my name, ben. go for it. >> stephen: chant ben! >> ben: i can't get one person to say my name. i'm going to win. i know i'm going to win. >> stephen: wait a second. you started like this. ready? right up here. >> ben: he is going to do it again. this is what over-the-top happens. >> stephen: what are you doing? how are you cheating already? >> ben: i will go limp until you tell me. >> stephen: no, don't go limp. i'm not in hospice! i'm 60. >> ben: congratulations. when was your birthday? it was just his birthday, guys. >> stephen: thank you. i'm 73. >> ben: can i do something? we have to play thumb war underneath. i just invented it. name it. what is this game? thumb war underneath. >> stephen: battle under the bridge. >> ben: battle under the bridge, now you can't cut it. it's one of the best things we have ever done. and by the way, "sonic the hedgehog 3" is coming in theaters december 20th. okay, ready? >> stephen: one, two, three. >> ben: i love this idea. ready? i love coming on the show. this is great. i don't care about winning either. >> stephen: oh, i do. >> ben: do yo

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ben (on phone): no.ankiewicz (voiceover): police weren't sure what to make of ben and his version of events. so there was no way to tell whether the story that ben had told police on the 911 tape actually happened? the only thing we had was ben's word. no cell phone records back then, and no records of local phone calls. so that call that ben talked about, that may never have happened. that is correct. i would expect someone to be-- i can't find her, i don't know where she is. she's not answering. it was a very mellow, it was a very feeling-less phone call. and it was somebody who didn't seem too concerned. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): ben waited in the living room while police went into angie's bedroom. they came out and told him angie was dead. the first responding officer, whaten ask whw she was, or anything like that. and sometimes people who don't ask that question don't ask it, because they already know the answer. exactly. they didn't ask how she was killed, whether it was gunshot, whether it was

but ben-gurion persisted. and the result today what one might call the miraculous of israel, a flourishing and thriving country, and the only in the middle east. so kissinger in realism its place and avoids overreach. it avoids schemes that cannot be fulfilled it avoids trying to do good and doing harm instead. but it's not the right approach. before we turn to questions from the audience, which i very much want to have, i'm going to ask you one personally of great interest me containment as a strategic approach and i don't mean necessarily passive contained it, but containment in all the dimensions it can take is that realism is it realism designed to make a more ideal stick view or structure possible? how you interpret it? well, that's a very important question. and it us to a major point about american foreign policy. where real and wilsonian ism conflict america has to make a choice and it's sometimes difficult choice but where they are in harmony where a policy both american interests and promotes america

leo armstrong and this is ben leo tonight. but don't worry, ben will be back in a couple of weeks. he's taking some hard earned time off with his wife and kids. ben, if you're watching, have a good one, mate. but while ben's away, rest assured that you're going to get the same forthright opinions that ben bastions on this show from me coming up tonight on the show. >> ten minutes. that case never crossed my desk. >> a shame on both their houses, the tories and labour are playing a disgraceful game of politics, while victims sit voiceless on the sidelines and very difficult for us to think we should take back people. >> shamima begum and others are instinctively, instinctively. it's not something i want to do. >> yes, farage under fire. we've got political heavyweights ben habib and gordon taylor going head to head , discussing nigel head to head, discussing nigel farage's position after he's allegedly faced misleading headunes allegedly faced misleading headlines and a slew of criticism. plus a cheeky treat, my criticism. plus a cheeky treat, my country, that i proudly represent. w

ben. >> yes, indeed. and i was actually reading in your notes that even if people's homes are still standing, they could still be at risk from the pollutants that are now inside them. right. >> yeah. that's we had a study that came out of colorado because here's the thing that people also have to understand right now, there have been so many increased wildfires across the united states, across canada, across the world, that medically we have very valid data. there are very solid research projects that go on to study. this one came out of colorado, which unfortunately has had fires, and it showed that the people whose homes did not burn internally within their home had higher levels of these types of chemicals inside the home than were outside their home. so after your home is in an area where the burn has occurred, people are going to have to do some real deep cleaning. and, you know, to look for some of these chemicals, whether it's in their sofas and furniture and things like that. and these volatile or

and ben with reached out to us.s is going to be very interesting because the guy is so energetic. he's got so much -- his ideas are great. so when he reached out, we said, yeah, why not? and, you know, things move on. you think about it, you know, a.i., it's here. and the guy is so much into in that we couldn't resist. we had to say yes. come on. we'll come along with you. so that's why we're here. and is it's such an interesting time. just to move into the new technology. going back to reebok and, yes, the old, traditional technologies, but this is something different, and i love that. liz: well, i remember -- listen, i don't want to tell you, joe, how many' -- reebok punk high classes i had and how many step classes in the '90s i took wearing those things. what is it about the look? because i'm holding this thing up, and my floor director said sasquatch is on the floor, he wants his shoe back. this thing is gigantic. tell me what it is about the style, joe, that you think would be snapped up by the greater audienc

was it easy to get more people to commit ben:? seeing on the scientific discovery -- every announcement we make there is not one but does go to seven to scientific first in every announcement we make which is remarkable. it is a testament to the team we brought together, both internally and externally that has given investors a lot of confidence on the progress we have made. i nettie had eddie -- i never had any raising of b easy. that has never been my life. -- i've never had any raising of capital be easy. that has never been my life. caroline: ben lamm, it is great to catch up with you. come back when you have your next breakthrough. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. tomorrow palmer lucky joining bloomberg technology for a live interview. also don't forget on our podcast, you can find it on the terminal as well as online on apple, spotify, and i heart. from new york and washington, this is bloomberg technology. ♪ - it's something about having that piece of paper. some people think that's worth more than my

ben houchen said she was a fantastic _ that. ben houchen said she was a fantastic mel _ that. ben houchen said she was a fantastic mel stride but - that. ben houchen said she was a fantastic mel stride but he - a fantastic mel stride but he said that people still don't trust us, few people see us as credible. is he wrong? he trust us, few people see us as credible. is he wrong?- credible. is he wrong? he is absolutely _ credible. is he wrong? he is absolutely right _ credible. is he wrong? he is absolutely right and - credible. is he wrong? he is absolutely right and the - absolutely right and the general election typifies this, that we have a huge mountain to climb but at the time to do it. do you? with nigel farage snapping at your heels? this snapping at your heels? as there will _ snapping at your heels? sis there will probably snapping at your heels? s there will probably not snapping at your heels? sis there will probably not be an election for another 11.5 years. we have to regain the trust in a number of areas, we have to regain the trust in a number ofareas, including

jack: ben?t 12 months all these stocks have gained 31% or more except microsoft gained about 14%. it's only cheaper, the only time it's been cheaper is during the bear market of 2022 and during the selloff during covid. it's really a concern about too much spending on a.i., but if the company can show that spending is starting to pay off a, it could bounce back here. it's been such a laggard that it's -- and it's the actually sitting at a support level that if things start to go right, i think there's a lot of upside. jack: thank you, guys. that read more, check out this week's edition of barron's.com. follow us at bare with ron's online. and that's all for us. we'll see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ -(screaming) -♪ bad boys -♪ whatcha want, whatcha want ♪ ♪ whatcha gonna do -♪ when the sheriff john brown come for you? ♪ -stop! now! stop!

>> well, it's a very good question, ben. >> what?>> there is a clue to this. >> we know that the aircraft hit birds. >> we know that the pilots declared a mayday. >> mayday. go around at that very moment, the aircraft stopped transmitting its air traffic control data called ads-b. that's the transmission that tells air traffic control its altitude speed. that's how they track aircraft. now, that signifies an electrical failure. at the same time, it appears that the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder also cut out as well. and stop recording. so maybe there was some catastrophic electrical failure, but there is battery backup. so this crash is just so shrouded in mystery. it there's lots and bits and pieces that don't connect and don't make sense. >> and i wonder if we're going to continue on it being a mystery, because i feel so bad for those families who were hoping that the black boxes were going to bring them answers. today should have been the day when they were getting more answers, right? so where do investigato

big ben is a favored spot for social media users. but one night a year, the bell and its bongs get a much bigger audience. it's now impossible to imagine a new year's eve in london without big ben. but what makes big ben tick, you ask? let me show you. come with me. let's go up. oh finally. how do you feel when you. when you hear that? >> it always sounds like a stern friend reminding you not to be late. this is the our bell here, big ben, which is seven foot six, high, 13.7 tons. it's the weight of a small elephant. >> how do you keep it regulated on time? >> i have a specific app built on my phone specifically for time in the clock. as soon as the hammer hits the bell, i press the button and check the time. the majority of the time, within a fifth of a second of the correct time. so the regulations that we're making are actually very, very small, and especially for something like new year, it's really important that the clock is on time. >> oh, here we go. >> this is amazing. >> they're just fabulous aren't they? the dials are abou

ben ferguson is here to react.on what dagen and guy benson are ready to rumble on, on their hit show. guy: definitely rumble. it's going to be a big one at the temperature of the hour -- top of the hour starting with jason chaffetz, our colleague, on the growing calls for consequences in california for leaders there. plus, mike huckabee looking ahead to joe biden's speech on monday on foreign policy. dagen: and the legal law lawfare for donald trump officially other, and the gag is off. brett tolman is here on that,(a top of theuc hour.. ♪ ♪ advantages for far too long. (auctioneer) 7.5 at the back. (man) look at them — unaware that robinhood gold members now enjoy the vip treatment — a 3% ira match on retirement contributions. (auctioneer) 11 million sir. (man) once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive... their fragile reality will plunge into disarray. ♪ louis! cut! more mud! action! louis, louis! cut mud on her face! louis! okay everybody, that's lunch! (♪) (♪) mud mask? no, no, no! compare hot

let me let ben freeman jump in on israel and think tanks. guest: aipac is certainly a word we hear all the time. it is the first things on people's heads. for us, it is a really tricky case. aipac is not actually a foreign institute. this is a domestic organization. it is funded by domestic sources . by our definition, we are looking exclusively at foreign government funding. we could say first sure money that was coming from a foreign government, aipac doesn't meet that threshold. until we hear some sort of smoking gun that aipac is getting funding from the israeli government, i am not aware of that. we will go back and update the database. we will update this database every year. some of these funding dynamics change. if we do learn that aipac is funded by the israeli government we will certainly add that. host: natalie is in texas, independent, thanks for waiting. caller: i have a question, i want to know -- are you on the air now? host: yes, you are. caller: i wanted to ask you all why are they taking money out of social security of old

ben noll there.ings in place in the uk where snow and ice continues to cause problems on the roads as well as for trains and air travel in northern england. an amber weather warning for snow in parts of lancashire, cumbria and the lake district has been extended into monday morning, as more wintry showers are expected overnight. milder temperatures in the south of england have led to more than 20 flood warnings being issued. the fbi says a man who killed 1a people in new orleans on new year's day visited the city twice — in the months before the attack. investigators say shamsud—dinjabbar recorded videos of the area where he rammed a truck into crowds. the us army veteran, who'd pledged allegiance to the islamic state group, was killed in a shoot—out with police. fbi special agent for the new orleans office lyonel myrthil, gave this update on the findings so far. during that time using meta— glasses he recorded a video as he rode through the french quarter on a bicycle. this video shows jabbarr durin

i think that ben is right. trump's foreign policy is don't come in my yard.on't even throw your ball in my yard. and china likes to push and push. and we have seen it since the first few moments of the biden administration when the chinese ambassadors were so rude to blinken's face right to his face that the respect is simply not there you see it in the philippines, in the so south cha sea. you see it with australia and neighbors. see it in panama and greenland. the united states' sovereignty and the western hemisphere our dominance in the western hemisphere must be respected even if if people who are wick wikipediaing it for the first time don't understand that. >> laura: the other point about this, ben, when trump expects our allies to treat us as allies, that's somehow met with howls of indignation. jim himes from connecticut, congressman, spoke about this today. watch. >> president-elect trump is talking about taking greenland, renaming the gulf of mexico, getting european countries to pay 5% of their g.d.p. for nato. like where does this come from? just

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>> ben: congratulations to pete for taking on this role.t is very demanding and you have to walk through fire to get it. we'll have a man in the arena moment today. it will be targeted from warren, duckworth and horono, who will focus on things he said in the pasts, accusations and things he's been clear about. women in combat and his view of the woke military complex that has taken over pentagon in recent years. that is something they will come after him hard, trying to influence joni ernst, who is a veteran and has strong opinions. i think they want to get her as someone who is waivering on pete. his meetings have gone well and he's risen to this moment and he's allayed concern of senators all over the place and met with them. he will get through this and get support he needs. >> brian: people point to collins and murkowski. people said don't give up on collins, and keep an eye on john fetterman, he was impressed. the other thing to look for and he doesn't have a date i can see is kash patel. what is his focus? how will they go at him? we

it's good to see you, ben. for whether or not these people are qualified is not whether they actually have any actual experience doing the job, it is loyalty. this is what the associated press, the trump team apparently is questioning. even civil servants who just currently work at the national security council about whether they're committed to his agenda. trump's pick for national security adviser matt walsh in recent days publicly signaled his intention to get rid of all nonpolitical appointees and career intelligence officials serving on the nsc. msnbc by inauguration day to ensure the council is staffed with those who support trump's agenda. so if that's what the civil servants are going through, why should we expect any of these people to be asked about their qualifications by republicans? >> yeah, i mean, that's right, joy. this is what they foreshadowed with project 2025. i mean, that's what this is, quite literally. so whatever trump said to distance himself from the campaign, what we're seeing now is

executive producer ben stiller.et her out of here. right? i mean, she's my wife. >> right, of course. i mean, assuming she's still here. >> oh, ben, adam. good morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm doing well. thanks for coming in. before we start talking about this season, i know you are a california guy. >> yeah. >> you guys were supposed to have this big red carpet premiere. they had to postpone that because of what's happening with the wildfires out there. first of all, how is your family and friends? >> my mother-in-law lost her home, along with thousandsf others. we're just doing what we can to help out. >> happy you are here. happy you are okay. let's talk about this new season of "severance." first of all, for fans like myself, why did it take so long? we're talking three years for season 2? >> it's adam's hair. takes a while. he's very specific about it. >> that's right. >> we got hit with a strike in the middle, and it takes a little while. i'm happy we're back and the fans stuck with us for the f

ben croucher, bbc news. graham potter has already agreed a 2.5—year deal to take over.ormer chelsea and brighton boss has been out of work since leaving stamford bridge nearly two years ago and his first game will be at aston villa in the fa cup on friday. graham is a very thought—provoking manager. he knows exactly what he wants, but he wants feedback from the players. it's a collective, rather than a dictatorship. and he will meticulously study each and every opponent, and he will best plan the way to try and penetrate that opponent, to try and hurt that opponent an obviously win games at the end of the week. what type of player does well under graham? someone that works extremely hard. he is very big on next action, so if something goes wrong, he doesn't want a disappointment or arms in the air, it's about that next action, about getting up on your feet and getting back in the game and not pausing, staying in the game effectively from a mental capacity point of view. i think anyone that buys into graham's philosophy will successful under him. this i do believe he is

todo listo el divorcio de jennifer lÓpez y ben affleck es un hecho. enero va a ofrecer una Íntima presentaciÓn. laura: estoy muy emocionada. es algo que siempre me ha gustado. cantar en lo mÍo. yo empecÉ cantando. nadie se acuerda de eso, pero comencÉ cantando. ahora me estoy dando chance, estoy abriendo esta puerta en el mundo de la mÚsica. vamos a dar un concierto muy Íntimo en lugares pequeÑos. les va a encantar. estoy segura que vamos hacer un espectÁculo muy lindo para todos ustedes. tenemos planeado hacer cosas. hay algunas cosas irreverentes que se me ocurrieron. la vamos a echar a andar. hay gente que va a decir: por quÉ hace eso? eso no sucede en 1 bar, pero aquÍ va a suceder. no se preocupen. no me voy a quitar la ropa. nada indecente, pero sÍ muy divertido. tambiÉn hay que poner comedia a todo. >> despuÉs de haber sufrido un micro infarto cerebral de actriz y cantante se mantiene pendiente de su salud. laura: sÍ, gracias a dios me estoy cuidando mucho. ahorita estoy bajo control constante con un cardiÓlogo y neurÓlogo. de hecho, me tengo qu

of congress lieutenant governor henderson, the cannon family and the sculptor of this great statue, ben hammond, as is speaker of the house i have the privilege of welcoming you to the capital on this very special occasion. our building is filled with monuments, our nation's history. and as those men and women stand tall, they remind us of where we have been, where we are, and where we are going. today. martha hughes cannon joins ranks as one who exemplifies the pioneering of the american west martha and her parents to america to settle the west and to follow their dreams. but along the journey her sister died and just days after arriving her father. their dreams of settling the west and building a life in america were cut. but that adversity and heartache gave birth to a new dream for martha to become a doctor. oftentimes through our own suffering, we learn that we can comfort others who go through similar, similar struggles. that's what she did. rather than spiral in despair, as some might have. martha used her skills and her talents to help those around her. first, she got a degree i

we're here with our friend ben shapiro.n in israel right now we have the left which is enshrined in the judicial system there and with the attorney general. and now they are threatening the prime minister's wife sara netanyahu with obstruction charges putting her under investigation that lucent that case against benjamin netanyahu seems to me they are looking for a way to try to pressure him into some kind of deal. what you make of this? >> is no question it's what's happening. the reality is netanyahu has been electorally successful in the israeli system which is a really difficult system to navigate. he spent in power are 14 and the last 15 years and assist in that has elections every six months or so apparently. they basically activated law enforcement wing to go after netanyahu personally. and then when that failed they're going after sara netanyahu this is part of a broader trend you are seeing from the left worldwide. you cannot win another election of your government to go up to the politicians you did not particular

are going to show us the devastation house is gone. driveway spilled with cause ben so badly. it is impossible to make out which make or model they was. you know, once a vehicle uh catches fire and is fully in engulf. ringback obviously is putting out a lot of sparks and a lot of embers, and those can carry in a very strong when the fire started in the hills spreading across the whole area with tara flying speed. it seems that will hold those who lives here for the rest of their lives. how rotate force wins gave it an extra charge. you have home 0 stair stepped up a hillside and so the steeper the train, the more the fire will act like it's just going up the chimney. we're having to walk as people try to flee in that cause they found themselves trapped. so people what can be done in that cause, trying to get away from the fire? that's correct. you can see the direction all these vehicles were pointed initially they were coming down this direction and the fire was coming down the hill and starting to impinge across the road here. and i think people has the vehicles were stopped

when the foreign minister is ben-gvir and smotrich object and we'll hear them eject. they're already objecting. well, netanyahu can call their bluff and say, you can leave the coalition if you want, but i have the support of enough members as well as a soft cushion from the opposition for this. so in the near term, he has that space. the big, hard question, of course, is what's he going to do with it and what president elect trump going to do with it? you know, president biden is handing off an opportunity for him now with a calmer region. no assad in power, iran defanged, hezbollah decimated now a cease fire. well, president elect trump really lean in and try to make sure with the credibility he has and he has a lot inside of israel to try to ensure that this process goes forward peacefully. so i think the prime minister, he does have some space. he does need to take advantage of it. >> you wrote something interesting in the lead up to this, joel. you wrote success has many fathers and it's time to share credit. talk a little bit more about that. >> yeah. you know, c

ben rachel will be in the studio with me shortly to talk about the snow in the states as well.ese pictures are for a few moments. you can see some vehicles moving on the roads but unfortunately, we don't have that rather extraordinary image of someone being pulled along by a car on water skis but that is the latest that we are hearing from the fire service in rutland and leicestershire. the fire brigade they are urging locals to take these flood warning seriously and take steps to prepare themselves, including turning off electricity, gas, and water and of course, checking all the flood alerts. the assistant chief fire and rescue officer saying that the flooding poses a serious risk to lives and property. the control crews are working for aloud to assist those at the moment to keep people safe. that is being listed and a major incident. we will keep you right up to date with that as we get more information about the situation there. just about the situation there. just a reminder of that qr code on your screens for use in the uk where you can get more information. british mps a

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ben ross is here for sports night live tonight. of course, stick around for the news at 11 to but what's going on. hey, guys, well, our talking forty-niners the season is over. but today we heard from both john lynch, the general manager and kyle shanahan. >> talking about the offseason talking about brock purdy. could he get extension? we'll hear from aaron wilson down in santa clara. that's coming up next sports night live. >> i you to turn around your left shoulder. there's a kid dancing cooking in the fight. i need to look at him. it put now he's going to run away. i did >> as the come in, i think of the game today. >> it's great. you did also. shout out talent and a bomb. shout out. isaac maxey everybody. welcome to sports night live. >> i'm ben ross trying to get to stanford and cal, both of them in action tonight trying to get home winds in conference play for youge

here's ben grubb with habitat for humanity.with them to build a home back in 2013 here in the bay area. i want to ask you, tell me how the president is he the real deal? we've heard all kinds of stories you got to spend time with him. tell the public about this man. jimmy carter is absolutely real d i we met him a couple of minutes. couple occasions, 2001 new york city and told katie and then here in the bay area 2013, like you mentioned. >> and he roslyn carter came around site there can no-nonsense builders. they want to know what they're doing today. they want to know what tools they should bring and they show up the next morning 7.30, brad morning. ready to go. you know, the source of some the volunteers showed up and they're really the personification of a perfect volunteer would be for habitat. we like to call the cars and volunteers. obviously, there so much more than that. but at the core us what it was and we're grateful for time here. we're grateful to for their impact, mission and our work in general. and he spent ti

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and, ben, tell us who's going to be affected.re are concerns about people in rural areas in particular. absolutely. so the amber warnings, as we've already seen, cover parts of wales and the midlands that snow and ice warning because as well as the snow, we will see freezing rain, supercooled water droplets, very cold water falling down through the atmosphere, landing on cold surfaces, freezing on impacts. so that will be part of the mix that could cause some very, very icy conditions on top of the snow that falls. then that other warning in northern england. and, as you say, it's rural communities over high ground as well where we could see 30cm, 40cm of snow. we're looking at the risk of power cuts. certainly disruption on the rails and on the roads. but this graphic here shows that really awkward mix, because across the southwest of england right now, away from the highest hills, it isjust raining. it's turning to snow across wales, the midlands, northern england, with those very big accumulations over the hills. even at lower

i know is the ben franklin bridge, baby. that's how you get to the jersey shore. oh, yeah. >> we're the worst. yeah. how's john fetterman doing? >> john fetterman is doing perfect. >> who is john fetterman? somebody. >> i don't know, but he sounds like a good person. he's a liberal. >> i love when he wears, like, the sweatshirts and stuff. he's a diva. he's your senator. >> what has he done for us lately? >> he's been wearing hoodies around the capitol. he got to wear a suit. >> oh my god. really? oh, my gosh, you know. oh. it's devastating man. >> donald trump's getting sworn in next week. what do you want? to see him tackle the border instead of the gulf of mexico? >> gulf of mexico. >> the mexicans alone. because they can build the whole house from ground up. >> he's gonna tackle mulanda. it's melania. >> melania? >> oh, that's a nice one. >> i can't wait to see what melania is gonna wear, to be honest with you. i'm so excited. oh, my god, my mom is freaking out. she hates donald trump. >> special shout out to my mother a

neighbors like ben say it's a tough situation. >> this is terrible, and i feel sorry for her.eporter: police say no one has been arrested in the double homicide, and they have not released any suspect information. they're asking anyone who has information to give them a call. >>> okay, we're going to pick up the story on the forecast here at home, and while our offshore winds are not anywhere near as impactful as what we've been seeing in southern california, they are still an important part of our forecast locally. we got a wind advisory right now in the mountains. you see the outlines lining up perfectly to the topography. gusts up to 50 miles an hour in the north bay mountains. the peak for that's actually going to be coming on monday morning. and the timing for this advisory is quite long. it started last night at midnight. and it doesn't expire until we get into about monday afternoon. so there's a listening period of time here with a wind advisory, but it doesn't stay this strong the whole time. we are not going to have 50-mile-an-hour gusts on mount saint helena. they'v

let's speak to our political correspondent, ben wright, at westminster.nisters decision? it was. the prime minister _ ministers decision? it was. the prime minister received - ministers decision? it was. the prime minister received a - prime minister received a letter from prime minister received a letterfrom sir laurie magnus, his advisor on ministerial behavior and standards earlier today for that the prime minister spoke to tulip siddiq and it was tulip siddiq who offered her resignation because she had felt she become us distraction it was untenable for her to continue as a job it treasury minister and person responsible for tackling corruption. this has been festering for a number of weeks sense tulip siddiq was first named into anti—corruption probes being held in bangladesh into the activities of our wider family. into the activities of our widerfamily. she is a member of one of the most prominent families in bangladesh politics. now the focus of anti—corruption investigations anti—corru ption investigations into whether or anti—corruption investig