laura stewart—smith, aviva's financial education development manager is with me now. scale of the challenges are clear but what we do about it? you are absolutely right, it is very much a growing challenge that we face and i think it's something that we do have the tools to do something about, so i can talk about what aviva are doing. we have introduced a carer policy which gives our employees the opportunity to take 70 hours per year in addition to the annual leave to support them with any caring responsibilities that they have. in addition to that, we have a network community which is aimed at supporting individuals and aimed at supporting individuals and a number of other things which we are looking to roll out as well. is that because, with caring, it's sometimes an invisible issue that people deal with behind the scenes. when you go on maternity leave it clear what you do and people talk about it openly but caring seems to be hidden. yes and people do not necessarily identify as a carer. they may know that they have to help their mum oran they may know that they

according to aviva, in the uk alone, 20% of workers aged 45 and over expect to quit theirjobs to carestimates that the cost of those workers leaving the economy is around $1.8 billion a year. however, paying others for care is also expensive. in the us, for example, a private room in a nursing home costs on average over $100,000 a year. and the care burden is growing, those aged 65 and over are expected to exceed a quarter of the global population by 2050. with me is emily holzhausen, director of policy and public affairs, carers uk. welcome. it's good to have you on the programme. many of your viewers today have been showing me their stories. i give one example. delia says "i spent nearly five years supporting my brother—in—law, who, due to cancer, needed 24—hour care." it's not just due to cancer, needed 24—hour care." it's notjust the elderly, is it? it's notjust the elderly, is it? it's not. we have lots of people with mental illness, we have brothers and sisters with learning disabilities, within families, it's not just the elderly. disabilities, within families, it's notjust the

. >> california entre apagones y fuertes vientos que aviva las llamas de una de las peores temporadae incendios forestales en el estado. mÁs de 2 millones de personas sin luz este fin de semana . la administraciÓn donald trumpescondiÓ la fe cifra total separado de sus padres hasta que un tribunal obligÓ al gobierno a informar sobre mÁs de 5400 menores separado de sus familias. 1 millÓn de cine no salen a la calle de la capital santiago para participaren una manifestaciÓn histórica. las imÁgenes le da la vuelta al mundo. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. [mÚsica] ♪ >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn. patricia: quÉ tal ? muy buenas noches. bienvenidos. vamos a comenzar en chile. mientras la cifra de muertos por la manifestaciones en este paÍs subiÓ a 19, mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas marcharon en santiagoeexigiendo mejores condiciones. una marcha que para el presidente sebastiÁn piÑera abre grandes caminos de futuro y esperanza. allÍ estuvo alejandro chÁvez y tiene los detalles de esta histÓrica movilización tras lo fuerte disturbios en los Últimos dÍas. alejandro: ni la vuelta a la democraci

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santander, loyds, bnp paribas, aviva, zurich insurance.ost all the gainers with the exception of asml, daimler, sap, are financial stocks, in the top 10 at least. the bottom 10, those taking the most away from the stoxx 600. smith and nephew at the top, down 3.7% this morning. keep an eye on what's going on there with smith and nephew. looking at the other losers, danone down 1%, unilever down almost 1%. these are the defensive stocks we looked at, that are not doing terribly well, but that's not necessarily a bad sign. deutsche of own and -- wonen, one of the big property owners in germany, down as berlin decides owners are not allowed to raise rent for the next five years, stocks like that will suffer. now, boris johnson will make a renewed attempt to win parliament backing for his brexit deal. the prime minister was forced to write to the e.u. seeking a three-month delay that he clearly doesn't want, after losing a crucial vote on saturday. but confidence is growing he has the support, even without that negotiating tool, of 320 mp's, th

. >>> esta declaraciÓn aviva el fuego en torno a la investigaciÓn que pone al presidente ante un procesondo tario funciona con seguidores pero solo estÁ afectando su caso. >>> nadie estÁ sobre la ley, estamos viendo otro episodio mÁs donde presidente busca que un poder extranjero le ayude en su campaÑa electoral. >>> para mÍ es un autojuicio polÍtico que el presidente se estÁ haciendo daÑo al caso, en sÍ mismo de la manera que estÁ hablando comparado por ejemplo lo que hizo el presidente clinton que lo tomÓ muy enserio. >>> por cierto en un evento en san francisco el precandidato presidencial biden dijo que querÍa saber dÓnde estaba el dinero que ganÓ su hijo con china. >>> entretanto en medio de la polÉmica, la administraciÓn del presidente donald trump aprobÓ la venta de misiles antitanques a ucrania. y la nota oficial precisÓ que venta la contribuirÁ la seguridad nacional y la polÍtica exterior de estados unidos mejorando la seguridad de ucrania tambiÉn. >>> y continÚa el terremoto polÍtico en honduras por el juicio contra el hermano del presidente de ese paÍs en new york testigos dij

lo que aviva la esperanza de su familia y la comunidad. >> si no quiere meterse en problemas, que dejeperaciÓn! aquÍ tengo un adelanto de lo que estamos preparando para hoy. " estoy asustada y necesito ayuda", las estremecedoras palabras de una mujer durante una llamada al 911 revelada por las autoridades luego de quedarse encerrada en el maletero de un autobÚs. la conductora la habÍa encerrado deliberadamente. ademÁs escuchÉ esto, alerta mÉdica. si trabajas 10 horas al dÍa ponle atenciÓn. un estudio indica que 10 horas laborales durante 50 dÍas al aÑo dispara de una forma muy preocupante el riesgo de un destructivo derrame cerebral. tenemos todos los detalles, con esto y mucho mÁs te esperamos en las pantallas de univisiÓn y conectados a travÉs de las redes sociales. 10 horas al dÍa dispara riesgo de un destructivo derrame cerebral. satcha:hacemos uno en este mundo de globalizaciÓn, ahÍ estaremos como siempre para apoyarlos en "ediciÓn digital". hay mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". quien dijo comida? adelante! [mÚsica] karla: bravo! pepin:quÉ belleza! karla: aquÍ estamos con nuestro pepÍn.

los Últimos meses no ha llovido, la hierba estÁ seca y con los fuertes vientos esto aviva el fuego.que nosotros estemos en bien. ese es el reporte. sascha: gracias por la informaciÓn en vivo y pedimos que tanto tÚ como el equipo se mantenga en un lugar seguro. es una situaciÓn caótica en california. >> amanece abierto al puente internacional entre matamoros y mÉxico y brownsville despuÉs de que centenares de migrantes desesperados bloquearon durante varias horas el paso. se trata de centroamericanos, cubanos que aseguran estar cansados de esperar por las autoridades estadounidenses para que les den respuestaa la solicitud de asilo. en vivo desde matamoros vamos con francisco cobos y el panorama que se vive. francisco: gracias. aquÍ el puente internacional de matamoros todo manÉs en calma. luego de que ayer mÁs de 400 inmigrantes decidieron bloquear el puente en protesta por los procesos a los que son sometidos en su solicitud de asilo polÍtico. >> en el nombre de jesÚs... francisco: amanece y estÁn orando por una mejor vida, asÍ este campamento al lado del puente internacional que u

en las Últimas horas se aviva la controversia sobre la carne roja.polÉmica. los cientÍficos de este paÍs hayan querido evitar la publicaciÓn de los hallazgos. karla: lo que dicen es que si no quieres dejar de comer este alimento, te recomiendan que sÓlo sea de 2 a 3 veces por semana. carlos: pobres vacas. y que cuidar un poco mÁs a los animales. es tiempo de ir con el estado del tiempo. bienvenido. albert: preocupan las vacas. todos estÁn expulsando metano por arriba y por abajo. eso estÁ acabando con el medio ambiente. vamos con calor. es 1 de octubre. record de calor en todo el oeste del paÍs. esto debido a la lengua del aire frÍo que mantiene las temperaturas bajas. aumenta la humedad y vamos a tener varÍa lluvia en las Últimas 24 horas. imÁgenes de la costa este. pudimos ver boston en esta imagen. cielo medio nublado, aunque no va a llover. son nubes altos. indica cambios para el resto de la semana. ahÍ la vemos en detalle. el calor en el sureste de el paÍs. tambiÉn van a sentir temperaturas altas. adelanta 95°. temperatura de rÉcord en todos eso

. >> aviva, we want to thank you we've got to run anthony, thank you. >> looking like a rug, like a persianars old, three years old or one that's -- you cannot get the batina of a real authentic rug if it's really a bright pattern, you can't -- you can't do it it takes time. it's called unaffordable value it only comes over time. that's what creates scarcity and then you do the stock to flow. >> i'm pointing because we're way out of time. so out of time. >> you're pointing again. >> back to time in the show. stock futures under pressure we're going to dig into the latest trade reports down 73. that's better than we were before and we're going to talk -- we have time for -- we will talk to treasury secretary steven mnuchin about the big trade deal or was it coming up? banks manage interest rate changes and airlines hedge fuel costs. all so they can manage their risks and move forward. it's simply a matter of following the signs. they all lead here. cme group - how the world advances. >>> stocks set to drop we break down what you need to watch as we get ready for a big week on wall street. >>

mentioned pedro pina, you also have representatives from standard chartered bank, from goldman's, avivastrict criteria as part of the judging process. they have to demonstrate what they are doing both inside the workplace for lgbt inclusion but also outside the workplace, and then we have a great panel ofjudges, including workplace, and then we have a great panel of judges, including laura brown, former ceo of bp, harriet green, the chairman of asia for ibm who help us to decide where these individuals are placed on the list. and they vary from doing things like setting up employee resource groups for the lgbt community, acting as executive sponsors to amplify their voice. there are a multitude of interventions the individuals do and the more they do the higher they claim in the list, hence the number once we have in those posts. 50 the criteria is clear, it is also clear lots of businesses are getting it right, hence your list, but a lot still aren't. some recent analysis from your own company has shown 35% of ftse 100 from your own company has shown 35% of ftse100 companies don't even