rally that we saw stateside. playing catch-up with guilds. we had the bod scission and the ecb later that could inject further volatility into bond markets. the benchmark in the u.k. 321 basis points. nine in terms of yields moving. german ten-year 2.23. italy 10-year four point 20. central banks decisions later could add further volatility into the bond market. for now bonds are bid. francine: coming up, mehta shares soared on the back of quarterly results. we break down the numbers next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open everyone. 54 minutes into the european trading day. we are holding onto gains and accelerating on the back of the rally that we saw in the u.s. after we heard from jay powell, more dovish than expected. tom: that does shares soaring more than 20% on their biggest gain in more than 20 years after it ceo mark zuckerberg announced plans to make the social media giant lienor, more efficient, and more decisiv

i'm joined now by kimberly atkins store, columnist for "the boston globe" and msnbc political analyst. ron desantis is definitely get ing donald trump's attention. he's been going after him on truth social. he talked about having a bigger crowd than desantis, he's been calling him a rino and went after him on fox news. what are you hearing, though, about the trump campaign overall? how worried are they about desantis? >> well, clearly, just from the evidence that we're seeing, there is some worry there because desantis, of all of the 2024 hopefuls so far, seems to be the one going most directly at trump's base. he's been the one that has been fomenting the same sort of like culture war issues that donald trump is known for, whether it is over education, and his attempt to stop the african studies ap classes or shipping immigrants who cross the border to blue states and now going to the cities and having this very pro, you know, anticrime, pro police message. he's really trying to aim shagt straight for the same playbook as donald trump to be the heir apparent. he claimed credit for de

novelist ace atkins. poet derek harriell is originally from milwaukee. many delicious things. the man known as big bad chef, aka "johnny snack," is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually you put five writers in a room it's a ugly hell broth of envy, hatred. >> writer: we all hate tommy. >> writer 2: no, that goes without saying. >> tom: even me, i hate me the worst of all. >> jack pendarvis: around here anyway, the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? the stakes are so low, why would you be a jerk about it. >> anthony: if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, uh, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would -- who would the statue be of? >> wright thompson: elvis. >> anthony: really? wouldn't be b.b. king? >> wright thompson: it should be. it should be b.b. king. >> anthony: i mean -- >> chris offutt: yeah. but it would be elvis. >> anthony: but it

atkins, and my headmaster, mr. atkins, oh, he's away oh, i'm 40. away now. said should join the now. he said you should join the running what running club. that's what stopped when i knew i was stopped me when i knew i was going to sort of get to that next level was when i was about 17, got to the juniors with darren campbell, who went on to 17, got to the juniors with daiolympicpbell, who went on to 17, got to the juniors with daiolympic gold, who went on to 17, got to the juniors with daiolympic gold medal,ent on to 17, got to the juniors with daiolympic gold medal, came to an olympic gold medal, came fourth in the 200 metres behind down out of boldon and we won the relay four by 100. so i started off. yeah. so i'm going to ask you how, does somebody who's running in 100 suddenly become really rather good at four? well, it was a bit of an accident, to be honest with you. i was a very different skills, totally, totally. one's a ferrari and one's four by four jeep. you what? you to have jeep. you know what? you to have a lot of engine room to be a

atkins, and my headmaster, mr. atkins, oh, he's away oh, i'm 40. away now. said should join the now. he said you should join the running what running club. that's what stopped when i knew i was stopped me when i knew i was going to sort of get to that next level was when i was about 17, got to the juniors with darren campbell, who went on to 17, got to the juniors with daiolympicpbell, who went on to 17, got to the juniors with daiolympic gold, who went on to 17, got to the juniors with daiolympic gold medal,ent on to 17, got to the juniors with daiolympic gold medal, came to an olympic gold medal, came fourth in the 200 metres behind down out of boldon and we won the relay four by 100. so i started off. yeah. so i'm going to ask you how, does somebody who's running in 100 suddenly become really rather good at four? well, it was a bit of an accident, to be honest with you. i was a very different skills, totally, totally. one's a ferrari and one's four by four jeep. you what? you to have jeep. you know what? you to have a lot of engine room to be a

atkin gave him the ideas of what he wanted.l brick, blue slate roof looking over pasadena. it was $350,000 in 1929. we're talking depression and we're talking $350,000. and mr. kin said "i li erything but the pce. "i told my budes at the race trk "it was nna be hf a milliodollars, "so cod you add 50,000?" it was just majestic. you walked in and you just felt like you were walking into english history. lots of stone, incredibly carved wood that came from europe and the craftsmen to do it also came from england. the house, often used in movies, early bk as 193 e origin "topper bumr. atkiused to re it oufor movies as charity to give to the food banks and the homeless people in southern california. and it continued to be used in many "murder she wrote," "three men and a little lady," one of the rocky movies. any time they needed sort of an english-looking castle. narror: by the lat1920s, paulilliams s designg homes in some of the most luxurious neighborhoods in southern california, and he was working with some of the area's wealthi

>> vicki and grant the scene is right behind me on this street on atkins road and the police chief. he is about to talk to us right now. so i'm going to go live to the chief is going to give us an update on this fire. >> date that. we are getting an update right now from >> fire chief from side 6. a really want call more working structure, fire at 04:17pm. a second alarm was called at 04:23pm. in the 3rd alarm was struck at 4.26, this is in our high fire severity zone. so our firefighters and our officers, the initial into the commander made the right call by elevating our response as he opened fire department. thankfully station. 24, it's less than a mile away. they got here in a matter of minutes. and it's true because of their quick response and the efforts of our firefighters to where we did not have more laws will be had. we did have that initial fire abortion in the middle of the 3 properties that are involved in fire that spread to the adjacent to the fire started the rear of the property. it is at this point being considered an accidental fire. nothing suspicious in nature i

we're back with pete strzok and kimberly atkins stohr.day's announcement? >> i think, nicolle, it's enormously concerning. on the one hand it points to the vulnerability of our electrical grid and how easy it would have been for just two people had they had access to high-powered rifles to potentially do a lot of damage. witness what we've already seen in north carolina and in oregon and other places around the u.s. is the other thing i think it highlights is the enormous sxrienls dangerous of the atomwaffen, and not just that group but others like it. they're very small but very violent. we have two deaths attributed to a group member in 2017. another two deaths of parents by a minor who was affiliated with the atomwaffen. and then a year after that the murders affiliated with some atomwaffen folks of a gay jewish student. this is a group not only that is motivated by a nazi sort of racial identity but is doing it in a very organized violent way, and it's time that we need to wake up to the fact that there is a real motivated group of in

"tt2 new zealand prime minister chris atkins is saying his country's resilience is being tested by ever zealand history, is being extended by seven days. the cabinet has been holding an emergency session in the last few hours, they have unveiled a multi—million dollar plan to rebuild roads and transport links, and also give immediate relief to businesses. as you say, 11 people so far are confirmed to have died after cyclone gabrielle. those 2000 people who remain un— contactable, causing some concern to the authorities. there is no suggestion that their lives are in danger, many of them, because internet and phone services have been disrupted, so it could well be the vast majority of those people who are unaccounted for are in communication blackspots. in are in communication blackspots.— are in communication blacksots. ., blackspots. in the meantime the authorities _ blackspots. in the meantime the authorities are _ blackspots. in the meantime the authorities are trying _ blackspots. in the meantime the authorities are trying to - authorities are trying to figure out the cost of rebuil

services from governmental bodies. grazing has played an important role in this, reminding the location. atkins says, farming outposts are used to control palestinian lands that build up settlements cannot. most of visit settlers, which hard dwelling invisible, they belong to the most extreme and most violent sector within bays rarely settlements. in order to establish such an open need to be willing to use a lot of to exercise a lot of balance palestinian fantasy and herders are not going to live or learn unless they are frightens. 45, these are now in this area that's down from 75 just over a decade ago. many were forced to give up their better when lifestyle altogether. those who remain peter, it's only a matter of time. need that but him al jazeera the occupied west bank. well, japan is calling for an emergency un security council meeting after north korea's launched a series of massage of its east coast mom and val has more. north korea says these are the pictures of its latest missile tests on sunday. south korea, japan say the weapons launched were short range, ballistic missiles. on sat

i'm alice atkins, and this is uber. coming up, india planning to boost capital spending by 33%. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> each year, four of the regional fed bank presidents rotate out as voters, and four new ones come in. leaving this year jim bullard of st. louis, esther george of kansas city, loretta mester of cleveland and boston's susan collins. all except collins are considered hawkish. coming in, the new president of the chicago fed, austin goolsb y, patrick harker, minneapolis president and all are considered dovish or somewhat centrist. there is little difference between the views. 17 of the 19 members saw the fed's target rate reaching over 5% by the end of this year. and nine c rate cuts in 2023. the voters change, but the policy remains the same. francine: that was michael mckee on who's in and he was out of the fomc. we have a great decision day guide on our website. we will push that out on our social media channels. the federal reserve likely pushing back against any suggestion it will ha

haidi: new zealand prime minister chris atkins is warning the recovery from last week's devastating cycleh a very big price tag. paul allen joins us for more. is it too early to look at assessments of damage? reporter: it is still early so the finance ministers trying to put a ballpark number on this, in the region of about $8 billion u.s., around the same cost to rebuild christchurch after the 2011 earthquake. this is a different scenario, a lot of agricultural land destroyed. the area of hawkes bay is famous for vineyards. all of this will add to food price inflation. it will be likely the reserve bank of new zealand will make note of the stores -- disaster when it meets wednesday. it creates a problem for them and we have seen rate hike bets pull back. the prime minister says he's for shadowing some big calls on the budget which we won't get toward the end of the year but is challenging joe biden, with build back better, saying the infrastructure was not enough. shery: this is also human tragedy most of all. what do we know of the people who remain displaced and the death toll? reporte

let's get to the business flash with alice atkins. >> a qatari group has bank of america won the advisorsgroup to bite manchester united. they are led by royal family member who is also chairman of qatar islamic bank. the group is saying their offer could value the football club at $6 billion. the qatari's are set to face competition from bitter -- british billionaire jim ratcliffe who has lined up financing from banks including goldman sachs. facebook and instagram's parent company appears to be taking a leaf out of twitter's book by offering verification deals to subscribers to the service will have additional perks and features including account verification badges. meta-verified it will cost 11. 95 a month of purchase directly and is said to be premier league targeted at content creators. aluminum smelters have reported to have cut more capacity and china's province due to an ongoing shortfall and energy supplies. according to analysts, the local power grid has an additional four and 50,000 tons of annualized capacity cuts due to low hydropower generation. the report says smelters are

ros atkins, bbc news.old daughter — was to mark the seventy—fifth anniversary of the founding of the country's military. pictures on north korean state media appeared to show more than a dozen of north korea's biggest intercontinental ballistic missiles — the hwasong—17. some analysts say the display also featured a new intercontinental ballistic missile launcher, which could be designed to accommodate a solid—fuel missile. solid—fuel missiles can be launched more quickly than liquid—fuel missiles, so are hard to defend against. and take a look at this satellite image of the parade in pyongyang, which appears to show at least 12 inter—continental ballistic missiles being driven past crowds of spectators. jean mackenzie followed the event from the south korean capital, seoul. what is significant, i think, today is the number of these missiles. so north korea has prorated, what we think is around a dozen of its most powerful missiles. its newest indic nonsense —— intercontinental ballistic missiles, a missil

it was everyone else in the family to their own sub navy was guess atkins. lucky. i was a why can the poor girl do this on the question? every girl has been the victim of domestic violence spaces, making bay no apple cupboard on. if you so don't be afraid, sister asking the law is on your side, are you can find legal assistance to punish the person who was violent toward you. now you suck in psyche ah ah, ah. preserving nature's creations and conserving resources was intrinsic to mahatma gandhi's philosophy. a message that is all the more important in light of the climate crisis for the planets. and especially for india, where drought and heat have devastated entire regions just a century ago. the bundle country region in central india was home to a tropical rain forest. my dear bonny douglas that megan, we did have rainfall here, but the water would flow out of the drains and quickly dry. and so the ground water levels were really low. i don't believe it has got bought the wells in the village were dry up apart from one or 2, which supplied drinking water to the e

james atkins, from essex, was given 16 months after being found guilty of owning or having control ofrk. cctv footage showed a tipper truck registered to atkins being driven onto the site at almost midnight when the waste was unloaded. barbecues will be banned in islington parks to protect the environment and reduce air pollution. the council estimates it will save £50,000 a year in security costs at highbury fields alone. last summer's extreme heat wave saw an unprecedented number of grass fires. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather. hello there. good morning. with high pressure sitting just towards the south of us, and it is set to stay dry as we head through the rest of this week, with a mild air hanging on until we get to sunday, when it will turn colder by day with some frosty nights into the start of next week. now, this morning, a very mild, start to the day, temperatures no lower than 6 to 8 degrees celsius. there will be plenty of cloud around at times today, especially through the afternoon towards eastern areas of town in particular, but also some bright

services from governmental bodies. grazing has played an important role in this are mining the location. atkins says farming outposts are used to control palestinian lands. death built up settlements cannot. most of visit settlers which hard dwelling invisible. they belong to. the most extreme and most violent sector with indies rarely settlements in order to establish such an open school need to be willing to use a lot of to exercise. a lot of balance postilion policy and herders are not going to live or learn unless they are frightens. 40 families are now in this area that's down from 75 just over a decade ago. many were forced to give up there, but when lifestyle, all together, those who remain theater, it's only a matter of time. need that but him al jazeera, the occupied left bank. oh the in. it's been 2 weeks since too powerful asked craig had something to keep in syria. devastating both countries rescue efforts have now been called off and almost all of the effect attackers provinces, more than 46000 people have been confronted and tens of thousands of buildings have been flattened throu

all his summons together of earth opposed to cruel jericho. jericho worn the extent of an odd dru atkins, has been monitoring supplement expansion for more than 2 decades. worked the road there was his research shows how those outposts are used to take more palestinian lands. he says, the way they spread out is not random. 77 subtler farming outposts have been established in the occupied west bank. 66 of them during the last decade. although they are not recognized by the israeli government, they receive funds and services from governmental bodies. grazing has played an important role in determining their location at guests as farming outposts are used to control palestinian lands that build up settlements cannot move the river settlers which hard whirling invisible. they belong to. the most extreme and north, while i'm termed sector with embry, is rarely selma's. in order to establish such an outpost, you need to be willing to use a lot of to exercise. allow violent and postilion policy, and herders are not going to live or learn. leslie are fretting 45. these are now in this area that'

the washington correspondent for -- msnbc political analyst kimberly atkins.. when you look at that time that rudy giuliani was standing there. peddling the allegations of voter fraud and that the election was stolen. just as the networks were calling the election for joe biden, it almost seemed comical. and you want to laugh at what you were seeing there. but given how this has now resonated among republicans. what does that moment in time mean for what we are as a country? >> one way you could look at it, i wouldn't say a break with reality. when people talk about, they would talk about the wheels being out of the trump white house. i would always say, there were wheels? so four seasons was not a breaking point because things had been insane if the election had been all about conspiracies. for a long time. the administration had been about conspiracies, donald trump's entire political career was about conspiracies. but it was this kind of formal moment where they officially made conspiracies and insanity their strategy going forward. and what followed that w

one of the biggest hours of the night is alex of atkins, 4 year old son sergey. he showed off his skating skills and then joined his at washington capitals that and another legend sydney cosby and they set up a virginia to school. his 1st goal in front of the crowd, a lot to celebration as well. what are totally of what do you say one more time for therapy, with all of those pictures, and that is all what your sports from me for now, i will have another updates. adrian, at around 18. 45 pm. gentlemen, thanks indeed, up. one of the few most to regroup of got more news for you at the moment. ah ah, ah, ah ah. ah. the wind blows the fishing boats home as it has for the countless centuries people have lived here. these are malagasy migrants they moved from the drought written self in such a means to survive. and as story is the interface between climate change and biodiversity laws, the arrival of the migrants is adding to the precious on fish, dogs and marine by diversity, already stretched by over fishing. and this is going to happen all over the world is impacts l

she's former deputy atkins.he former deputy head of parenting head and author of parenting made and talking. how are made easy and talking. how are you ? i'm all right. nice see you? i'm all right. nice see you.the you? i'm all right. nice see you. the strike. we've got the strike in scotland today. sue we had a strike on wednesday , but had a strike on wednesday, but quite a lot of schools stayed open. so was the strike in your view ? i think so. raising in view? i think so. raising in this issue has been bubbling along like a slow burning casserole for many, many years for teachers and for the teaching profession . and so teaching profession. and so i think it is raising awareness of that because . you know, teachers that because. you know, teachers are not just militants . you are not just militants. you know, the days of the seventies in office and all of that have long gone. these are real issues , been going on for a very long time year. there's more and more expected of teachers , larger expected of teach

let's speak now to our political reporter, atkins, joining us in the studio. political reporter, atkins we're joining us in the studio. we're heanng joining us in the studio. we're hearing that from from keir starmer , and they're accusing starmer, and they're accusing the trying to sit the government of trying to sit this however we've also got this out. however we've also got steve barclay yet again appearing to sort of, you know, divide and rule on one hand saying, well, the rcn yes, you know, they're behaving rather responsibly . but all these responsibly. but all these ambulance unions , they're not ambulance unions, they're not doing it the right way. ambulance unions, they're not doing it the right way . yes. so doing it the right way. yes. so the issue now , it all has sort the issue now, it all has sort of crystallised around the issue of crystallised around the issue of whether to backdate potential pay of whether to backdate potential pay next year to cover the year of 2023, 24. and a few weeks ago, steve barclay was suggesting that he would be prepared to consider a backdate

you know, one of those atkins or whatever this hack is always there's always a way of there's alwaysto the same thing of carbs, the enemy. okay, okay. so let's view that no. maybe you've a that as no. maybe you've got a pancake. let us know this morning, too, is the perfect number used? you can . of okay. number used? you can. of okay. we're going to talk about farmers , a special subject of farmers, a special subject of mine . the labour leader now is mine. the labour leader now is telling farmers they deserve better too, right? they do. and called for a new way of governing. the head of a speech this is at the national farmers union, they added a few conference and birmingham later today he's going to stress the importance of supporting home grown well, let's speak grown produce. well, let's speak to environment, food and to shadow environment, food and rural affairs secretary jim mcmahon who us this mcmahon, who joins us this morning. i'm so interesting to see what labour comes out to talking us about. in the last few weeks, we've had the party of law and order. we've had them try