roy boss is now a major industry. south africa has around $300.00 large scale farms producing $20000.00 tons of the crop a year. south africa exports around $7000.00 tons of roy boss a year to over 60 countries. the biggest roy, both consumers are japan, germany and the netherlands, followed by britain and the united states. a global business twit, when it comes to those who 1st turned the dry looking bushes into a healthy cup of tea. the story is similar to the pie in paraguayan. the people who originally discovered the benefits of roy boss were bypassed. a valley past takes us to a small settlement outside the town of warburton in the heart of the cedar burg mountains. baron salamone is a small holder and the chairman of the warburton, original boy boss cooperative. ah, and and his fellow farmer, amelia cook, man, are descendants of the coin and sun. the indigenous inhabitants of south africa. they both grew up with wild royball in their local area, cut, crushed, and fermented by hand. traditional knowledge passed o

roy boss originally comes from the cedar berg mountains of south africa. the relatively arid north west of the country is the sole natural source of the plant, and is still the only place worldwide where it is commercially grown. the principal harvest time is between january and april. after being harvested by hand, the bushes are then crushed and machines and spread out to dry. the subsequent fermentation gives the otherwise green plant, its trademark color and name red bush. roy boss is now a major industry south africa has around $300.00 large scale farms producing $20000.00 tons of the crop a year. south africa exports around $7000.00 tons of roy boss the year to over 60 countries. the biggest roy, both consumers are japan, germany, and the netherlands, followed by britain and the united states. a global business put when it comes to those who 1st turn the dry looking bushes into a healthy cup of tea. the story is similar to the pie in paris, why? the people who originally discovered the benefits of roy boss were bypassed a valley past takes us to a sm

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here is the boss of the world's biggest employment agency.— is the boss of the world's biggest employmentt agency. workers are looking first _ employment agency. workers are looking first and _ employment agency. workers are looking first and foremost - employment agency. workers are looking first and foremost fur- employment agency. workers are looking first and foremost fur i i looking first and foremost furl would say a happy or pleasant work environment and that consists of a number of things, that is colleagues, work they are doing, values of the company and whether they are aligned with their own values, is a happiness in the workplace is very important. let’s workplace is very important. let's dii into workplace is very important. let's dig into why _ workplace is very important. let's dig into why people _ workplace is very important. let's dig into why people choose to speak out in a world that is increasingly polarised. is the saying goes, you cannot please all of the people all of the time, so why bother? paul is a professor at the prestigious dartford university in the us and

we found his boss. clear. everything that you find, send the client.have finished the work of information to competitors, your director oleg rykov passed the proof to you in the mail. it's impossible, anyone but oleg my god, what a nightmare for 20 thousand euros, what are you going to do? and why are you my old friend and warned me that you were selling our competitors' projects. i didn't sell pure water to anyone instead of to help me, call the main office and speak as if you have. i had iron evidence in my hands at night from your computer, my information in our competitors, and now about the grandmother came 20,000 euros. why asked okay, i'm leaving. i'm not the director here anymore. think what you want. pavel leave his roar on the wire. follow all his movements. and also collect information for me from all the gadgets of those employees who had access to full information. it's just three of them already about everyone we know everything or we don't know something. pasha do what i ask, i want to check everything again, who called whom, who went wh

don't be scared, boss. take me where i'll show you.arter. the clock is ticking zubarev's proposal is a pure gamble. he will try to kill a chervonets for the preparation of such an operation, more than one hour is needed. we don't get a second chance will be. you imagine finding an old man who also lives under the unknown. what surname. it 's like a needle. as a result of the hay, they had a one-way connection, if the chervonets understands that zubarev is all over with us, he will lie down on the bottom to provide normal support. i just can't. i think extra people. we don't really need our brother's serious man to make up for it, otherwise he wouldn't have lived for so long it seems. can you just write papers? why five people have a conversation with you, then there will be a separate one. and if zubarev shot you there in the garage, i’ll tell your dad that i have analysts who go to detention. gennady antonovich why is my father here? are you shooting at me with your eyes? operatives hmm seryoga, did you see this old man coming with wo

here stairs okay agreed, one another everything will be fine today. work patties mostyr, you are the boss. come on. throw your pies out. bye. i don't like red light. well, i asked, not red. freedom freedom let's take this robbery. back quickly to the wall thank you. look what's with my documents. come on let's all control. and this one, but as a mother, get ready to go back. what are you, everything is fine with me, no bosses, no gooses for you, a lot of interesting cases, and in general very interesting clients. well, okay, i’ll go to the office, i need to catch the car, but it broke down in the service, and here it’s not far on foot. yeah well, i think i can make a payout. nikolay solntse used to be just gosha what are you doing here? you should be all released, three days ago on parole, like a boy. jump i want to help you, come on, i don't need your help. understandably? did you open this office? when? and how many clients did you have? you took a loan, these are temporary difficulties, i see. here you are. you know, we're talking. that's why you're a thief. i'm not. i really don't und

welsh secretary simon hart was one of those who told the boss to go. and it was sadder than i thought it would be. i think the options were pretty limited by then, to be honest and i think boris was probably as aware of that as anybody, but being boris, i think he always thought, you know, "one more roll of the dice and something "miraculous will occur". but i thought we were just past that point. so i did say to him, "look, i think we're — "i think we reached the end of the road." simon hart later resigned himself. the band of borisjohnson supporters was getting smaller but they were still standing by their man. reporter: is anyone else standing behind the primej minister? oh, yes! i was never going to desert him and i was never going to betray him and my advice, initially, was to fight on. one member of campjohnson told me there was a sense of being bewildered — they were aware they were in trouble but they didn't think it was terminal. and a clutch of cabinet ministers arrived and took that side, too, questioning whether outside this postcode, thing

mini boss! mini boss! please stop calling me that. mini boss. mini boss. mini boss! uhh. mini boss!>> welcome back to "way too early." we're approaching 5 thirt on the east coast, 2:30 out west. >>> president biden slammed the supreme court's decision on roe v. wade and says he supports making an exception to the senate filibuster rules to get abortion rights through congress. >> i believe we have to codify roe v. wade in the law and the way to do that is to make sure that congress votes to do that. and if the filibuster gets in the way, it's like voting rights, it should be providing an exception for this, require an exception to the filibuster for this action. >> now, when asked to clarify, he said he was in favor of making an exception to the filibuster to protect privacy rights, a central component of the roe decision. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema both support code fying abortion rights into law but aoppose changing filibuster rules to do it. >> joining us is the white house reporter for the "washington post," tyler pager, and welcome to you, and this poses a big question, whe

your boss has already arrived. i am your new boss. no. let's see this number. here voluntarily chief. yes, i would just spit in his face, it seems that i managed. yes, i still don't understand how it happened. you see how it turns out, i've lost everything in your looking glass. and bride gleb i still can't come to my senses. so now i'm out of here, i won't leave soon. good afternoon, boris alekseevich sent me to the piedmont, let's go and settle in for you. go. until the neighbors, you, too, muscovites will be bored boy. thank you, you liked it. well, i'm very glad. i have a good neighbor too. all the best, goodbye. best wishes. see you later. hello hello it's good that we are neighbors now. if anything, do not hesitate to contact me, i understand men are always very hard alone. thank you, this is our local history museum. the class is mine, otherwise you know right. look, i have a business here sowing a goat. well, you know him like family. this vasilenko is to be handed over in 2 weeks. i didn't lie there. here is the rape today aroused, but to work. we must

the boss, his leader said, there were more important things to focus on. i have a huge concern that september will likely be the time when many households will face the impossible choice of paying their electricity bills or buying food. it's elise, the coalition government has been in power since february last year and is made up of centrist leftists and right wing parties. however, after 18 months in power, the stumbling block for the coalition is a bill to help tackle rising inflation and soaring energy costs. now the island of sicily illustrates the crisis facing the country. half a 1000000 households, there are still going to pay their electricity bills. lot families on the elderly are being hit, the hardest locals for, if even more sanctions are slots on russia, the fates in energy supplies, the situation, could become even worse. she said on the spines yala dead. there has been an incredible increase in bills in the situation for many families like mine is very difficult. you should. we hope that something will change in the coming months. although i

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and even the boss owner will. and how, when that out of the, of the, both of us and converting a gasoline engine to an electric engine costs over $40000.00 euros, which most owners can't afford what's more over time, the lithium batteries lose some of their power, which means more resources are needed and proper recycling is a challenge to still for sustainability. experts like pamela, awkward toys, these new technologies, offer new chances for change inside the new but africa has not been, but of course, the net effect of these climate change. yet it's the most valuable. but we do not, we just don't sit and wait for oxford to be taken. we have decided to take action and we are coming up with technologies that are helping us out, consult our environment, as well as reduce the impact of that climate change. and this is a message to the wood while these are message to the globe and other, other countries outside out in africa. and just to take action as well in the, our technologies in what they do to ensure that th

i sent a friend, a photo of a hugo boss suit on whatsapp. just an hour later, a hugo boss ad turned up on my instagram feed it jim, we've talked about will also a p on my feet hurt instead of instagram, listen in on me or read my messages. let's try little self experiment. i use terms that i usually wouldn't search for when she regressed augmentation and berlin and then we'll talk, i need both. what was held by handle so far? no. at what does the expert think is instagram spying on me? from my understanding. this is not the case, even though facebook has a couple of buttons that deal with turning microphone remotely. and however, from my understanding tangled people who looked into this, i denied this match. i google, amazon, microsoft, and apple. they all assure us that they're not listening in on phone calls or using our phones, microphone to spy on us while we're cooking and then sending us ads for a frying pan. for example. technically, this would be possible though, but let's assume that the companies really are speaking the truth. how

the start up formerly known as lippy boss, is working toward creating emission free public transport. they have already started repl, in gasoline and diesel engines and buses with electric engines removed the internal combustion engine. we replaced that with an electric motors and then we put a battery pack and a control unit to it. which means that suddenly we no longer have to go to the petrol station to fill our buses or vehicles with petrol or diesel, and then drive on it. we can go through an electrical outlet, plugin or vehicle. just the same way we charge our charge or cell phones. the buses are expected to be able to travel more than 250 kilometers per day on a single battery charge. by modifying existing vehicles realm says that reduces carbon emissions by almost 100 percent. while reducing operational costs by approximately 60 percent most of kenya's electricity is generated by renewable energy sources. for instance, geothermal. this is an important prerequisite for making electro mobility truly green. besides stopping climate change, well founder philip lobster um also sees

in all 3 incidents suspects opened fire on people in boss before speeding off in vehicles. south africa has strict gun control laws, but that hasn't prevented a large black markets for firearms. packed in these bags on nearly 25000 firearms, confiscated or handed in to police in south africa. on this day, these guns are all going to be destroyed. south africa has one of the highest violent crime rates in the world authority say illegal weapons in the hands of criminals are contributing to the problem in less privileged communities like this one way, one of the recent tavin shootings took place. people are terrorized among unless is is this is we don't feel safe because we don't know whether the people responsible for the shooting are still in our township or not. we're not safe, even if we can't walk in the street or even go to the shops without feeling nervous . we are afraid because these people could still be here with us and they would go about develop it under bumble model. i would like her government to go door to door and collect all the legal firearms. again, i'm go

it up of said inventor boss. like many so many cycles more did you what because all of that say, go to marcia, you know, now you in a tile knuckle to school. so that was near dinner laconic with amazon. does it look as long as it was one? augustine, my to live dot found nelson. glove. douglas apostles b as fast. i forgot honestly meant to swing larvae, villas, natural over la, beaten e jasa sanders, attica true. ok are going to attack or that which it's obvious or just the just call of it either to that. one of them said there, so i'll place i got to have creased tea, or cockle dot pinella was posted on your doorstep or committee now she didn't see it. please. not miss m m wally chained and te tape it wouldn't he did? fuck you on the alphabet, shall he? the genie about proposed, ah . cordial peter wilson industrial, megan? yes. with that. what then? sloan? do a 3 go down a bill in the bill. bill, us know what the rules? no, no. we had to sell the hood only say, doris, no, here you don't as this hector garcia and

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well, boss, get going on? no, but our normal saturday j o j. by yourself. make that what you will catch out of rose 2nd. we shut the pursuers on. i said, dr. wow, that's still a lot of the funny rather than just now that option do that. i'll be able to help me up with our party, john la donna. oh god, i listen to you and social organizations are valuable memory of the university of the people on for the support of the liberating sal revolution, and as indicated, unshakable unity ah, better oh z. in kilo announced missouri dean by seeking i should ever done. i know none of them, none me for me then could she got boucher or group? hi bessie. out there co chuck coach r k u ga dot their child hall, rely on that corolla has hibachi, you know, why no more on the she came by, did there caught a jeep big young guy. he at rose, rose burrows, a best actually. i mean that i have i don't often talk a sand now there's. yeah, i see how there to make out of that casual majority in jen make i then how about how to room. oh oh oh. in the next episode of the forbidden real t

administration is packed with former union employees, even his labor secretary was a former union boss who still walks the picket lines. but such actions are totally on brand for this administration. president biden swore to be the, quote, most pro-union president, end quote, in american history, and big labor is now the kingpin of this administration. at this rate, president biden might as well be a stooge. republicans must work to rein in the nlrb's union zealotry. its heavy-handed actions infringe upon the freedom of workers and hamstrings employers. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. lamalfa, for five minutes. e pushing to add a trel in higher taxes on main street in smaller businesses. instead of worki instead of working tong address america's inflation crisis, house democrats will spend this week pushing for trillions more in government spending which will only worsen america's inflation crisis further. instead of addressing the economic crisis, democrats are prioritizing liberal initiatives

hi how do you find your boss? are you 2 weeks behind schedule? know how you're going to meet your deadlines. let 's think, he will think what it is, then you will think, i give you one week. do you have a criminal investigation for the people at the facility, major lukov? okay, we 're setting up no, well, we're not on this part . alexandra sergeevich, can you have a minute? work. freaks who shot me not yet but we have information that they want to either kill. and where did you get such information from? and valentin smirnov works for you. yes, this is my driver and security guard. he is on vacation now. it seems that it is he who leaks information to criminals about you and what kind of information this is about moving by car. good. valentine valentine or not? it looks like where he got it, here is a cop, he asked nearby. and he left an autograph. maybe stop talking are we going or not? here he is our friend. let's go the long way. what's the news? on what issue i have very important information wait a minute. here you have a man with important

after all, his entire former team should be grateful to the boss for career growth, the former head of department mikhail klimov became the deputy governor, the head of his poultry farm, or on loksikov rose to the chief financier of the region, and the head of the bryansk region, alexander yemelyanov, owes a lot to the former boss on a visit to yemelyanov. we set off and the official's wife opened the door. good morning. russian television. pavel bryunin. we need alexander viktorovich emelyanov or maybe ask him to come out with us for a conversation. this concerns the lawsuit on nikolai vasilyevich's money. wait on the street, it's not clear alexandra viktorovich please invite. as it should be and just what ? let's interview, perhaps alexander emelyanov did not want to communicate with our film crew , fearing questions about his brother nikolai , the last in criminal circles. the chernozem region is known by the nickname emelya, the former head of the bryansk region, alexander yemelyanov, who is the brother of one of the most wanted criminals in russia, nikolai emelyanov, nicknamed, li

make some difference, but i'm not an honest one, a boss. and the policy and leadership was very much hoping that bite him would come in and reverse a lot of what trump did. and in some ways by didn't did try to do that in particular, and trying to promote bilateral relations between the united states, his administration and the palestinian leadership. but he has not rolled back any of the move the trump made on the israeli front. in particular, the recognition of the, of jerusalem is, is capital moving, the embassy there. and the general support for israel is much stronger under the biden administration than you might expect under a different democratic leader, especially a younger democratic leader. in that regard. the pol settings have been very much frustrated and it doesn't matter all that much from their perspective. what biden says, i'd had to point, however, one is that a boss himself lacks a lot of legitimacy among palestinians these days. so even if he would get what he wants from the vitamin administration, a lot has already moved

we already have i'm an ordinary boss. well, no, it might be bad. so, listen, ordinary bad boss.ou are going to thoughts and tell. i'm all about everyone. this is understandable. this is clear. yes yes yes. waiting for one apple a day drives the doctor away . in vain fat man for stankevich, by the way, too. you are alive, i spoke. hears us. at least blink for a landmark. if you can hear us. is not enough. well, you know me, help me out, brother, at the meeting. i will explain everything here. my mother is a woman. i don't mind, but there are people who don't really like our friendship. i don't want to. i don't have any other option. help out brother. first i'm a businessman, and then he's ok well, conditionally changed 100% this dress 30% let's conduct a session non-verbally no words are needed at all. it's afanasy's phone uh-huh for goods looks like our dutch friend is going to be in trouble. that's all great. great, but i also have one device. i would like to check something. what don't you have? this is what you say , of course, everywhere with everyone, if you still have a dr

he is the slimy boss of a provincial business that makes industrial scales.eats them all like his family. the company is up for a business excellence award, and so what he needs is for the company to look good. however, his right—hand man is having marital crisis and his work is falling apart. one of the employees has been sacked and has now set up a protest camp outside the factory with banners demanding justice. meanwhile, javier bardem's character is doing what he appears to have done before, which is behaving in a very predatory manner towards a young intern. so, it's described by the director as a tragi—comic tale of a worn—out labour ecosystem, and that is pretty much what it is. i mean, it's a corporate satire. it takes pretty kind of familiar pops at corporate capitalism. the whole fact that they make scales is a metaphor that is very heavily overworked. i mean, the scales of justice being tipped — they kind of tramp that into the ground a little bit. but bardem is great because he has that thing about smiling, patrician, "trust me," when underneath,

the father's reputation and why the staff of the white house you have to secretly look after your bossa report by our own correspondent in the usa denis davydov president biden of americans has a lot of questions about sky-high gasoline prices, rising food prices, growing inflation, but he drove up to talk to reporters about this. primarily. i want you to know i removed the mount from the pedals. how do you feel great i had to remove the mount from the pedals . after the same bike ride a couple of weeks ago, then the biden fell out of the blue. and this fall occupied the news releases, the administration's job was uninteresting. everyone was discussing the condition of the oldest president in us history, obviously there is disappointment in the white house. they think they are doing business. but people don't see it. people don't see. how much the president is involved in the work of the president can be seen, but he is not heard. compared to his predecessors, biden gave only 38 interviews in a year and a half in his position, 116 were with trump. obama has under 200 white house host o

their gregarious boss, scott, was the front man. he hobnobbed with the who's who in sports, politics, business. even the future presidents. fund-raisers? scott was your man. >> once your name gets out there, you truly cannot imagine how many people knock on your door. >> and the door that scott knocked on was melissa's. >> melissa was the one who could handle it. she would not let anything fall through the cracks. >> she specialized in employment law, but volunteered her time for battered women and women's rights. she also worked on building a memorial garden for crime victims. >> she was also is a champion for the underdog. >> she eventually led a lawyer from another form and married. but after five years, her best friends marriage had come undone and ended in a messy divorce. >> that divorce just devastated her. >> after melissa's divorce, she took on a second full-time job. best aunt ever! carrie is her sister. >> she did not have children herself? >> no. she did not want to have children. she had a career. >> and when her best f

where the company said no, i want to ask your boss in chicago. it's been a week now since the mass shooting that claimed 7 lives in. >> injured dozens of others at that 4th of july parade in suburban highland park. police lifted restrictions in the area of where the shooting took place this weekend. it was considered a crime scene but stores along the street reopen to the public today. people in the community are still processing the pain. several vigils have been held since the shooting happened. >> meanwhile, the debate over banning assault rifles is gaining traction in illinois. dozens of democrats there have signed on as co-sponsors of a bill that would ban them in that state. governor pritzker's on board with the ban, the assault rifle ban is one part of a list of measures. pritzker wants to pass. another is a ban on high capacity magazines which police say the highland park shooter use. this is not the first time an assault rifle ban has been proposed in illinois. but they never got any traction after the shooting in highland park. the demo

welsh secretary simon hart was one of those who told the boss to go.nd it was sadder than i thought it would be. i think the options were pretty limited by then, to be honest and i think boris was probably as aware of that as anybody, but being boris, i think he always thought, you know, "one more roll of the dice and something "miraculous will occur". but i thought we were just past that point. so i did say to him, "look, i think we're — "i think we reached the end of the road." simon hart later resigned himself. the band of borisjohnson supporters was getting smaller but they were still standing by their man. reporter: is anyone else standing behind the primej minister? oh, yes! i was never going to desert him and i was never going to betray him and my advice, initially, was to fight on. one member of campjohnson told me there was a sense of being bewildered — they were aware they were in trouble but they didn't think it was terminal. and a clutch of cabinet ministers arrived and took that side, too, questioning whether outside this postcode, things

it would take decades to rebuild the don't boss region and an end to the fighting is not in sight. residents face more danger in the coming months. and i'm joined now by military analyst and former british army officer, mike martin, who joins us with the view from london. mike, what we saw there was essentially a p r pushed by russia to show it's in control of the dumb boss and the course of the war. does that reflect the military reality as you see it? i think the military reality is that they're having to pay offices and build hospitals because they destroyed those cities in the 1st place. i think this is fairly normal for occupying armies to do these sorts of activities. what i think we should do is view your recent reports within the context of the operational cause. the rush has been on for the last 10 days. so they have been regrouping, trying to get less supplies back together, trying to sort out their depleted manpower. they've suffered lots of casualties and because of that they haven't been doing any military offensives. so this gives them a chance to do some of the activ

had blood here on his temple called to get the latest developments on the conflict in ukraine and on boss to hetero website where he can delve into updates from the front lines as well as find global perspectives on that one on fully outside r t dot called religious tensions are rising in india, with several 1000 hinders rallying to express their outrage over the gruesome killing of a shopkeeper. to muslim men are believed to have pretended to be customers before beheading the store owner. the power posted a video online saying they attack the man in revenge after he supposedly express support for a high ranking hindu politician who insulted the profit margin. while india is officially a sector, a multi ethnic state religious strains, hoping only increase following the latest deadly incidents, the government has undertaken some drastic measures. as ortiz sharma ruin june checks us through. not just sitting there has been put on high off the internet services have been suspended and 7 off i dont gatherings have been ban 40 mom all still gonna. dina was rudely modelled in broad daylight. yo

i think you have tojust be honest with your boss and with yourself.is the big battleground of this contest, and both would let companies keep more of their profits. sajid javid also cutting income tax sooner than planned, and he'd scrap the rise in national insurance agreed while he was in government. if we don't have the tax cuts, we won't get the growth and, if we don't get the growth, we won't be able to sustain the public services. that's a much greater risk. in all my time in government, i've never come across a decision — especially the big decisions — that don't involve risk one way or the other. mr hunt warned against personal tax cuts too soon and said reducing business rates was the way to encourage growth. the number one priority with me with my business experience is to get the economy growing, and that's why... ..not necessarily the most retail tax cuts, but the things that will boost business, make us an attractive business environment, use our brexit freedoms to turn ourselves into the world's next silicon valley... another new entrant

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the boss veered off a mountain road in northern indian and fell into a deep gorge. the course of this accident is unknown inasmuch as don street protests have ended in bloodshed and deaths more than 243 people were wounded. this 18 people killed when unrest broke out us protest as march through the capital of the autonomy province. correct? kolpak stun, president shaft got no bureau if has declared a state of emergency in the province. china has placed 1700000 people under locked down in the central and province after 300 new cove at 19 cases were reported, leaving streets deserted, an empty, the 0 covey policy, which imposes strict isolation measures. in an effort to fully eradicate the virus, means people can only leave their homes to get tested. thousands of protesters in george's capital tbilisi have demanded the resignation of the government. demonstrators are angry over the government's failure to secure a candidate status in its bid to join the european union. georgia you bid as been delayed due to a lack of reforms, protest as an acreage a high or have taken

the boss of ryanair boss is urging the uk government to take a more "practical, common—sense" approachto fill vacancies. michael 0'leary says it would help ease disruption to air travel. the government says it wants firms to invest in workers from the uk. shares of snap, the owner of the snapchat messaging service, have plunged 25% after it warned of "incredibly challenging" economic conditions as advertisers cut back spending. it sparked a sell—off in other social media firms, including the owners of facebook and google, which saw some $80 billion wiped off their combined stock market value. the european central bank has raised interest rates for the first time in more than 11 years as it tries to control soaring inflation across the 19 nations that share the euro currency. the ecb increased its key interest rate by 0.5 percentage points to 0% and plans further hikes this year. the rate has been negative since 2014 in a bid to boost the region's economy after years of weak growth. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — safer dating: the boss of tinder tells us how the app will do b