that holds the big ben bell.restoration was being completed over the summer and we recorded this back in june. it feels like an incredibly long time ago. so much has since, but for now , let's revisit that of for now, let's revisit that of the grand restoration over the last five years. the clock has been renewed, restored and will been renewed, restored and will be being able to see. today exactly what's gone on, the masonry, the history and everything else. it's up these stairs and i'm excited to show you . i'm in stairs and i'm excited to show you. i'm in west. my duty here is to look the great clock westminster in about thousand other clocks on the estate how close is this now to how it will have been when it was set up . have been when it was set up. it's very close. we've taken it right back to every nuts and bolt we've had a look at through time. there's been a couple of modifications to it, but if dent came back here, the man who designed the clock, if he came back, would certainly back, he would certainl

ben: probably not. it will live with the kind of recession we experienced in the last decade with part of the economy not doing well but others holding up okay. it becomes a slide but you come through without too much of that that everyone is worried about. in that case, the market should be able to hold up okay. jack otter: for people who by your thesis, low but real odds of a great year next year, how do you invest? ben: it is easy to say i am scared and get out of the market but the bears on wall street are keeping money in the market. not a lot, 44% of their equity portfolio invested but for an investor you have to look at what we normally have and dial it back. 80% of investments in stocks, back to 60. jack otter: shock us, jack hough. jack hough: european shares will beat us shares in 2023. i did a cover story a couple months ago about strong us dollar and why that's an indication you should be buying shares overseas. a plain vanilla vanguard etf, return 24% since then, twice what the s&p has retu

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david ben, korean to day, he wants to make the baron landscape blue with innovation. but it's hard to find workers in this remote place. miguel m barella mccomb, her name american fish who wants to come to this? does it with his harsh living conditions for women, people with strong wills who are motivated by ideas to settle this land. that's who there is. no dispute over land here. we can produce excellent agricultural products and our children have a wonderful place to grow up. all of them are hipaa, import the remote, luckily known molecular with the remote. although his scientific partners and their laboratories are located elsewhere, yossi ben has remained loyal to the arrival. they set 1st as a farmer now as of biotech, entrepreneur her future 2 lies in the desert in the negative. 19 year old. are you sure average other is that between and is the 1st entrepreneur in her family klan, which has lived in the neck of desert for generations. but before she shows us her business idea, she takes us to a typical between village cache m. a collection of shades and corruga

ben: amazon is too optimistic. we have a strange thing where analysts underestimate what earnings would look like and now going back to normal. analysts are too optimistic and numbers get ratcheted down. the hope investors have is numbers will come down but not so much and the market can support the earnings especially if the fed starts to dial back amid valuations and not so much you mess things up. jack: do you think things will get messed up poorly? ben: it depends on whether you get a soft landing. the fed will tighten and we will get the recession, the markets rally on hopes, maybe it will assume there is a soft landing at the recession hits and the market falls again. jack: this is what jamie dimon and david solomon are talking about. carleton: david solomon only sees 35% of soft landing where it can be pulled without putting the economy in a recession. those were comments made this week. jamie dimon is reiterating his calls on recession coming up. this is nothing new. he's he is talking about is there a hurr

ben left for personal reasons, we made _ ben left for personal reasons, we made that— ben left for personalcially in this_ made that very clear and especially in this day— made that very clear and especially in this day and age it is important that situations like that are respected. that situations like that are respected-— that situations like that are resected. . , . respected. that is gareth southgate havinu respected. that is gareth southgate havin: his respected. that is gareth southgate having his say _ respected. that is gareth southgate having his say on — respected. that is gareth southgate having his say on the _ respected. that is gareth southgate having his say on the ben _ respected. that is gareth southgate having his say on the ben white - having his say on the ben white situation. we will all be having our say on penalties pretty shortly because they are coming up at the education city stadium. let’s because they are coming up at the education city stadium.— education city stadium. let's take some live pictures _ education city stadium. let's take some live pictures from _

ben is convinced. he has launched dozens of studies with an international team of researchers and has all ready filed numerous patents. he has already succeeded in making the calcium of the crayfish usable for humans as well. the advantage of this so called amorphous calcium carbonate is that our bodies are far better at absorbing it than conventional crystalline calcium. but the real breakthrough came when research was discovered that it has anti inflammatory properties. michelle estoppel bone loss in osteoporosis for example, is caused by a certification in the bone where model it paralyzed as the cells that build bone and strengthens the cells that destroy bone. not feel occupational folky, no matter how much calcium is present, the person falls apart. but once you have this link between calcium and the anti inflammatory carbonate things turn around, the bones can be rebuilt, which is even someone who breaks their arm can benefit also with muscle growth or even sperm production of documents. logical

i don't know where you stand it ben. well i you. stand on it ben. well i think it's a, it's a more debate. i don't like . i prefer debate. i don't like. i prefer to be black and white and come out with it. we don't mind you with completely clear cut answer on it, but i think the business encompasses a whole range different activities and i mean for example you came out of pr, you know slight intended but if you know slight intended but if you come out of pr and you go into into government i don't think that's a particularly good route. pr is obviously business, but if you as you say, you've been an entrepreneur, you started something you , know what started something you, know what it's like to work the it's like to work in the regulatory you've employed people . you know, the importance people. you know, the importance of paying wages to keep staff incentivised and if you understand all of those things , understand all of those things, that's a very different kind of businessman and i'd go further. i'd say it's not just about business. i think we n

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ben: it is a huge cost for them. they are going to at some point.ll this has to build up these factories. that will take money and time and it will take a wild to generate profits again. a lot of it will come down to valuations. at what point do you know ahead and do that? it is too early. jack otter: you had some great advice for 2,023. jack tells us why pizza is still delivering. stay right there. who's looking? there is no time. they will kill you....but my daughter. mama. waiting. sometimes it's just inevitable. but if you're over 50 or live with a chronic condition, waiting could be deadly. because conditions like heart disease or diabetes raise your risk of serious illness or death from untreated covid. and if you don't get treatment within days, you may not be able to get treatment. so, got covid symptoms? get tested and get treated right away. it can't wait. the next disaster is coming. the time to get ready is now. make a plan. identify meet-up locations and people you'll need to contact. and keep your contact list somewhere safe. build a k

ben, thank you.visit to the united states, describing the trip as evidence that the us is fighting an "indirect war" against russia. a spokesman said the american support for ukraine was extending the conflict. president biden has confirmed the us will provide £1.7 billion worth of additional military aid — including, for the first time, the patriot missile defence system. annita mcveigh spoke to the former commanding general of the united states army in europe. and the head of the security programmes at the foreign policy council ukrainian prison. she started by asking how important the visit was to build relationships with republicans who have queried the amount of money being given to ukraine. we understand that ukrainian question is also following the domestic policies, that's why we understand that the influence of this visit is at least three directions. first, that is for the american taxpayers and congressmen and congas women and all the rule makers and executives who have been working on thi

ben: it is a huge cost for them. they are going to at some point.ll this has to build up these factories. that will take money and time and it will take a wild to generate profits again. a lot of it will come down to valuations. at what point do you know ahead and do that? it is too early. jack otter: you had some great advice for 2,023. ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ jack otter: in our conversation before the break, we forgot one important sector, big pizza. jack hough: it hasn't been a good year for domino's or papa john's shares. if you are worried this is a sign of the pizza apocalypse, be of a security says no. investors are concerned about the pandemic affect, not just a pulling forward of demand for saucedo and cheese stuffed into our mouths at home, but also unlock new delivery options. fancy places near you sells woodfired truffle focaccia, they didn't deliver. that is old-school. during the pandemic he had no choice, had to be flex

ben, this me nozzle. yup. you're on the had been him. the senior partner being the mailbox, did there been him rearm glitches? give jani re i have for i love it, we argued he also re avo lane. good on that. you go all muslim joke because you talk to go to your kid. i'm a part of mac, let him law a lithium compartment is shaky, little are being off. one old you are in mood. tommy, all 6 sonya the injured it. did it all saying sonya the cheese didn't been he should in the all done mother. you don't, father didn't. she clung them. shoe yonder park, which little girl remembers visio buell, giovanni shad fair. david tucker called the it seems good to me. so this did no matter there. watson look ah. ready ready what i find now, a ship is well established. he's well known is that a couple of commercials, lots of exhibits, many places around the world. i'm happy to help him. i want to keep helping him as long as we both are working together. now my purpose is something very different, my purpose is more, i understand that this man is able to ins

ben, i'll go to start with you. ben, i'll go with you first.mean, what do you think about all of this? these energy companies are sort of they use we've got money. some of them are actually using the to stay afloat. and i the money to stay afloat. and i know that for a fact, because i read about it. some of them like the bigger ones, fine the the bigger ones, fine with the smaller companies some smaller companies and some of those a of those that went bust a lot of them are using it actually to get it. so. well it's outrageous, you know, outrageous, actually. you know, the. they're not financial services they're services companies, so they're not money with your not taking your money with your knowledge fencing knowledge and then ring fencing it protecting pursuant to it and protecting it pursuant to a environment which it and protecting it pursuant to a care environment which it and protecting it pursuant to a care erthe nment which it and protecting it pursuant to a care erthe customer.ich would care for the customer. well, of the bigger well

what do you think big ben stokes will be - think big ben stokes will be thinking about his tenure asain? ., �* , , , captain? he won't believe this but he could easily _ captain? he won't believe this but he could easily go _ captain? he won't believe this but he could easily go down _ captain? he won't believe this but he could easily go down as - captain? he won't believe this but he could easily go down as one i captain? he won't believe this but he could easily go down as one of| he could easily go down as one of the best england captains of all time. because they have prevented chris test cricket. we talk about how dry test match cricket can be. it's it can be tedious and entertaining not entertaining when it goes a certain way. we want fans to come and watch test match cricket. everyone who watches test match cricket next time with england knows it would be entertaining. they have reinvented the wheel when it comes to test cricket. ben stokes will be feeling confident. hope comes to test cricket. ben stokes will be feeling confident.- will be feeling confident. how far do ou wi

1&1: ben stranded in denver for two ben stranded in denverfor two days.da s. ~ ., ., , ., days. went to the warnings, not to travel. _ days. went to the warnings, not to travel. why — days. went to the warnings, not to travel, why did _ days. went to the warnings, not to travel, why did you _ days. went to the warnings, not to travel, why did you going - days. went to the warnings, not to travel, why did you going to l to travel, why did you going to risk it to get your family? i took off on wednesday because the horrible weather was supposed to start hitting wisconsin in the area that i was out until thursday and so, when i travelled, i travelled a day early to try to make sure i got there at a time and then denver was completely unprepared for any level snow or anything. while other airlines and be flying out on wednesday, southwest airlines stranded thousands of people here in denver and i'm flying back to la tonight on a completely different airline. how much money if you spend so far and not reached your destination?— far and not reached your destina

ben: he was dealt a terrible hand, we will see if they can solve this. we mentioned takeover targets. tell me about one. to out there is bite-size and tasty. carleton: andrew likes paramount, that a takeover target, it is tough to get the scale they need to be a major player. andrew: the redstone family does not want to sell and they missed their opportunity and now they are playing a weaker hand. jack: any potential buyers? andrew: will antitrust regulators allow it to be bought and will redstone cell? berkshire hathaway owns the stock at higher levels. ben: we are seeing consolidation internally, with hln at cnn scaling back. the channels they have the don't make enough money will start scaling back. jack: everyone give me want to show i should be watching on streaming, who goes first? andrew: you got to write -- watch the is really show, a lot of consonants, hard to pronounce, a jewish family drama set in israel, engrossing, must-see. jack: it is on streaming. carleton: that has been on my list a while that i am watching white lotus on hbo. love the s

and ben . firstly, if you were and ben., if you were keir starmer, what would be the big question you'd ask of the prime minister today? i think we can expect sir keir starmer to raise the contrast. that's now when hindsight is starting to look a bit dodgy. some of that, i mean, we've had this whole slew of allegations for months about vip playing for people about the vip playing for people who could recommend companies to tory ministers. and we've got to, you know, if we go back to march and april 20, 20, it was a huge shortage of their personal protective equipment, so vital for nhs staff and care home staff and the government was doing everything it could to source it. now when we look at that, those deals, those that, some of those deals, those contracts particularly ones contracts and particularly ones relating mone, the relating to michelle mone, the tory, the tory peer, some of them are looking a bit dodgy in hindsight of course, we've heard some questions be asked some of these questions be asked at prime minister's

ben, our thanks to you as well. are watching the clock, we will wait for that news conference over the next 10 or 15 minutes. we are going to take a quick break. when we come back, united airlines sliding. on pace for the worst day since july. we will talk more about what is weighing on the entire sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: this is "bloomberg markets ." i am jon erlichman with kriti gupta. time for today's for what it's worth. we are focused on the number 100. 100 boeing 787's that united airlines bought. we caught up with the ceo. scott: 60 or 70 of the aircraft will replace the 767. the 350 will be a place for the longer haul 777, which did not retire until the end of the decade. jon: outside of that order we are seeing weakness for some of these players within the airline sector because jetblue's comments on demand have started to rattle investors. kriti: i think that was what was so interesting about the boeing deal. the idea that they are really investing for the long haul. 100 planes is not a small inve

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let's get straight to kyiv and ben ben wedeman. moscow wants to keep ukraine in the dark especially during this holiday season. >> it looks like -- ben, can you hear me? it looks like we lost ben there. we'll try to get him back. let's talk more about this and some critical perspective from our long time moscow bureau chief jill dougherty. as we try to get ben wedeman back up. tell us more about the significance of this huge barrage of missiles that have been fired into the ukraine sky, but of course, much of them were thwarted, how significant is this latest barrage? >> you know, unfortunately, amara, this is happening on a regular basis now. and i've been watching ben's excellent reporting. and i was thinking back to the many times that i've been to kyiv and other cities in ukraine. but kyiv is a beautiful city and it is a beautiful city this time of the year. so the new year in that entire area, russia and ukraine, all parts of the former soviet union, new year was a big, big celebration. it was huge. and not to mention of cours

so some big games to come today, ben, those big nations— ben, those big nations hoping to iuali for benons hoping to qualify for the last 16 to - ben, those big nations hoping to qualify for the last 16 to join - ben, those big nations hoping to qualify for the last 16 to join the | qualify for the last 16 to join the likes of france, portugal, and you can imagine over the coming days we will be poring over the potential selections of manager gareth southgate as he prepares his england side for that big tie to come against senegal here in doha on sunday. it is going to be fascinating to see what sort of team he picks. all right, john, thank you very much indeed. a black british charity campaigner who was asked at a royal reception "where are you really from?" has told the bbc her treatment by the late queen's lady—in—waiting was down to racism, not her age. lady susan hussey has apologised for what was said to ngozi fulani and has resigned from her role as a royal aide. ngozi fulani told radio 4's today programme that her interaction with lady susan was "like an interrogation". earlier,

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ben boulos, bbc news. third person, a 31—year—old man, in connection with the murder of elle edwards, who was shot dead outside a pub on christmas eve. detectives have also been granted more time to question two other people arrested in connection with her death. mairead smyth reports. the road has now reopened around the pub. a cordon remains in place. and anyone who has a vehicle in the car park is now able to come and pick up their vehicle. they will have to produce id to the police. a mobile police station remains on site. that will help people collect their vehicle and give any information, if they have it, to merseyside police, who've described this attack as a callous murder. they say they will be relentless in their efforts to bring to justice whoever was responsible for the murder elle edwards for the murder of elle edwards and injuring four other people. now, one man, a 28—year—old, continues to receive medical treatment. but the message from merseyside police today is as clear as it was on chris

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ben croucher, bbc news.when england are in test action. it's a total he said he didn't think he'd get to but feels there's still plenty more to give. amazing to think i got 100 test wickets but it is a nice little milestone and ijust really want to keep winning games with england and let the rest kind of take care of itself and i think i'm getting better and better in test cricket. ifeel like i'm learning all the time. ifeel like it is a nice milestone and i want to keep pushing on. we could have done better. we could have got it with some partnership so we have done good things there. “ we — — we have —— we have done some mistakes there. we are in 50—50 situation. we can get them out on around 300 320. so a day to remember for leach then — and for england who'll feel there's plenty of time to pile on more runs on day three. test match special�*s atif nawaz spoke to me earlier. he is very near and dear to the england — he is very near and dear to the england team, they all care about him immensely and they w

katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com and ben domenech editor-at-large.think this ends? obviously there is a lot of rhetorical back and forth. but the bottom line is the bottom line on the southern border as far as numbers. >> ben: look, i think to this point the biden administration has really ignored the border in so many different ways with frustrations expressed both by republicans and by some democrats as well. i think that in the wake of this title 42 going away, which we all anticipate that it will be you're going to see, i think, renewed pressure from a number of red state democrats and democrats who are up for election in the next cycle to take some additional steps on the border. you know, coming up to this midterm, you had a number of different people who were running on the democratic side said they disagree with the white house on this point. but, if we see the kind of surge that we're expecting, then i think that this is going to be unavoidable in terms of just the cost, the burden, and the significant chaos that is likely to result from thi

ben gardner, a trooper in kansas city- _ distress. ben gardner, a trooper in kansas city._ distress. ben gardner, a trooper in kansas city. more now on - distress. ben gardner, a trooper in i kansas city. more now on passengers using some of the uk's busiest airports being told to expect delays at passport control is but a full staff begin eight days of strike action. around 1000 staff at six airports including heathrow and gatwick and the port of new haven are taking industrial action as part of a row about pay, pensions and obscurity. ——job —— job security. let's speak now to mark serwotka — he's general secretary of the pcs union which represents border force staff striking today. how are torques going? there are no talks auoin how are torques going? there are no talks going on. _ how are torques going? there are no talks going on, which _ how are torques going? there are no talks going on, which is _ talks going on, which is disappointing and an abdication of the government has made responsibility. the border force staff are civil servants. they are part of our union w

ben, you have been warning about the dangers of this for some time now. >> yes. i do feel like i've been proven right. i started warning people in october of last year. the market peaked in november, so just a month after jacob silverman, my colleague and i, wrote our first book, warning celebrities about the dangers of these cryptocurrencies and whatnot. since then, the market has lost 70 to 75% of its value. that's just the value on paper. cryptocurrency is this opaque, largely unregulated market. so you can't even fee if the numbers are real. >> i wonder how you think you saw this when so many other celebrity have been pushing it, have been hawking it, encouraging their fans to get involved in this. how were you so skeptical of it in the first place? >> i have a degree in economics. i like to say the book i'm writing is about money and lying. i know about money from my economics degree and from making a little bit of it with 20 years in showbiz. i know about lying because i do it for a living. as an actor, you're aware of what people are doing and how

straight to ben _ it. mohammed race man, where have i hit that? straight to ben stokes. - it.as a bowler, you learn to your luck. here is another gift, a risky run, some rapid work from folks. the ball in his right glove took config bail, run out for 78, pakistan were all out for 74. the match is still young. ahmed bowling for pakistan, crawling out lbw, and then resume at 7-1 crawling out lbw, and then resume at 7—1 and what mobile this young man do? joe wilson, bbc news. perfectly poised for a day two which gets under way in the early hours. exeter chiefs have made it two wins from two in pool a of rugby union's european champions cup. luke cowan dickie was the hero as he celebrated a hat—trick as the chiefs beat the bulls 44—14. alex fletcher rounds up the best of the action. both sides had their eyes firmly on the ball after winning last time out with exeter ending 27 match unbeaten home run before this one. it was the visitors who got off to the best possible start, jacob is breaking the line before touching down. fiend the line before touching down. and no the line before

ben wallace, the quite.defence secretary speaking to us at manchester airport a little earlier. remind the earlier. just to remind you, the united states announced it united states has announced it will new mandatory covid will impose new mandatory covid 19 testing and all arrivals from china thus joining italy. india taiwan, south korea, malaysia and japan . health officials from and japan. health officials from the eu are reportedly holding talks to see what their response should be . let's speak now to should be. let's speak now to the assistant of the spectator magazine, cindy yu, who joins us. cindy, thank you for. your time this afternoon . yet again, time this afternoon. yet again, this seems a bit of government confusion as regards covid policy . there's a thing . policy. there's a thing. absolutely. and i thought covid was a thing of the past that we didn't have to talk about it anymore. of course, china is the last country in the you kind of really open up and its population much of it is infected

ben much for your analysis. ben blanchard, much foryouranalysis.u chief for reuters. as covid cases surge in china's capital, imported coronavirus tablets are being rushed to treatment centres. it comes as china said it is scrapping quarantine for travellers from the 8th january, marking the biggest shift from the country's zero—covid policy. earlier we heard from ben cowling, who is head of epidemiology and biostatistics at the school of public health at the university of hong kong. so about two weeks ago, the chinese government decided they would move away from the very strict measures they had had in place since then, zero covid measures. so for the last two weeks, infections across mainland china has been on the rise to very high levels in some cities like beijing. because of the very abrupt change in policy, there were not a lot of preparation is like getting hospitals ready for a surge, getting hospitals ready for a surge, getting medications in place and stockpiles and so on forced stop today, there has been an announcement travel measures a

why the hell not, ben?gging, kicking and just just dragging, kicking and screaming in a very loose sense to mick lynch. how can i tell up even main topics of the even more the main topics of the day the strikes day make lend the strikes christmas should mick lynch be to show us how we celebrate christmas because a lot of people won't be able to see their families . people won't be able to see theirfamilies . i'm people won't be able to see their families . i'm with that. their families. i'm with that. no, i just got a name reveal revealed the guest list . how revealed the guest list. how much in every item cost . yeah. much in every item cost. yeah. you'll find me. yeah, yeah , you'll find me. yeah, yeah, yeah.i you'll find me. yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean, make it's a shame because mick it seems to me like mick is using this as a bouncing ball to go into some kind of political career, you know, from the left and he's using it as an opportunity to trash the tories is a perfectly valid thing to do . on if you're

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