u. k, it's as b, c has made a, b for b, maybe b as the b u, k wing and so on. and of course, you've also part of the nation. so markets are going to topple and for now, but i believe as usual, that the fed does good to put up some sort of bailout for, for the pent up process even faster. maybe we'll go into liquidation is what the feds all a fetish already jump in, but i do apologize, but you think the fed is going to do some sort of bail out here. days off and janet janet yellen said no bail out, or biden was saying, no, we'll bail out. so you think there will be a bailout? yeah, i think they'll be some sort of back door range. like what did usually do if you study what happened in 2008, 9, the going to talk to bang school, take them out, maybe on the cheek and so on. of course, that's going to have some article greats and effects in the market, but i believe that they'll do that because people financial markets find it easy to get head. you know, the part of the markets that don't get it easy to get ahead of the smaller retail markets and so on. when the aver

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most of the electronic devices coming to the, in the kind of cars that come from developed countries b, u, k, it u, as bid china all over the land. that countries are turning their electronic devices to african continent and kinda being their legit or the biggest economy in east africa. it's also home to many of the kind of devices that of course get to the site. do you think it's at all unfair? in a sense that developed nations that dumping that garbage in that of developing countries or, or is africa or is kenya ok. with this, i can say that the countries are dumping new devices into the, into, into the after our tenant course. we have the bustle convention that control the trans wondered, movement quiz from developed countries to developing countries. the challenge that we have at the moment is in house or in the in house drug tests or in country legislative families that are the local businessman that protect. so, so the local communities, because some of the trinity is coming to the country, they're not becoming, has become a new devices and the time they become it. we also have 2nd lay

the ripple effects of the crass are being felt only at home as the b u. k. subsidiary has been put into insolvency and the u. k. government is now urgently figuring out a plan to try and minimize the damage to some of the country's most promising tech firms. and all this comes after a cry for help from about 180 tech companies who sent a letter to you. kate chancellor, jeremy huns, colon him to intervene. the loss of deposits has the potential to cripple the sector and set the ecosystem back 20 years. when he businesses will be sent into involuntary liquidation overnight. this crisis will start on monday and so we call on you to prevent it now. and it's not us in the u. k. s. we be had branches in various countries including canada, china, germany, and israel. the concern is that the bank failure could wipe out stops around the world. in china, clients were being urged to stay calm and told that operations there are independent and stable in brazil, founders of sod ups were the 2 hundreds of millions of dollars. as soon as word got out of the imminent colla

also clearly indicated to the british authorities for the need for them to put up a good security b, b, u. k. high commission. i do all of this happening on the watch or, or prime minister the indian origin. what was the british police doing? that's a question mark, considering it failed to, to off all of that from happening. but of course, saw british government also has come up with the reply, but a bare minimum diplomatic reply. so to say, will always take the security of the high commission, an old foreign mission cindy, u. k. extremely seriously and prevent and robustly respond to incidents such as this. now, india is not okay with only war to what india wants is action. i'm not asking for much, it's basic, isn't it for our country to protect itself for emissions wanted soil. so that's what in dell is asking for this response really, which is coming in. all the barricades being removed from the british high commission in new delhi is seen as a different type of retaliatory. one richie soon lacks rise to power. is a topic of all modus operandi and will be back a little bit. ah, hello, i'

indicated to the british authorities for the need for them to put up and he could security up b, b, u k. hi michelle. i do all of this happening on the watch or, or prime minister the indian origin. what was the british police are doing? that's a question mark, considering it fails to stop all of that from happening. but of course, the british government also has come out with the reply button bare minimum diplomatic reply. so to say, will always take the security of the high commission and all foreign mission cindy, u. k. extremely seriously and prevent and robustly respond to incident such as this . now india is not okay with only what, what india wants is action. i'm not asking for much, it's basic, isn't it for our country to protect itself foreign missions on it? soil. so that's what in dell is asking for us this response really at which is coming in. all the barricades being removed from the british high commission in new delhi is seen as a did for tap, a retaliatory. one, russia has warned that western powers are leading the world to quote, nuclear armageddon. russia's ambassador

b, u. k, the international community should work to ensure that elections are fair. the rules of the game are respected. they don't get changed in the middle as what happened in the 2021 election. somebody won based on the rules, but then any other lawyers, judicial felicity, they changed the rules and then the same old guard ruled. i think there is hope, the hope is with society. okay. what about then the institutions of civil society, the democratic process is like the rule of law human rights. and as you've just mentioned, the electoral process, are they being protected and nurtured enough on the new iraq? fortunately, no, no, i mean what we have a government who, who is afraid of this is really a party is political parties that have turned into feudal parties and they see state institutions as their field dumbs. but iraq, and this is one benefit of the invasion despite there are many bad things out of it, is that you are relatively freedom of speech. and you haven't to look total process and you don't have one single power in iraq that is strong enough to silence

in fact, in many ways it's leading this call from beijing that australia, b, u, k, u, s, or d, stabilizing the region by pursuing a nuclear propulsion for their summary. in many ways is died of hypocrisy. the chinese have built 15 nuclear, propel some reins of the last 2 decades. many of them didn't have intercontinental ballistic nuclear missiles. so the fact that china's kong is d, stabilizing ignores what's the natural indeed reaction by many countries here in the purchase of this nuclear powered submarine by australia? i mean, is it, is it correct to say that of the u. k. australia in the u. s. australia is really going to be the, the military or the, even the economy that's going to see the biggest positive impact from this deal. is that correct? i think a little too early to say, who's going to have the biggest impact? because what we know is there's going to be massive outlays and investments in all 3 countries. the united states just put forward its own defense budget, and there are increasing spending specifically towards submarine building by $2400000000.00 for the british announ

also clearly indicated to the british authorities for the need for them to put up a good security b, b, u k. hi michelle. i do all of this happening on the watch or, or prime minister of indian origin. what was the british police saw doing? that's a question mark on to doing it, friends to, to off all of that from happening. but of course, saw british government also has come out with a reply, but a bare minimum diplomatic reply. so to say, will always take the security of the high commission and all for admission. cindy u. k. extremely seriously and prevent and robustly respond to incidents such as this. now india is not okay with only what, what india wants is action. i'm not asking too much, it's basic, isn't it for a country to protect itself, foreign missions on its soil. so that's what endows asking for this response really at which is coming in. all the barricades being removed from the british high commission in new delhi is seen as a tit for tat, a retaliatory one for a pakistani prime minister in man cons spoke with going underground host action were tom z con. claim that the curr

and he could security up b up b u. k. high commission, the callous and independence group responsible for tearing down the indian flag claim. they are a seek separatist movement fighting to carve out in our town in a state, an eastern punjab to seek demonstrators in india. claim that quote, separate hasn't just like the cover of sikhism and seek some don't support callous fans. and he has external affairs ministry said the british authorities violated the vienna convention on diplomatic relations by failing to provide sufficient security for the building. the former director general. and job state police believes that britain's failure to secure the mission may harm relations between the countries. we have intellectual garages, goggins go, what is the relationship but who's got on? who's in the most embalmed on them is aware of an issue. which means i'm talking about what we're talking about on jake's, that i'm showing the security of the machine here. we're going to jory. i also the premises. oh oh hi. can we ship order

i think it has a lot to do with the new relationship that we're seeing between the prime minister b, u. k. and, and friends. now what need to happen is more partnership for between french, u. k. friends, you can and the you as a whole. but then also with a partner country with a 3rd country, the country of origin, the transit country and migrants are coming from including to create states and legal pathways for these people. and we're seeing this damaged and still missing from, from many of the conversations day police in germany say, a gunman who killed 7 adults and an unborn baby to jehovah witnesses whole was a full member of the religious community. they say that he shot himself dead as please enter the building in the northern city of humbug within peacock reports. lowball for digit chords, a gunman following many rounds inside a building. well, a bible study meeting of which i was witnesses, was taking place outside a stream of police vehicles and ambulances were quickly on the scene. anthony storm, the building, finding dead bodies, and many injured an escorting survivors to safety

and that we're seeing between the and the prime minister b, u, k, and, and france. now what needs to happen is my partner, she froze between franklin k friends as you can and the you as a whole. and, but then also with a partner country with your country, the country of origin, the trends that country and that this migrants are coming from, including to create staging legal pathways for these people. and we're seeing this dimensions still missing from, from many of the conversations day of the logic conversation not pops are international viewers will not be aware of as at britain's opposition parties. a talking about the agreements that are not signed or in place to deal with this post bricks it's scenario. i mean, why is migration policy so difficult to deal with now for london and the rest do when it's really what it's dealing with europe. because the perception may be in the you, that london just aren't friendly enough to work some think out, is that justified? i mean, isn't just france and the u. k. having this problem, italy has had thousands of migrants arriv

u. k. finance minister has downplayed concerns of ripple effects from s v b 's collapse at the u. k. banking system is extremely secure, it's well capitalized and i think we've demonstrated that resilience by what was happening over the weekend and the fact that we were able to come up with a solution. so quick chinese peasant cheating ping has said that china needs a great wall of steel to safeguard it. sovereignty nonsense. he puts the economy and security at the center of his closing speech of the national people's congress . she was elected as president for the 3rd term last week. katrina you is in beijing and has more on the implications of she speech. this is the 3rd beach beginning, another term as chinese president and the 1st to be just focusing really inward, about the chinese dream about the chinese people. this one very clearly focuses out would look like china's place in the world. and that increasingly challenge environment that china finds itself in. now we spoke a little bit about china history. you mentioned quite pointedly a ton of to 3 suffering at the hands of f

u. k as a b b c. host. it's suspended from work over a criticism of the government's new bill on illegal immigration with its wording about the countries slavery system. and as south africa deals with rolling blackouts, it now faces a shortage of water as reservoir levels continue to declined, adding to the list of problems in the country. our correspondent reports from the scene. ah, good evening for martinez, national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hour's top stories across the globe. i'm fiorella isabel, shock waves are beginning to ripple across the financial world following the collapse of the california base silicon valley bank. it's the 2nd largest collapse of a financial institution in american history. a former treasury secretary warns that without government intervention, the whole venture capital sector could be wiped out. it's certainly is going to have very substantial consequences for silicon valley, for the economy of old ensure our sector, which has been dynamic unless the government

spring training home in arizona bases loaded book of grand slam seal the incredible 12 to 11 and the u. k. b b. c. football present. a gary linux has found himself at the center of a row of free speech after he was suspended for criticizing the british government and social media. the decision has sparked widespread outrage as well as walk out from staff on the football program match of the day. lenika who is a former england international for play football i had been due to present the show this weekend. they say politics and sport should never mix something. gary linux has found out the hard way the match of the day presents or has been suspended by the b, b. c. i politically impartial organization after posting a controversial tweet on thursday, criticizing the u. k. government for its immigration policy. and comparing language used by the conservatives to the rhetoric used in 1930 germany. when asked on friday, linux stood by his words presently about the queen gary. i want to address that in between. like if i'm by what you said currently found by what you said in your 3 thank you. in a

of the h as b, yours largest bank where which actually took on for a nominal one pound the s v b banks u k arm on monday. that was a massive relief for the tech sector. but really, it can't be read that this is the way forward, right across a international markets and with small banks getting into troubles. but the overall view from analysts says, this is not going to be anything like a 2018 banking crisis, or more like a number of small banks getting rattled over interest rates are but interest rates are key to this and also government bonds because so many banks have relied on, on government bonds are as being worth more than they actually are applies to all banks, but the big banks are not as reliant on this. so we're getting a pitcher now whereby there is still uncertainty. there's still a rattle amongst investors who been warned by in america by the president joe bark brighton at. the investors have no protection and that's causing more and more unrest and difficulties in the markets of zeros. answer simmons live in london. many thanks, andrew. susanna streeter is the head of money an

as b, b also has branches in india, china, and all across europe. in the u. k. more than 180 companies have sent a joint letter to the british government, calling for help. the loss of deposit has the potential to cripple the sector and said the eco system back 20 ish. many businesses will descend into invalids for liquidation overnight. this costs will start on monday, and so we call on you to prevent it. now, parallels are being drawn to the global financial crisis of 2008, which was triggered by the collapse of what was america's 5th largest investment bank bear stearns. its exposure to the sub prime mortgage fiasco led to the so called great recession and was a start of a domino effect of 5, currently car interest rates. but due to the loss of revenue, lehman brothers was the most famous to collapse. and interestingly, the person who directed its financial operations also served as a chief administrative officer for silicon valley bank professor of economics and politic jack ross miss told us, as phoebe's collapse, is directly tied to the current us strategy

u. k. as a b b c. hostess, suspended from work over criticism of the government's new bill on illegal immigration with its wording about the country slavery system. and as south africa deals with rolling blackouts, it now faces a shortage of water as reservoir levels continue to decline apps of a financial institution in american history, a form about government intervention, the whole venture capital sector could be wiped out. it certainly is going to have very substantial consequences for silicon valley, for the economy of old ensure a sector which has been dynamic unless the government is able to assure that this situation is worked through silicon valley bank, provided financing for almost half of american venture back technology businesses, it was among the top 20 us commercial banks with $209000000000.00 and total assets at the end of last year. the collapse has global implications. media reports claim, some brazilian firms with more than $10000000.00 in the bank have lost their money . and

u, there are fears. the ripple effects of s v b's collapse might spread u. k. chancellor jeremy hunter's warning of a serious risk to domestic tech firms. they muslim is a chief market analyst at either trade and a former equity trader for bank of america joins us now from london. good, have you with us, mr. slam on the program? as we say, the british chancellor says the government is working at a pace to mitigate at a huge all further fall out of the claps. ves, fee b. in your opinion, what financial plans will he be considering show thanks for having me a little ways. so basically what has happened of a bank of england. ready issued a statement on friday saying to the, the overall exposure is very, very small, because s me b, you can get a much, much, much smaller entity in some prize into s b u. s. so i think in the u. k, there is a very limited effect on. ready it can, it can easily be controlled and then plus, she bought an insurance on top of that. so i think the chancellor, the bank of england isn't really that much from investors perspective. even as,

b. c. the u. k. is public broadcaster apologizes for counseling, several sports programs after a boycott by presenters. the winter storm battering the u. s. west coast severe flooding and unseasonable snow hits california. and a new stage production celebrates the life of a ballet dancer who defied apartheid era south africa. ah, thank you very much for joining. as the italian coast guard has rescued more than 1300 migrants and refugees in the mediterranean sea, they were crammed into 3 boats. italy's government wants to curb the growing number of arrivals, but it's under pressure to intervene and save migraines. while you have a more to say, pe reports a race to rescue hundreds of migrants into mediterranean. the italian navy and coast guard launch an operation to reach 3 boats of south of calabria. they pull those on board to safety and take them to italian ports. there among 5000 migrants and refugees to reach italy since wednesday rescued. say the numbers are overwhelming. the especially in the c

andrew, at least as far as customers of s p b in the u. k. are concerned there is now a little more clarity. yes, i, you heard the, the finance mr. jeremy hunter saying that so he had a solution. well, that remains to be seen, but it has been remarkable the activity over the weekend with richie soon at cur, the prime minister, before he headed to the united states, really working hard to try to get a resolution that did not involve a government bailout. that would have been pretty disastrous on the markets and led to more contagion probably. so you have this business of getting hold of a bank big enough and bold enough to take on these losses. so hsbc, as for all of one nominal pound, bought into this bank and the hsbc, big enough to have a high tech care bank in its portfolio, the customers all from the high tech sector. and of course the u. k. with the silicon valley bank. they reckon the government reckons that a, something like up to a half of the so called innovation economy was engaged by this bank. that small startup operations attract

the u. k. b e are in their partners in the gulf states and israel for the last 12 years. and so therefore, now what i see is a cynical exploitation of a humanitarian tragedy in the upgrade by the west. to take advantage of that and to effectively advance militarily. there have been a series of attacks from the northwest by the groups dominated by ok. you're including more than $100.00 drawings by suicide, drugs and surveillance. drones being brought down by syria in our troops. as i mentioned, the ice this attacks when there was some retaliation for, for the ice us attacks. basically we were told that the u. s. are cool, then is ready as strikes on civilian targets in damascus. and in the south, in sweden, there was another isis attack, and in fact, after the visit of general, many to the north east, where he did visit headquarters of one of the ices camps. there. funnily enough, there were riots in that camp or the day off. we don't know yet if there were any breakouts in inverted commas. and then that, of course, one day later was followed by the latest is ready, aggres

u. k . b, we will talk with the lies on pill. so many of the pulses went out there, but also they also have no liquidity issues. you look at the, at the banks in the us will have issues. they have issues because of liquidity concerns, because of capitalization. and because especially with s b b because the report the wrong and uprising interest rate, that was not the case with credit suisse. chinese president eugene paying is on his way to russia for to day visit russian leader of letting me put in is welcoming what he calls china's constructive role and trying to end the war in ukraine. she says the relationship with russia is an all encompassing partnership community. you reports from beijing. he didn't being has visited russia. he time since becoming chinese president. his most recent trip was in june 2019. during an economic forum . c will travel there again in what's expected to be a major show of chinese support for moscow as it continues its invasion of ukraine through as usual, with china and russia working together, the

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u. k. account holders in s, b, c, s, b b, because much clearer. yes, certainly, remarkable action really has to be said by any body in politics, sir. for the prime minister wishes sooner count his johnson, the finance minister, jeremy hunt, and the bank of england to get their act together so quickly on this and not involving a bailout because that was on the, the lips of many finances all over the country when a news of this spread so rapidly on social media on friday when s v p in the states went down a flurries of activity and then hsbc, not only the only bank that actually made a bid to actually take on this vast challenge of trying to revive the fortunes of what is thought to be around accountable for around a half of the so called innovation economy. jeremy hunt making the point that had to get a deal at to somehow revive confidence in that sector because it was so important to the u. k. being, as he says, the 3rd most important tech economy in the world, that's what he lays claim to. but the bottom line was that this is one stop shop bank.

k companies are well placed to pick up contracts in the aftermath of the war. by way of specific follow up, we should convene a meeting with b, p shell, and other appropriate u. k. companies, whether together or separately to explore ideas and tap into the expertise, we would need to handle this carefully and assure it was confidential to avoid charges of oil motivations. so preliminary work to ensure you k companies well place to pick up contracts in the after mouth. this is all in the public domain. it's been 20 years. and so no one has been held accountable. a country was destroyed at presidents was basically assassinated. and those who did it aren't behind bars. no, but lecturing others on war and peace. the bad guys got away. unbelievable. r t continues it's coverage of the legacy, the u. s. left and iraq after the unprovoked invasion. later throughout the day. stay tuned. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people and to defend the world from gray. with food and medicine in supplies. and fleet with ah, ah ah. ah lou the nuremberg trial ass irvin's on the housing head of a

k companies are well placed to pick up contracts in the aftermath of the war. by way of specific follow up, we should convene meeting with b, p shell and other appropriate u. k. companies, whether together or separately to explore ideas and tap into the expertise, we would need to handle this carefully and assure it was confidential to avoid charges of oil motivations. so preliminary work to ensure you k companies will place to pick up contracts in the aftermath. this is all in the public domain, it's been swenson years and still no one has been held accountable. a country was destroyed, a president's was basically assassinated and those who did it aren't behind bars. no, but lecturing others on war and peace. the bad guys got away, unbelievable, as he continues his coverage of the legacy, the u. s. left in iraq after the unprovoked invasion. later, throughout the day, stationed at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from grayed. a green food and fleet with its own yes republic, russian troops and now fighting for a key facility inside all till mo