the paparazzi descend on burnley for the premier of the bank of dave — the true story of how a businessmanig banks, and won. it's so exciting to have a movie about your life because normally you are dead when a biopic is made, but i'm alive, i'm here, i'm living the dream! and a winning start for britain's emma raducanu at the australian open, but british hopefuljack draper is out, beaten by the defending champion rafa nadal. hello and welcome to the programme. money borrowed to fund christmas celebrations could take years to repay back. that's a warning from the debt charity stepchange, who advised more people on the first working day of 2023 than on any day last year. richard lane is from stepchange. and so the 1st of january this year was the busiest business day we had, busier than any business day in 2022, and the words we are hearing from our clients, among them, perfect storm, they thought they were just getting on their feet after the pandemic and a lot of people have lost theirjobs, faced a reduction in their errors or potentially been furloughed and now they are facing what they

hollywood came to burnley yesterday, with the launch of the new netflix film bank of dave, based on theial crisis. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson was there, when the red carpet was rolled out. arriving at the premiere of a film about your life, burnley style. hello, everybody. how are you doing? dave fishwick made his millions from minibuses, so decided to turn up in one for the special screening of bank of dave at burnley�*s hollywood park. so, what do you think? about what? this bank thing? well, last time i checked, you sold minibuses. yeah, i know, but, you know, a bank that serves the whole community. the feel—good netflix film is based on the real life story of how dave took on the big banks, by using his fortune to launch what he called the bank of dave, lending more than £30 million to local burnley businesses, changing many people's lives. but before i got to speak to him, one problem — security were unhappy, as his minibus was blocking the road and he had to pop out to move it. dave, in all my years of doing red carpets, i have never seen the person the film is

fishwick, from my home town of burnley, did something no—one had done in 100 years, he set up his own bank. not that easy, taking on the big boys, but the davece. we're lawyers, hugh. we're on the side of those paying us, even if they're guilty. and if they're delusional? even better. do they have got a football side and it's a really good one! and since the bank of dave released a week ago, it has firmly held the top spot as the most popular film on the platform. i am pleased to say that "delusional" man dave fishwick is with us. lovely to see you. i watched it last night, it's so good and i recommend people watch it. the best compliment i can pay you is that i wanted to come home. i can pay you is that i wanted to come home-— i can pay you is that i wanted to come home. fantastic. burnley, centre of the — come home. fantastic. burnley, centre of the universe. - come home. fantastic. burnley, centre of the universe. it's - come home. fantastic. burnley,| centre of the universe. it's about time. centre of the universe. it's about time- you _ centre of the universe. it's about time- you are — centre of the universe. it's about time. you are a

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the paparazzi descend on burnley in the north of england, for the premier of the bank of dave — the truesinessman took on the big banks and won. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. nepal is observing a national day of mourning for the country's worst air disaster in three decades. both the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder of the yeti airlines plane that crashed in the central pokhara himalayas region have now been found. at least 68 people died when a yeti airlines flight from the capital kathmandu to the tourist town of pokhara crashed close to the runway on sunday. rajini has travelled to the crash site and gave us this update from there. we're standing on the banks as we watch the recovery operation continue. there are hundreds of police officers here who are combing through the wreckage, and you can still smell the smoke in the air. the plane crash landed just as it was about to reach its destination, pokhara international airport, on sunday. it then burst into flames. the pictures that were shared on tv, on social media, showed that

also this hour in the town of any now in the northern part of the west bank, it has been in the news a lot recently, almost a military rate by dave ramsay army here had often turned violently casualties among civilian population. we delve into the trials and tribulations of orthodox. kristian pilgrims in the middle east is our correspondence retraces the iconic path said they've been taken by mother mary from that's right. with you live from our studio here in moscow, you're watching r t international line peter scott's here with all the latest this saturday evening . thanks for joining us. and we start with the latest from the done yet republic, where ukrainian troops have showed residential areas, emitter unilateral sci fi declared by moscow for orthodox christmas. first footage from the scene of one of the fact that the city of my character shows damage caused . and apartment blocks, local officials say at least one civilian a woman was wounded. you can your forces report to they also fight dozens of nato supplied shells at the nearby city of goal of wounding another civilian the ortiz roman cost of reports from the scene. thi

they are in the town of hindu now in the northern part of the west bank, it has been in the news a lot recently, almost daily military rate by dave ramsay are.

you a secretary of state antony blinking is wrapping up his to dave is a to israel and the palestinian territories. he met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the west bank for talks. the meeting comes amid an upsurge and violence between israelis and palestinians. he was expected to urge abbas to d escalate tension and resume security cooperation with israel. lincoln was also set to reaffirm washington support for a 2 state solution, albeit without proposing any new initiatives. i ask our, our correspondent, rebecca, readers in jerusalem. what's expected from today's meeting with the palestinian president? well, as you just mentioned, sarah march, like what was discussed here when blinkin met benjamin netanyahu here in jerusalem yesterday. of course de escalation is going to be high on the agenda. this visit does come a time of rising tensions here and escalation of violence. and a call for com will be the main message when he meets with the president mahmoud abbas in the west bank later today. another thing, as you mentioned, is a security coordination, which was severed on thursday after a debbie read in the west bank that something that he will urge

of the pay cut? russell: quite a contrast in approaches from j.p. morgan and morgan stanley. in morgan stanley's case, dave decided he will have a 10% pay cut based on the banksance even though it performed well in a challenging environment. their profit fell from the previous year and shares went down 13%. the board has decided james gorman should be paid a little less than the previous year. in contrast to that, we had a day earlier, jp morgan's board saying jamie dimon should keep his pay unchanged at $34.5 million. that reflected his ability to keep clients served in the challenging environment. quite contrasting approaches, remembering a couple of years ago, dames gorman overtook jamie dimon to be the highest paid ceo on wall street. quite a change in fortunes for those two. dani: i was going to say, he still was one of the most highly paid and you mentioned it was a small pay cut, he still getting paid $31.5 million for 2022. how does this compare to the overall story when it comes to renumeration and staffing? there have been conversations about pulling back on pay when it comes to bankers and pay in general. russell: morgan stanley i think a bracing t

of rain . the impact these sinkholes are also having on businesses in the east bank. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and welcome the morning down to i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it is friday. january 13th. the rain is moving back in. i hope you made good use of all that clear whether we had yesterday you did my beloved neighbor sarah and i took the longest walk in the history of walks to soak up all that mild weather. yeah to get you back home and pretty much because we're you know, stuck back inside today. i think i think we are yes. next system is already moving in. now. for some, there's not much rain for others, there's wind. and it is picking up here, but we'll see some heavier amounts coming in as this system is really creepy, crawling along, but it's going to bring in not only cloud cover, as it already has rain will pick up in the wind has been pretty robust here south about 40 miles an hour, especially some of the higher elevations here, but finally a friday cloudy, mild wind picking up rain develops heaviest along the coast and areas to the north for fifties and low sixties. alright salles here now where to t

of big banks reporting today and moving markets. good to have you with us. good morning, everyone. welcome back morning. so too. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. i'm daverk friday morning. it's friday. january the 13th don't let that scare you. steve paulson's here. here's your forecast. steve you know how mild it was this morning. it's starting to cool off, just like you said in your system is on the way, mr clark no doubt about it. so we do have a beginning to make its move here. so rain is developing. and there will be some is this coming in parallel to the coast so light and all of a sudden it will pick up pretty rapidly and it's going to be with us pretty soon here begins to make its move. maybe some lightning later on, there was a couple of strikes off the north coast here, so there's some potential for that later today, and then a stronger, colder system moves in on the weekend. these systems coming in on the weekend or more cold front, like okay. cloudy and mild, windy rain develops heaviest to the north north of marin county. temperatures above average becoming down not as warm as yesterday. alright sounds here. 6 31 getting busy. it's not as