axel persson, we _ we rely on our own strengths.l persson, we have to _ we rely on our own strengths. axel persson, we have to leave it there but thank you for being on the programme. we will continue to monitor the situation in france and return regularly to the pictures and latest developments. let's turn to another story that has been making headlines today. buckingham palace says it will cooperate with an independent study into the links between the british monarchy and the slave trade in the 17th and 18th centuries. the research is being carried out by the university of manchester with historic royal palaces. the palace said king charles takes the issues "profoundly seriously" and the royal household will grant access to its archives, with the study due to be completed in 2026. i'm joined by dr halima begum, ceo of the runnymede trust — an independent race equality think tank in the uk. thank you for coming into the studio. reaction first of all to this news from buckingham palace today. this news from buckingham palace toda .

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and so, uh, i, in principle, just now found, uh, a triple axel there. it doesn’t give me any strong worries. it's cool and with a cool team, and hand in hand we go. and this is what i like. here, probably, the motivation is to simply improve and create comfortable conditions for me, so that i want this a little provocative question - this is about the next season. what are your plans for a very busy schedule? to be honest, i haven’t thought about programs or anything yet. i want to completely reboot to understand, uh, what i'm wondering, because after all, 26 years old, and only do one thing thing for me, but i can't do it and i need to understand now what to do next and possible, of course. i want to skate, but i also want to develop to engage in some kind of self-development, so that after the end of my career, i can easily change activities. i have one more point that i would like to clarify for myself in moscow there is a huge competition among girls, and in st. petersburg. we've been in principle for almost our entire career. you were the only one,

axel lehmann was speaking at the bank's annual shareholder meeting. he says the bank could not be saved. >> have already same trust eroded and with it patients dwindled. at bat, we failed. -- at that, we feel. it is a bitter reality to see that our strategy did not have time to bear fruit. paul: new zealand has posted a record fall in house prices. prices fell 10.5%, the largest annual drop since 2003. it is the 12th consecutive month of declines. pakistan's central bank raised its benchmark rate to 21% as the nation teeters on the brink of default. the bank says the rate is an important step toward anchoring inflation expectations toward the medium-term target. those are the first word headlines. shery: still ahead, our coverage of donald trump's arraignment continues. but first, we talk investment strategy with charles schwab and why basing see the global economy heading for volatility. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's take a look at how u.s. futures and treasuries are doing at the moment. kind of flat really. the two year yield at 3.82. we did get

she left a guest book entry with an axel, nangagwe were presented with a book of khatyn and a brooch in the form of a spikelet, a symbol of peaceful life. what are the invariable values ​​of belarus what role does the country play in the geopolitical picture of the world and what peacekeeping initiatives constantly come from the state aleksey belyaev started a test conversation with answers to these important questions alexei belyaev is a leading political scientist and dean of the faculty of journalism of belarusian state university experts know how to choose the conversation agenda for each educational institution mitso international university has become a platform for meeting with the younger generation, where they cook specialists in the field of economics, management , law, information technology and linguistics. yes, lawyers, i think they are also interested in the upcoming elections and the formation of the entire belarusian people's assembly and in general the restructuring of the political system of belarus. and there are economists here. the socio-economic situation, both

i also jumped a triple axel in the short program, so this is probably the most interesting season forember most about this season, give the most pleasant, probably the most positive emotions. russian jumping championship, because i for the first time in general, i jumped into 8 blunts there and in training i did two at the most, and then somehow at the expense of the audience due to some interesting competition, which was held for the first time, so eight blunts winning gold cannot but rejoice. i was happy that's all, because really. it was exciting. every time you entered this degree, the degree of tension increased and increased. it was so great. and if you return to the jumping tournament, did you like the team to play or in personal. i was very nervous, because after all, you play for this georgievna for your group. eh, you jump and i would like, of course, not to mess up. this worked out for me. and when i entered the individual competition, strangely enough, i was very unusually worried, but there i was absolutely calm and absolutely sure that i would make these jumps, therefore

i also jumped triple axel in the short program, so this is probably the most interesting season for me. and what do you remember most about this season, give the most pleasant, probably the most positive emotions. the russian jumping championship, because for the first time i jumped in eight blunts there and in training i did two at most, but here somehow at the expense of the audience due to some interesting competition that was held for the first time, so eight tops victorious gold cannot do not rejoice. i was happy, that's all because it was really exciting. every time you went in, uh, the degree of tension increased and increased. it was so great. and if you return to the jumping tournament, you liked the team to perform more or in a personal one. i was very nervous, because after all , you are jumping for this georgievna for your group and, of course, i would like not to mess up. it worked out for me. and when i went to the individual competition, oddly enough, i'm very ordinary worried, but there i i was absolutely calm and absolutely sure that i would make these jumps, so i just

yesterday was about contrition and recrimination and mia cobos from -- from axel lehmann.today is about trying to set an agenda of transition. it will be hammers last major appearance. the chairman will also be here to deliver words of assurance. there is a great limitation on what he can actually say. kelly hair will speak a second time. he will speak about the deal and integration. my sense is there are limitations on what he can assure the shareholders in terms of debt -- dividends and integration risk and liability that perhaps are being assumed. there are major backstops in place but you have to understand that to a certain extent, there is a great deal of angst in this country about this behemoth being born. dani: especially a day after the apology tour more or less from credit suisse. what will be the top issues that they will have to face at this agm? manus: as i said. they will not get full disclosure of what is inside the credit suisse investment bank which is where the angst really lies. i think this audience in the investor audience will want to know a little b

and so, uh, i, in principle, just now found uh, triple axel uh, there in the morning training, and this me any strong worries, this cool and with a cool team, and hand in hand we go. and this is what i like. here, probably, the motivation is to simply improve and create comfortable conditions for me, so that i want this a little provocative question - this is about the next season. what are your plans for a very busy schedule? to be honest, i haven’t thought about programs about anything yet. i want to completely reboot to understand, uh, which is interesting to me, because after all, i’m 26 years old, and i can only do one thing for me, but i can’t so i need to understand now what to do next and maybe, and of course, i want to skate, but i also want to develop myself to engage in some kind of self-development, so that after the end of my career, i can easily change activities. i have one more point that i would like to clarify for myself in moscow there is a huge competition among girls, and in st. petersburg, but in principle, throughout almost my entire career. you were the only one,

way, it can handle awful passages that you would not expect from such a call within motor on each axel, the format of the versions are perfect for off road use. since the power can instantly be sent to the wheel with the highest traction, rear axle steering with up to $4.00 degrees comes standard, making the huge car more maneuverable. the angle can actually be increased to 10 degrees before the fire and over the air update that can be done and the time the battery of the e q, as, as u. v has a little more than 107 kilowatt hours of available energy. and charging can be done with up to $200.00 kilowatts. that means 15 minutes of charging, we'll give you around $250.00 k ominous off additional rate. ah, once you press the brake pedal, the rakes will not actually start working, but 1st the electric motors will start recuperating up to the maximum that they can perform. and it's only after that, if you need more breaking power, that the brakes will kick in that way, you will use less of your brakes so they will wear down slow and he will also recuperate energy. the driver can choose from

open-eyed and my courage, like a skating rink in the kitchen, and the wife is twisting, there are triple axels dumplings. lukashenka told that to put sticks in the wheels of the west. it's not some newfangled. fun we always did, and this ended up with a belarusian who could already lead excursions around moscow , the boss went to meet with those who, for the time being, had difficulty distinguishing novoslobodskaya from the owner at the ceremony , the boss went with the air of a man who can both send far and exile lavrov for a long time with which of the newcomers you can cooperate, and to whom are they a sin in a harmful credential? hand over a note of protest among the logged in with trump cards and sent an ambassador named bashar to moscow, the ambassador of iraq dreamed that the double-headed eagle would fly off the rostrum of the chief and shit a war on the head of an american woman, not a portion of the aman ambassador looked a little poorer than the decor of the door. there, it would be clear to the garden from brunei that he graduated from the diplomatic academy not with a gold medal,

i'll ask a mosque at axel mosque islam. 3rd hurley a sight asked. i correspondent tanya cromer in jerusalem to talk me through what had happened. well shortly on this afternoon before 3 o'clock, the area's air raid sirens went off across northern israel. as rockets were fired on southern the ban on into israel. now the army has just released a statement saying that they have identified 34 rockets where fired into israel. 25 of them are at least were intercepted by the iron dome. our defense, a system is rarely rescue services. have said that at least one person was lightly injured and there has been also some damage. as you have said, the un un mission uniform has also just released a statement confirming a multiple launch of rockets this afternoon from southern lebanon towards israel, and speaks about that the current situation is extremely serious. now no group has claimed responsibility for this, and this of course comes after day. you see in violent escalation in easter shoot, jerusalem, or when the israeli police stormed actually twice the alex

know you can stick this triple axel flip. frankie: i don't know if i'm ready. mom: sweetie, you're ready. it's time to show the world what type of hot dog youeally are-- a weiner. [sighs] [heartbe] [panting] tear: hee! me love. announcer: frankie wins! [cheering and applse] tiffany: oh, my god! is this spicy mustard? girl: i'm allergic to tomato! [cheering and applause] [camera shutters clicking] sally: frankie, that was amazing! your form incredible, and when you did--i ju-- what? no. i can't take this. this is everything you've worked for for your entire life. it's not worth my new best friend [cheering and applause] man: i was so ashamed of myself that i couldn't control that. i was like, "what's going on here?" woman: i didn't ow what was happening to me. am i stl stressed from yesterday, or what is--what is the deal with me? man two: just was little overwhelming for me because i think my eye doesn't know where too, and then my brain starts to freak out. woman 3: i start, like, thinking in my head, "oh, my--like, o my god. i can't--i can't--i can't get the

naturally, the lockers really are then suffered in the area has also other times any point out when and axels recruit to more people and more locals into their system. so this, this really is a time where they're operational. so very, very unfortunate news coming in of from a chat these got the whole minister of chat. these are also given as condolences to the bereaved families. and as the, as the speak, evacuation of mortal remains of these police less annella's own. and also on neutralization of any sort of threat that still may exist. us based journalist jo jose vega has been forcibly removed from a conference after confronting a panel of western media. this is of the coverage of the old stream pipeline blast . the incident occurred as an event at columbia university school of journalism. and unless from a variety of us media outlets were in attendance including the new york times, the washington post. i mean, it's just kind of funny because i racked wrong serial. wrong rush again, really wrong. i mean, if you're so impartial, shouldn't you at least say right, that's the lensky was going t

of the first channel in the team with me found the audience award in the russian challenge triple axelyour olympic short in st. petersburg. are you satisfied with this season yes, very satisfied, the way i started the season and the way i finished it was much better and, in principle, closing the season in a short program, so this is probably the most interesting season for me. and what do you remember most of all this season, let's say the most pleasant, probably the most positive emotions. the russian jumping championship, because for the first time i jumped eight blunts there and in training i did two at the most, and then somehow at the expense of the audience due to some interesting competition, which was held for the first time, therefore eight blunts, victorious because that it was really exciting every time you came by e, in this degree the degree of tension increased and increased. it was so great. interesting, yes. and if you return to the jumping tournament, you liked the team to perform more or in the personal in the team. i was very nervous, because after all , you play fo

required because yesterday evening i'm day to cover me government and we'll see no more visitation, axel, i'm out for the last 10 days, grandmother and meditation that need the access to a host of south bay city. and she was satler's altura nest. ah, yes, poor tours. who go? oh, place arrested dustin hotel, we're having a little problem with your connection. i'm going to back out. we're going to see if we can get that a little better. and in the meantime, i'm gonna ask joe law, it's been 4 months since his government has taken power. how would you describe the direction that this government has gone? this government is way more bolder in saying that quiet are quite part of clouds. and what's happening at alexis specifically is not new policy. this was policy that was started in 2015 perhaps were nathan yahoo! but said nature maintained and supported by natalie than at the near future garment . this new government is only escalating the rhetoric and saying the quite part out loud and coming more intense, especially in the west bank and east jerusalem. oh mar is it? i don't know. are we to

i also jumped a triple axel in the short program, so this is probably the most interesting season fors season, give the most pleasant, probably the most positive emotions. russian jumping championship, because for the first time i ever jumped 8 blunts there in training. i did two at the most, and then somehow at the expense of the audience at the expense of some interesting competition, which was held for the first time, so eight stupid victorious gold cannot but rejoice. i was happy, that's all because really. it was exciting. every time you entered this degree, the degree of tension increased and increased. it was so great. and if you go back to the jumping tournament, you liked the team performance or the personal one more. i was very nervous, because after all, you play for this georgievna for your group. eh, you jump and i would like, of course, not to mess up. this worked out for me. and when i went to the individual competition, oddly enough, i'm very unusual worried, but there i was absolutely calmly absolutely sure that i will make these jumps, so i just enjoyed the moment wh

so i struggled with this, according to which i did not learn to axel.d that the old maximum already has a chance to win something, that in 2015 lisa won the world and european championships and the final. well, that is, in principle, the golden season , or for that only mice, just came to the olympic post, like this time you don’t see any regularity in this, that always are you doing the next season after the olympics the best? it always happens this way, but i don’t know why, but razin’s justice is finally, and i had a good last season. in principle, if you do not count here one fall of saxels, the only mistake in the season. eh, everything else was good. we continue. this is a free program podcast. i am maxim trankov and my guest today is the beautiful elizaveta tuktamysheva and when you perform in a show, that's what you are ready to give to the audience. you you understand that people have come bought a ticket. they are waiting for some kind of spectacle that you are willing to do to satisfy them. if i had the opportunity, i would generally select a

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thank you once again- — axel persson, a train driver and a member of one of the biggest labour unionsxplains the reasons for his support for the protests. well, the issue at stake is whether working people will accept working an additional two years, even despite the fact that the majority of the shareholders and big corporations, the insurances, you name it, have fostered and have garnered records of profits throughout these last years. so, what this is really about whether we will accept being attacked by what we perceive as a greedy attack on our pensions, because there is no economic justification given the huge amount of wealth being produced in this country, that we should be working an additional two years just to satisfy the narrow needs of the few for a select minority to garner even more profits than they are already doing. so that is what we are not accepting. the government say the polar opposite, they say that france cannot continue to have a pension age of 62, that it simply cannot afford it. and there will be many, many people looking at these pictures watching the disp

norgesbank voting against the reelection of a number of people, axel lehman being one, shareholders haveight to seek changes to the board, but shareholders did not have any right of recourse to this deal. they wiped out at1's to force a gunshot marriage, so there is a bit of irony. how important is this? >> it is important to have discussion in general because this event was unprecedented and raises major questions about how bank investors will be treated going forward. the question is, can shareholders do a lot given that they changed the law and used emergency proceedings to push the deal through? it is important to have this discussion because it raises questions. it makes sense that governments can merge banks and a swift manner if there is danger. their lifeline was very short and they had to act in this hasty manner. this will always be bad for shareholders. the question going forward, could the government intervene at an earlier stage so the effects on the shareholders will not be as bad? that discussion is needed. dani: if you are a headhunter, especially an investment banking he

the participants in this demonstration demanded the end of the war and the establishment of peace in axel instead of transferring the images to this country. demonstration of this demonstration in a protest was held against the plan of the swedish authorities to join the nato military alliance . the participants of this demonstration demanded the end of the military exercises and the cancellation of the request of the swedish government to join nato. thank you for your cooperation. saddam in tehran was the reds, the music was held in the presence of 15,000 and passionate in the azadi stadium, while both teams were aware of the importance of this game, and with the sensitivity of this issue , safi to's students stepped into the match field at the beginning of the game, the blue-clad fans are hopeful. minutes later, the stage of india won in the penalty area of ​​persepolis, esteghlal players should protest to the referee about india's mistake, mehdi qaidi, how many minutes can we open the persepolis goal, this opportunity was lost for esteghlal . a few minutes before the end of the first h

. >> critical funding that would axel brate!a i've written to you about the use of female dummies in crash testing and it'll start fighting gender inequity among crash victims. >> i'm glad we found a few deputies that know what a woman is with a female dummy you have to know what a female is. >> it's kudos to them for recognizing women have breasts. that's nice. i appreciate that. but at the same time we don't need female crash test dummies and dummy is a dumbny and not a person. i don't know if he understands that and who he's trying to appease. appease to women and political stunt or saying women are bad drivers because apparently the reason being is that 73% of the majority of crashes are by women. i hate to say this and female drivers not all are, not talking about me, but i've seen a few women not know how to parallel park. >> 73% of women are majority of crash victims. >> i drive 30 in a 60 zone and can't parallel park. i may be the reason for this. >> there we go. >> dr. sapphire, interestingly that lawmaker in a letter s

. >> you go for it i've heard you describe it as going for the triple axel every time.ell, not every time. but there are things i do want to go for sometimes that i have a vision for, and i do. >> like the 2021 performance as a heartbroken chef in the movie "pig." >> none of it is real. the critics aren't real. the customers aren't real because this isn't real. >> when i played rob in "pig," i felt i entered the room. i felt that i was closer to me than maybe i've ever been before in film performance. >> what do you mean, closer to you? >> that i wasn't acting. i felt that i was doing exactly what i care about. i think it's probably my best movie and i think that i'll put that up against "leaving las vegas" or anything else.>>ulinc as dracula in his latest movie "renfield." cage met us at a favorite hangout on the strip to talk about the count. >> we have much to discuss. >> dracula is daunting because it's a legacy. dracula is a character that has been done well many times. he's also a character that has been done poorly many times. but for me, i think christopher lee,

they don't want to be worse than they are, and they go out and show all the same triple axels and quadscomplex programs all month, it’s clear what it gives athletes. and it makes it easier for coaches to enter the season later. well, of course, any break. uh , negatively affects your form, that is, your condition. and the longer you continued to perform difficult jumps, and the less time passes before the start of the season, the more the chances are that the recovery, which still takes a long time, preparation, no one immediately goes into difficult jumps, but that all the same , this period will take at least a little less time than if they had already done nothing, and i work in yours. for the second year already, i have observed a certain trend in the creative development of this process. that is, if last year there was one opening, this year it is already in the opening, you skate yourself in great shape, you skate a huge long number. and what's next, that is, doesn't it seem you that you are still developing and over time this version is that it is more than just a set of indicato

they've never of so and a long time ago, axel lange hotfoot, right? oh, great economists pointed out in the history of thought that they had the advantage of feel like economics is that if you reach a dead end, you can go back down the tree of knowledge and find where you went wrong. so there there's a kind of crazy arrogance about this. we'll just do the last five years of papers. let's wrap this up here with. well, i'll give you a final question, but if you have final thoughts that you want to expand into, you can. can you talk about or did you find out anything interesting about relationship between hayek and karl. yes. i'll give an abbreviated summary. it's a wonderful relationship, and it continued on until their deaths. so this is a long term relationship. but popper is austrian philosopher of science, often associated the doctrine of falsification ism that scientific theories make make falsifiable hypotheses season that that is constant challenge of scientific reasoning is is that you want to put claims that can be proven wrong by by evidence.

they don't want to be worse than they are, and they go out and show all the same triple axels quads andfor coaches to enter the season later. well, of course, any break. uh, negatively affects your form, that is, the state. and the longer you continued to perform difficult jumps, and the less time passes before the start of the season , the more likely it is that the recovery, which still takes a long time, preparation no one immediately goes into difficult jumps, but that anyway , this period will take at least a little less time than if they already did nothing did, and i work in yours. you are already in your second year and i observe a certain trend in the creative development of this process. that is, if last year there was one opening, this year it is already in the opening, you skate yourself in great shape, you skate a huge long number. and what's next, that is, don't you think that you are still developing and over time this is the version that this is more than just a set of indicators. well, of course, when we only did it for the first time, we didn’t have the time and opport

axel lehmann was speaking at the annual shareholder meeting in zurich. she says ultimately the bank could not be saved. >> one issue after another had already seen trust eroded and with it patients dwindled. at bats, we failed. -- at that, we failed. it is a better reality to see our strategy did not have time to bear fruit. >> housing prices in new zealand fell 2.5%. it is the 12th consecutive month of declines. pakistan central bank raised its rate to a record 21% as the nation teeters on the brink of a default. it is a step toward anchoring inflation expectations. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. yvonne: still ahead, we look ahead to the rbnz upcoming decision on the rates. but first, marketvector indexes thoughts on inflation. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think we have been in stagflation. our report a year ago was early on that call. stubbornly high inflation even though growth will be low. fortunately, the

originally, even back when axel was there, it was this idea of maybe at some point in time there would to merge these banks or there would be some pressure to do so. they're already exploring studies looking at this as a possible idea. more recently, as credit suisse outflows of the backend of last year, were looking like they were not easing in the early part of this year, the chairman he looked at specific areas that he could kind of wear --see where these things could happen at that point he engaged morgan stanley bankers in the weeks leading up to the decision in march. it was kept secret. in these kinds of negotiations that involve an element of government, alongside two massive private institutions with global footprint, it is very deep to keep these details quiet and not wanting to get any leaks. those tight lips at morgan stanley, who were working closely with some of the top management there, looking at ways that they could bring these two's together which of her sled to the detailed work that happened on that weekend. the announcement, that late sunday. yvonne: really fascina

she was with the artist, the famous artist, axel scheffler , who does artist, axel scheffler, who doestruction she drew ? she has instruction she drew? she actually do that herself? yeah some. that is just really , some. that is just really, really good. pretty gross. yeah. it's really good. come have a look at it because we haven't got it on. yeah, you can see it can even see it there . it's can even see it there. it's a bit , it's a can even see it there. it's a bit, it's a bit can even see it there. it's a bit , it's a bit difficult to bit, it's a bit difficult to take. no it doesn't look like a pencil . it looks a lot. the pencil. it looks a lot. the gruffalo is very good. yeah. look like the ruffle as part of the film. one of the final engagements of the three day visit to germany the king and queen. and it seems to have gone off remarkably they've off remarkably well. they've gone level. so we gone down federal level. so we know trip france got know that the trip to france got cancelled because of the trouble they've their . but yeah, it they've had their. but yeah, it seems to d

. >> it happening -- happen to me when i was covering the arraignment of axel rose. i was furious.t is very hard logistically to figure it out. >> and you have to have good contacts. >> as i said, there is a video shot at this, but the secret service could have put a tent over that area, could have walked in it -- if they really wanted to, you do not see defendants from rikers walking on the street, the bus pulls into a garage in the courthouse. they could have taken him into that and we never would've gotten a video of him, but he is going to pull out. would comes to this sort of thing, and we have degrees from around the country, if you're in one of the bigger cities like l.a., you may understand traffic, but this is something. they do not want to stop traffic. they are rolling out now. >> we know whose decision it was to walk out. we from the get-go that the former president wanted to capitalize on this. his team has already sent out a fundraising green with a fake mugshot. they claim to have raised $7 million. they have sent out fundraising emails ever since he doubt this tweet