francine: emmanuel cau out from barclays.e look at the under -- other industry groups, not everyone is doing quite well, depending on where you sell if you can't sell in china or china is not opening up as quickly as we think. what other industry groups given these earnings are investable right now? emmanuel: broadly speaking we've seen earnings coming out ok given the fairly low expectation. i don't see anything like before. china has been a weak point for luxury in q4 but the market things we will get better next year. the china reopening is still something which has legs. explosive chinese demand in europe. the luxuries the obvious one and if you think about asia, they should see risk coming back in europe. from the industrials in other sectors, tech, we are seeing some of the demand support coming back from china. at the same time, some disruption as well. in most cases, the sector would benefit from the china reopening. there is a substantial share price performance over the years. tom: through the earnings picture to da

. >>> barclays plunges, down 14% after a trading blunder that saw it oversell u.s. securities. >>> sales fall, the french firm flags an encouraging start to the year in china. >>> the iea says a resurgent china will drive 2023 oil demand higher as global supplies contract the head of the oil is up plieps supplies division toril borsoni joins us in a moment good morning, everybody, and welcome to "street signs." let me start with what happened in the u.s. yesterday. we saw u.s. inflation ease a little bit in january, but the cpi still came in slightly higher than expected at 6.4 percentage points. is higher on the year compared to december's 6.5 percentage points it came in rounded up 40 basis points in december, raising concerns that inflation could be stickier than previously thought. now, rents, food, and energy drove the gains with food prices alone up more than 10% shelter costs rose more than 70 basis points on the month, accounts for nearly half of the cpi gain it one just in the u.s. we saw that we also saw it in the uk you can see 10.1 percentage points that

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anything to glean for the rest of the group or is this barclays specific >> barclays was subject to awere going on, we knew about that trading glitch, that issue also of course the investment banking environment has not been particularly strong. that on top of net interest margin and maybe a lower than expected buyback authorization so all these things come together on a stock which, we should keep in mind, was up a lot off the lows along with other european banks up 8% year to date. just giving back doesn't seem like it's going to be able to capitalize as much on higher yields in a firmer economy than people thought >> as we go into the close, mike, the strength in big cap tech like apple, that "wall street journal" report, netflix higher, alphabet higher, airbnb, but in general how tech has been leading this market even in the face of yield march higher >> tech has been able to participate because people are getting a little more comfortable with select companies that the down grades earnings estimates are finished. yields are still in a range, let's keep it in mind and, also, i've

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the health secretary, steve barclay , has called the steve barclay, has called the action regrettable saying it will undoubtedly have an impact on patients . china says it on patients. china says it strongly opposes the decision by the us to shoot down a suspected spy the us to shoot down a suspected spy balloon, which was thought to be carrying , carrying out to be carrying, carrying out surveillance of sensitive military sites. fighter jets brought it down over the atlantic ocean off the coast of south carolina yesterday. well, earlier that day, three airports were closed and airspace restricted in the southeast of the country after president joe biden vowed to take care of it. china, i maintain it was a weather airship which had blown off course . a series of missile off course. a series of missile strikes by russia have seriously damaged a universe at sea and a residential building in central kharkiv. the blast on the ukrainian city injured at least three people. however british defence analysts say moscow has made small advances in its attempt to encircle the city of beth mead, w

kristen: chp officer andrew barclay, thank you so much. >> thank you. kristen: imagine getting a mild case of covid as a healthy person and now dealing with life changing long covid more than two years later. when we come back, we will talk with a long covid suffer and dr. patel as california's kristen: today is the last day of former president obama testing at the santa clara fairgrounds. sites are closing out that the state public health emergency is ending next tuesday. some doctors and patients are urging the public not to drop their guard even as a majority of people no longer mask. joining me now is dr. patel and the san francisco man who suffers from long covid, charlie m. thanks for your time. >> thank you. kristen: before we talk about long covid, dr. patel, can you tell us about the headline that just came down, the fda authorizing the first over-the-counter test that can detect the flu and covid? >> that's exactly right, kristin. what this looks like is, it's a home pcr test similar to what a lot of people have been doing during covid, but it

health steve barclay health secretary steve barclay that government wants to that the government wantso work the unions, but the work with the unions, but the royal college of nursing president pat cullen says her nurses continue to walk out nurses will continue to walk out until a reasonable is put on table. listen to this. but they will continue to do this for as long as it takes for this government to actually wake up and listen to their voice and listen to their voice on behalf of patients and do that thing. otherwise we will continue to drain nurses out of out of the profession. we will see those 7000 vacancies continue to rise . we will see nurses leaving england to work in scotland and wales because they can get a few extra points every to be able to pay extra points every to be able to pay their bills . that is no way pay their bills. that is no way to treat the nurses. england in factit to treat the nurses. england in fact it is totally punishing the nurses of as we speak. but actually what is fascinating is that you do not hear any union saying what i'm about to say right now

you can see with goldman, barclays yesterday.f you are the very high-risk, very volatile section of an investment banking, shareholders are not rewarding that at the moment. retail banks can see very steady income, see margins widening. commerzbank after many years in the doldrums is benefiting from that rate increase. francine: i have four stories and credit suisse any to ask about. the first one, first boston will be owned by the firm. that's quite a big deal as we understand more about what michael heinz is thinking. tom: was interesting as you get that clarity and can see what they are going to try to do their the idea is a clear strong reputation boutique approach. francine: the other story is the billionaire, the georgian billionaire getting a lot of money from credit suisse. this doesn't look great. tom: is 210 million dollars and a long-running legal suite -- suit. credit suisse paying up and said 210 million so they must've done something. francine: tom is going to had the phones to figure out exactly what happened there

jpmorgan chase and barclays have declined to comment. epstein was found dead in his jail cell in new york city in august of 2019 . his death ruled a suicide. a federal judge in michigan has issued an order barring starbucks from firing us workers who are trying to you know, union. excuse me. this comes after workers at more than 250 starbucks across the country have voted in favor of joining the union that includes 16 locations in california. the coffee giant has also been ordered to rehire an employee in michigan who claims she was terminated over her union organizing efforts. the judge said there is reasonable cause to believe starbucks violated the national labor relations act. when it let the worker go. amazon is updating its return to office policy starting in may, the company's corporate staffers will need to be in the office a majority of the time or at least three days per week. that is, according to a new memo from ceo andy jassy. previously amazon left it up to individual managers to decide how often their teams would be requir

the health secretary steve barclay said the decision was deeply disappointing. the impact the likely impact of this latest action and who is likely to be affected. i think there will be a lot more disruption for patients. nhs providers, which represents trusts in england says the situation was extremely worrying and that more than 140,000 patient appointments had already been postponed because of industrial action and this would rise significantly with doctors now joining the sort of action we have seen from other health unions. remember, junior doctors covers a range of different levels of the medical profession, newly qualified doctors right through to those just below consultant level. they are saying they will walk out for three days of all forms of care, emergency and urgent as well as routine procedures. we have already seen the royal college of nursing saying it will step up its action and next week it will stage walk—outs for 48 hours, the most it has done so far. that will affect a huge range of care and we have ambulance unions expected to announce fur

the health secretary steve barclay | for patients. wants to continue discussing what's fair and affordable, as well as wider concerns around workload. elsewhere, discussions on pay are ongoing in wales, where the bma is preparing to ballot junior doctors in scotland very soon. scientists in the us say they've used new technology to restore movement in the arms and hands of two people who'd suffered strokes. the team in pittsburgh were able to stimulate the spinal cords, by implanting electrodes in the neck. dr marco capogrosso, one of the main researchers, explained how the treatment works. we normally industry, a brain disease, something that occurs in the brain, it is true there is a legion that happens in the brain, in consequence the disruption of a blood vessel or sometimes the interruption of a blood vessel that doesn't bring oxygen to the brain, but what happens in reality is that damage destroys the connections between our brain and our spinal—cord, which is where the sequence that control movement are located. so what we thou

joining us for analysis is will hobbs, cio for barclays wealth management.hat number would you need to see in terms of cpi to turn you from underweight equities to overweight? william: it's going to take more than one data point. one of the problems at the moment is there is gigantic weight being put on every data point, and we have the potential for a valentine's day massacre. the reality is, we are looking at a three to six month story, and it is about what happens when you raise two-year real interest rates in the u.s. 500 basis points in the space of months, rather than years, what is the economic price? we are still in the no man's land between the price being paid by the market and the economic price. the cpi gives us a peek at where interest rates will be. that gives us a guess where stocks will go, but i would be careful about putting too much weight on data points that will struggle to barrett. d tom: you have a preference for bonds. we hear from j.p. morgan saying don't be in equities, move into bonds. the equity markets are underpricing risks. bon

francine: christian, thank you so much, head of economic research at barclays. let's get back to oliver in ukraine. >> a year into the war, a year since russian tanks rolled across the border, how is kyiv holding up? not only here in ukraine but the massive impact this has had across the planet. we have seen job because in germany today directly related to energy costs. all that and much more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the war will end when russia realizes it was a mistake. and when is that? it is very much related to the army doing the way they are. so, if we provide ukraine military health. so, the signal to the army could be that you can't really win this. tom: estonia's prime minister speaking to bloomberg. today marks one year since russia's invasion of ukraine, and its failed attempts to capture kyiv. president zelenskyy tweeted that his country will see victory this year. joining us from kyiv is bloomberg's oliver crook, good morning. a year into the invasion, what is the situation on the ground? what is the atmosphere? >> the atmosphere in kyiv i

barclays shares a sliding after posting a fall in profits.shares are down about 8% roblox is surging saying bookings accelerated meaningfully in december and january, strong across all graphics and age groups when you thought video games were struggling, look at that, up 24.5%. keep an eye on silver gate, in the green after adding to a 20% plus gaines on the week. crypto is in focus in general because you have new rules on the docket at s.e.c.'s open meeting that could up end the business entirely. shares of silver gate up 11% more right now we'll have more on the s.e.c. regulatory situation later this hour. >>> we'll turn to another name benefitting after earnings that's airbnb. the stock has been higher this morning seeing a lot of price target moves higher as well from analysts who follow the company after strong results, guidance, cost cuts. let's bring in deirdre bosa to give us more here. picking up speed on the upside right now. >> up more than 12%. you said cost cuts, that's it, david. efficiency that mark zuckerberg can only dream of

steve barclay, the health secretary, _ relation to this. the truth? he is not telling the truth. i can tell- not telling the truth? he is not telling the truth. i can tell you | telling the truth. i can tell you categorically that there have been no conversations on pay whatsoever with rishi sunak or stephen barclay about this dispute in any way, shape orform. they dance about this dispute in any way, shape or form. they dance around their handbag, but they will not talk about pay. to me, that is an abdication of responsibility. the dispute is about pay, so how can they say they are in talks? talks about what?— they say they are in talks? talks about what? . . . ., about what? are there talks at other levels with other _ about what? are there talks at other levels with other ministers, - about what? are there talks at other levels with other ministers, or- about what? are there talks at other levels with other ministers, or are i levels with other ministers, or are you telling our audience this morning that on the eve of the biggest health

it was upgraded by barclays. it announced a cost savings plan in the earnings. barclays likes that.nd bottom line growth looks good. that is getting an up rate. if some has no longer any cell ratings on it. the last one was from morgan stanley and it has been erased. there is a competitor in botox of dysport. that doesn't salek it would get rid of wrinkles. morgan stanley believes this will outperform botox. the cut comes from the one bad story. this is from jeffries. they had a profit warning last week. they essentially said look, we have a limited visibility on the recovery out of here. it is not clear on the warning about profitability after the margin squeeze, how they will outperform. a lot of mixed results when it comes to the pharmaceutical sector, but in general, it is a positive day for european equities. we are looking at the ftse 100 surging. that is a record price. equities are doing extremely well off the back of earnings. we had airbus, and a lot of analysts are excited around that as well today. that's the picture. just a few minutes to go in the european close. this

barclays had a note out saying you are a misunderstood stock.esterday goes a long way in fixing that. do you still feel you are misunderstood? bernard: thanks for having me on. it is great to be here. what i like most about lydia's note from barclays was, she put a target price of 10 pounds on us. alix: of course you like that. bernard: look, i think what we did yesterday, just to summarize it briefly, the company is running well, with our strongest operations in history, with our lowest production costs since 2006. the strategy is working. we announced we are leaning into the strategy. eight the lien dollars more into the energy transition, $8 billion more into oil and gas. and we are returning returns to our shareholders. we announced a 10% dividend increase and a buyback. i think the company is running well. we are leaning in. i think investors increasingly understand that. they see our track record of performance, and i think that is why you saw the response you did yesterday. alix: if you take a look at the ebit the forecast, it does feel l

also on the move barclays down in the premarket troubling 10.7% after the bank's earnings fell shortctation. barclays on track for the biggest one-day fall since the early stages of the pandemic the stock is down 15% in the last year. a quick break the bite of the administration officials taking another victory lap on inflation as food prices remain elevated. congressman michael is here with reaction. stay with us. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire when you stay at a vrbo you always get the whole home because is it really a vacation home if you have to share a house with a host? ♪ only with vrbo we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” no matter your purpose, at pn

the health secretary, steve barclay , has called the steve barclay, has called the action regrettableettable, saying it will undoubtedly have an impact on patients . a series of missile on patients. a series of missile strikes by russia . ukraine have strikes by russia. ukraine have injured at least three people and seriously university and residential buildings in central kharkiv . however, british kharkiv. however, british defence say moscow has made small advances in its attempt to encircle the city of arms, which has been the focus of russian forces for weeks . it follows forces for weeks. it follows ukraine's president saying the situation in the east was getting tougher, with russia adding more troops into battle . adding more troops into battle. tv and dab+ radio with tv news now is back to alister . now is back to alister. tatiana, thank you very much indeed. so liz truss claims that she was not given a real estate chance as she has finally broken her silence and written a genuinely intriguing essay account, as it were, of those tncky account, as it were, of those tricky times

the department of health and steve barclay chairs a roundtable discussion with researchers.udged by officials in the department. we've shown we can collaborate and work well together. we would like the 50 million of funding to be directed towards that rather than bitty, uncoordinated bids to different funding bodies and so on, with different centres leading different bids. you're worried about it? i'm worried that if we don't do it in this coordinated way, we won't get the step change potential, which i think the institute will bring if it's properly funded. also at the meeting, david representing patients with mnd. steve barclay said today one of the kind of disappointing things he said, i can't override my advisers. would you expect me to be able to do that? i'd say yes, please. for me, it harks back to yes, prime minister, etc. oh, no, sir, we can't do it that way. so yeah, please let our top neuroscientists get on with it. the health secretary insists he wants the money to be used as effectively as possible. from a ministerial point of view, that money's ready to go. it'

listen to what barclay says, his head cooks like lifting lava.dozen , i wouldn’t sit down, what are you, mold, you called me stupid, in short, she’s wet, i don’t subscribe. okay, i thought. i said not interested lada swept up for clarity, how to throw up no, i'll take a walk. butyrka quietly be silent listen to your sidekick they will fall for a long time correctly boys . what kind of masks did you put on in the area yesterday? why did you drag fomin's guards to the department? what, you have nothing else to do? there are no other cases to blame, comrade general received information that fomin's guards were carrying unregistered military weapons. i had to react. well, how well everyone had a traumatic license, properly issued . you see, what do you think, a complete idiot, carry the left trunks around the city. i was just doing my job. since the war is already across your throat, can't you see the forest for the trees? actually agreed, and you can always agree with me. exclusively in the interests of the city. do you have any idea how many days a

has seen its own resilience in the face of negative headlines it has the opposite dynamic going on barclays points out a boom in buying, and retail is sitting on the sidelines. there's optimism that the worst could be over on the regulatory front out of d.c. and also bullish activity on the options side of crypto markets. >> broadening this out beyond crypto we have a number of earnings airbnb the top laggard on the nasdaq 100 investors were celebrating it's down 7%, 7.5% these names, too, that have run up i know a lot of the ones you cover like fintech, too, have run up so much i guess the question is, is the bear rally ending or is this, you know, a start of a bull rally, is what people are trying to figure out? how much further is it going to go short selling you mentioned. >> short selling is a part of it another interesting dynamic we call about the fomo rally, the fear of missing out. one of the dynamics is they're not seeing a lot of dip buying they're seeing a little more buying on days where the market is up, indicating there's a -- it's sort of excitement and froth around when nam

so former barclays ceo staley allegedly exchanged more than twelve hundred emails when00 e-i a convicted sex offender was a client. and spoiler alert, it justt, wasn't about business. islands the u.s. virgin islands is suing jpmorgan chase for stehly was once a top executivei for allegedly facilitating epstein'ngs human trafficking ft activities. court documents claim the two thn shared a close personal relationship, even suggesting staley took part in epstein's operation. now the former investor sent the following message to his friend, presumably while staying on that infamous private island. he says, quoted, , i'm in the ht tub with a glass of white wine. this is an amazing place i owe you much. a separate email, stehly allegedly shared. it was great it was gr to give o a long, heartfelt hug.. >> court filings also show epstein sent staley numerous inappropriate photos while they're redacted. youn the suit describes them as featuring, quote, young women in seductive poses. and one particularly strange exchange involved disney princessesexchan , of all things. the suit shares this quot

, please knew that all the doors of our you got so i the if i, if so i mean, your voicemail a on barclay's either she got a huge ski my deal on a few grain liliana craft to a lot of that it is to work here are don't cut president bureau because i spoke with you to go to new york. mm hm. people will be on your daughter, bringing money with politicians connected to the people's movement is still serving in 2014 nita of the radical spot border. freedom party i leg tagging about was one of the crew details leaders. not my you bought some mosley. this is martha. his colleague andre barrow b lead my down self defense forces. most of the youngsters had received special training in west ukrainian power, military camps, recruitment, science for future attempts. since the beginning of the ninety's. grades can assume that he's don't worry about it. if we might just thought that with you, if we just do, we do a what happens when you make digital gains with the actual physical sport? something like digital? yeah there's yes. because on is preparing to host the 1st ever gains of the future . a cyber con

the barclays when something explodes . that's war that godaddy landed when i ukrainians are angry at the russians for destroying our homes and bombing us. that swore but then i'm afraid when they start shooting. why isn't that docile? bah, i live in levine, by contrast, in western ukraine, life appears to continue almost as normal. at times you could be forgiven for thinking the war is far away. the city has a normal population of 700000, but it's taken in 200000 refugees, including many children. some have come without their parents. an orphanage run by the private charity fund britney. has taken in hundreds of them allow we whole of is i'll never forget the 16 year old girl due to glad all on her own from the city of sue me. i need but to come. her parents were in one place. she was in another home. you have a number left, she came from a difficult family. yesterday i had lost his grandma, she spent 4 or 5 days on the run, all on her own. heading to live eve on buses and trains. eyes is the shop bye to pay him for now. c

tom: doctor, thank you so much, his with barclays.rch paper along the way but when they were students at princeton out at well over, the idea of should we look at these statistics all in or disaggregate, it is a huge question right now. lisa: especially because we see rolling recessions. the goods economy is completely distinct from the services economy at many levels. you look at different patterns, different cycle, and this is because of the pandemic, because of a lot of the purchasing power brought forward. how do you parse that out for the overall figure? tom: you've got to the heart of the matter which is if you parse out goods, dynamics, and services dynamics, every viewer or listener knows that's where living service inflation. it returns with a vengeance and service we have to see the evidence of a service inflation term. lisa: and now we siri inflation with some areas with the good side. how do you gain this out -- game this out? tom: we continue. futures deteriorate, -34. the 10-year-old -- 10 year yield 3.80%. this is "bloo

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you have had _ steve barclay? it's over a month ago. you have had had - steve barclay?ll, deeply disappointed. - what does that tell you? well, deeply disappointed. deeply i deeply disappointed. deeply disappointed that i go back every moment of the day to the 320,000 nurses that took part in this ballot for strike action, and say to them that i have no news for them. but i can't give them any outcome so that they can get back to looking after their patients, so that they can get a decent wage and remain in the health service and we can stop draining our nurses. it is devastating for those nurses and i hear it in their voice of physical day when i speak with them. can i ask ou day when i speak with them. can i ask you one _ day when i speak with them. can i ask you one more _ day when i speak with them. can i ask you one more question, - day when i speak with them. can i ask you one more question, which is, i note the situation, we are talking specifically about england, there are different scenarios being played out in scotland where strike action has been called off,

chp officer andrew barclay says while the white fluffy stuff may be beautiful and fun. >> when it melts, it creates slick road conditions. if you know that that the temperatures are lower or or freezing. the you know, cautious of of icy conditions out there. chp is not planning on doing anything different when it comes to their response to the winter weather. but they will be monitoring it. mount diablo visitors tell us they hope to see more snowfall and i'm loving it something like this in hayward. that's for sure. and even this east coast or got in on the fun york point reams about california and days. >> reporting at mount diablo, dan thorn kron. 4 news. oh, my goodness will join us online as we track the storm, including. >> all those road closures as power outages, you can even do that by scanning this qr code on your screen. let's switch gears because former oakland police chief leronne armstrong is now filing an appeal to dispute his firing by mayor sheng tao, according to his representative armstrong's attorney sent a letter to the city this shading that appeal process. this mea

the health secretary steve barclay has urged unions to keep talking and described previous discussionswe want? fair pay! when do we want it? now! in wales, most of the strikes planned for next week have been postponed as union members consider a new pay offer from the welsh government of an extra 3%. for now, any similar pause to ongoing action in england looks unlikely. jonathan blake, bbc news. chile has declared a state of disaster in several central—southern regions, after a heat wave sparked forest fires that left at least 13 people dead. more than 100 homes have been affected and 117,000 hectares of forest destroyed since the wildfires broke out on wednesday. stephanie prentice reports scenes of devastation in chile. these are just some of the homes razed the ground by fires raging out of control. some of the people living here in santa juana trying desperately to save their communities. doing what they can to salvage the dry earth on arable land. thousands of firefighters and civilian support crews have been sent out to try and contain the fires on the ground between the capital

but the health secretary , steve barclay, says a secretary, steve barclay, says a resolution could come through the independent pay review body. there's been ongoing pressures on, the nhs. inflation has been higher since last year's pay review body process than was originally forecast , for originally forecast, for example, in the spending review 2021. and that's why we've got the evidence in terms of april that we're working with the trade unions on that will reflect the inflation reflect those circumstances. but it should be done through the independent pay review the process that look at both process that can look at both what needs but, also process that can look at both what needs but , also the what the nhs needs but, also the wider of the economy and wider needs of the economy and the pressures that many the other pressures that many of your facing . today marks the your are facing. today marks the 16th and final strike day teachers in scotland who also walked out in a dispute over pay- walked out in a dispute over pay. more industrial action is on the horizon after. pay. more in

nurses but the health secretary, steve barclay , says a resolution needs barclay, says a resolution needs to come through the independent pay to come through the independent pay review body , that there's pay review body, that there's been ongoing pressures on the nhs. inflation has been higher since last year's pay review body process than was originally forecast . for example, in the forecast. for example, in the spending review 2021. and that's why we've got the evidence in terms of this april that we're working with the trade unions on that will reflect the inflation to reflect those circumstances, but it should be through but it should be done through the independent pay review, the process look at both process that can look at both what nhs needs , but also the what the nhs needs, but also the wider needs of the economy and the pressures that many the other pressures that many of, viewers are facing . of, if viewers are facing. that's the latest news. you're up to date on tv, online and dab+ radio with gb news is back now to ferret . now to ferret. good evening. well, it was one of

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but the health secretary , steve barclay, says a secretary, steve barclay, says a resolution could come through the independent pay review body. there's been ongoing pressures on, the nhs. inflation has been higher since last year's pay review body process than was originally forecast , for originally forecast, for example, in the spending review 2021. and that's why we've got the evidence in terms of april that we're working with the trade unions on that will reflect the inflation reflect those circumstances. but it should be done through the independent pay review the process that look at both process that can look at both what needs but, also process that can look at both what needs but , also the what the nhs needs but, also the wider of the economy and wider needs of the economy and the pressures that many the other pressures that many of your facing . today marks the your are facing. today marks the 16th and final strike day teachers in scotland who also walked out in a dispute over pay- walked out in a dispute over pay. more industrial action is on the horizon after. pay. more in

the health secretary steve barclay has urged unions to keep talking and described previous discussionsales, most of the strikes planned for next week have been postponed as union members consider a new pay offer from the welsh government of an extra 3%. for now, any similar pause to ongoing action in england looks unlikely. jonathan blake, bbc news. the royal navy is conducting an investigation after sailors on a warship needed hospital treatment for drinking contaminated water. hms portland returned to portsmouth after the incident, which is thought to have been caused when a crew member put the wrong chemical into the ship's drinking water system. nearly all of the sailors have been discharged from hospital. the ministry of defence said it's taking measures to safeguard personnel. and just before we go, how's this for beginner's luck? 18—year—old juliette lamourjust scooped nearly $36 million in canada's gold ball lottery jackpot on her first try. although she's the youngest canadian to ever win such a big prize, she still plans to finish her university studies and become a doctor. t

the health secretary steve barclay�*s described strike action as deeply disappointing, and wants to continueerns around workload. elsewhere, discussions on pay are ongoing in wales, while the bma's preparing to ballot junior doctors in scotland very soon. thousands of ambulance workers across wales and most regions of england staged fresh strikes yesterday, with further walkouts planned in wales today. the action, part of an ongoing dispute with the government over pay affects non—life threatening calls only, but it's a big step for many of the staff. our correspondent navtej johal spent the day with one ambulance worker to understand why she's joining the picket line. they are life—savers, but many ambulance staff feel it's their profession, which is now in need of emergency help. this is the story of one of them. my name is sarah ouigley. i'm 48 years old. i have three children of my own and two stepchildren. and i'm from leicester. for the last nine years, sarah's worked as an emergency medicaltechnician, driving ambulances and saving lives. all right, i'll see you later. she was inspired

at least - talks got under way between the rcn and health secretary steve barclay, covering england, detailed negotiations have got under way but both sides have adopted a policy of no running commentary. elsewhere, the dispute continues. other health unions are frustrated, even angry that they were not invited into this talks process. they say they have heard nothing from government today. we are looking to get more ambulance strikes we know in march and today the extra date from unison, march eight, with some ambulance services that have not had strikes before and just like nhs blood and transport. then the british medical association, it has a mandate for strikes of 72 hours forjunior doctors. the bma says it discuss today with parliament health officials, which it says was very disappointing with nothing on offer on the table. ministers say they want a meeting with the bma over the junior doctors dispute. the union response is, if that doesn't happen soon then they will confirm strike dates. , ., ., dates. hugh pym, health editor, thank yom _ the entire future of steel making in

steve barclay, the health secretary covering england have said this is a significant escalation and thereety. £311" significant escalation and there is a risk to patient safety. our health ednon a risk to patient safety. our health editor. in the _ a risk to patient safety. our health editor. in the last _ a risk to patient safety. our health editor. in the last hour _ a risk to patient safety. our health editor. in the last hour the rail- editor. in the last hour the rail union the rmt said they will take strike action on four days in march and april after employers refused to put new offers on the table. the dates are all the day on thursday the 16th of march, saturday the 18th, thursday the 30th of march and saturday the 1st of april, the start of the easter school holidays for many people. the owner of british gas, centrica, has announced record profits of more than £3 billion last year — that's three times what they made in 2021. the surge is largely because of higher oil and gas prices after russia invaded ukraine. british gas was recently criticised for using debt agents to force—f

steve barclay, the health secretary covering england, has made the point that this is a significant escalationd scotland, the governments have made higher offers than in england and there are active talks going on with trade unions. thank you forjoining us. a new leader of the scottish national party will be announced on 27th march, after a meeting of the governing body tonight. it follows nicola sturgeon�*s surprise resignation yesterday. so, who are the potential contenders? angus robertson is one of the favourites. he's currently the constitution secretary and used to be the snp's leader in westminster. finance secretary kate forbes has risen quickly through the ranks, and delivered the government's budget in 2020 just hours after her predecessor quit. she is currently on maternity leave. in the last two minutes, the deputy first ministerjohn swinney has ruled himself out of the race. —— in the last few minutes. justice secretary keith brown is seen as close to the party's grassroots and was elected the party's deputy leader in 2018. and humza yousaf, the health secretary, has held several

the health secretary steve barclay has urged unions to keep talking and described previous discussionsf the strikes planned for next week have been postponed as union members consider a new pay offer from the welsh government of an extra 3%. for now, any similar pause to ongoing action in england looks unlikely. jonathan blake, bbc news. adults under—50 in england have a week left to get a free covid—19 boosterjab, that�*s a third dose of vaccine, before the scheme ends. it�*s the last opportunity for healthy people, aged between 16 and a9, to get a top—up if they haven�*t already. nhs england says almost 400,000 appointments are still available. a 16—year—old girl has died after being attacked by a shark in western australia. she was pronounced dead after being pulled from the swan river in perth. reports say the girl was riding jet skis with friends when the incident happened and local police say it�*s possible the girl had jumped in the water to swim with dolphins nearby. it�*s believed to be the first fatal shark attack in the swan river in a hundred years. the royal navy is conduc

unsafe home, made boats to get them to america. shores et augustine has been meeting a few of them in barclay. cubans are leaving the country in record numbers last year, more than a quarter of a 1000000 fled cuba hoping to get to the united states and while mostly by plane, many others try their luck at sea. john cruise is one of them. after spending months building a boat, last month he left with a group of friends, his 2 children, and the family dog. but he was intercepted by the u. s. coast guard and sent back. crew said he wanted to leave cuba because of the economic problems, not for political reasons. lucky that my, all, i'm gonna go on with you. all the economy is never been good here. but since the pandemic things have gone 3 times, worse is also critical of the united states for it sanctions against the island nation. john and his family departed from the town of barrack o, a place where more than a 1000 other cubans had tried to leave. roger garcia has tried to make it to the u . s. 11 times by c. he has a tattoo for every failed attempt at our hold. i and leah, my motors broken do

health secretary steve barclay said the government remains keen to talk to unions about a fair and affordablest interests. peter roddick, bbc news. turkey has ended rescue efforts in all provinces except those hardest hit by the earthquake two weeks ago as searches think it is unlikely to find anybody left alive. more than 111,000 people are known to have died including many in neighbouring syria. it is unclear how many are still missing and almost half of those killed were in the southern city of untucked your web barely a building remains untouched by the quake. laura bicker and her team have spent the last 2a hours on the streets with rescuers and survivors as parts of the city are raised to the ground. in and take your, they are thankful to find the dead. the search now is really for survivors, it is to help families say goodbye. before dawn a heat signal was found in this rubble, there is a small chance of finding a survivor but rescuers say it is their duty to keep digging. irate but rescuers say it is their duty to keep digging. we are standin: duty to keep digging. we are standing her

the national state of emergency has been declared well concentrating, barclays in oakland, where she says rescue workers are getting the basics to people affected. well, we don't, right now are we still assessing the damage to people's properties that have been displaced? got our regulation centers, which we didn't have when the 1st flood struck. so we were a little bit more prepared this time. ah my, the regulations into that that are set up in my community, we are taking the other fly from other paths, rest of the that have been hit quite badly. and we are getting power restored to people's homes because we have a lot of homes lost power. lost water. oh, but yeah, everyone is just right now trying to get back to normal life and the heart that we that has now sir john. and we've seen the worst of it. oh, nice clothing. when they have been cheering, i actually evacuations interest. they need shelter. they lift the homes in a rush, so they don't have many things with them. are food, but we feeding them actually traumatized. so they just needed a chance to just kind of process what's h

but the nurses union is now saying they'll meet with the health secretary, steve barclay , tomorrow asthey begin barclay, tomorrow as they begin negotiations and the chancellor is under pressure to improve pubuc is under pressure to improve public sector pay rises for workers after official figures showed state finances are stronger than predicted. the office for national statistics has revealed the government reported a monthly surplus of £5.4 billion in january. the surprising number is mainly because of self—assessed income tax. but jeremy hunt is due to meet set out his plans, for rather tax and spending in the budget on march the 15th, played down the significance of the surplus to the nation's finances . now supermarkets are expanding the list of fruits and vegetables they'll be limiting for sale . asda is one of the for sale. asda is one of the supermarkets rationing customer hours to a maximum of three items from a list of eight, which includes tomatoes , which includes tomatoes, broccoli and raspberries . broccoli and raspberries. morrisons will also be introducing similar res

health secretary steve barclay. breaking _ measures. health secretary steve barclay.am. the author sir salman rushdie — who was attacked last year at a literary event in new york state, leaving him with the loss of sight in one eye has released a new book. ahead of the release he has given his first interview since the attack to david remnick of the new yorker magazine. let's hear a section of that interview in which sir salman describes his injuries. i have been better but considering what happened, i am not so bad, the big injuries are healed, essentially. i am feeling in my thumb and index finger and in the bottom half of the palm. the neck and upper round here, the right side of my face, there was a lot there. there were chess wins, the liver was injured. earlier i spoke to the bbc�*s alan yentob — a friend of sir salman rushdie. he has been speaking to sir salman over the past few days. he is incredibly grateful to those people who reallyjumped up on stage to save his life, the firemen who helped him at the time to the doctors who have helped him recover to eliza

barclays says its technology platform will pause on board new retailer market.hat's a look at europe. >> thank you so much for that have let's get a check on some of the top story this morning. big moves by money managers. silvana henao has more. >> hedge funds were very busy at the end of 2022, and investors are finally getting a look at their books. among that, building a stake in disney that's a sharp change from the previous quarter where it dumped its 50,000 share in the company. temper also building and adding to his position in sales force le mich michael burry added to his portfolio. it's up 85% after announcing a $450 million investment in the company. and he added to a tune of 4.5. >> there might be a lot of traders getting a cue today. >>> barackback to the broader markets, wall street changing their tune on the economy, the odds of a recession, and if the bank can pull it off david solomon said the consensus has shifted to be a little bit more dovish in the ceo commitment that we can navigate through this in the united states with a softer economic l

the barclays offices will be hosting.ike deutsche's, bnp paribas and others. they will be holding smaller investor meetings over the course of the day with an investor luncheon in between. the message so far, what we have heard, this is an event to reassure investors it has enough cash to honor its debt obligations that are maturing and also has a credit facility worth 800 million dollars. that is the focus they are pushing today and tomorrow. shery: the stock round has not eased. we are seeing ripple effects for esg investors. annabelle: that's right. we continue to see stock selloff progressing. in mumbai, $2995 closing around -- adani closing around 10%. green energy is one to note as well, given the focus we have on the esg investment angle. jp morgan's investment arm now wiping their esg portfolios of adani stock. the reason i believe they are doing this is because these funds are registered under article 8 rules, inca eu convention that says they need to push an esg agenda. what we understand is that adani group its