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you guys did bristol at the wall, right?e also got lilly and azn to look. >> at louisa by. salesforce is huge. by huge i mean look these stocks are going down. people want to sell things. they want to sell. get some negative news and they'll sell it. i mean eli lilly has a is in phase three for a pill form. they have to take the pill every day. they've got so many different trials going on that they use the font that i couldn't see. i couldn't see it. i saw the font. >> yeah, well there's lilly and then there's everybody else. i mean, they've just separated themselves completely from the rest of the nova. well, no. maybe not. i mean, certainly market cap wise, it's the only one that's that's close. >> lilly has the. i'm going down to see the. >> it's not even glp one. it's all simers. it's right. >> yeah. but you know what they're doing. they're putting up factories for things that have not been approved because they're so confident they will be. i like that i think david ricks is terrific. absolutely terrific. i know he's a

at the docks in bristol, _ to be getting poorer.l docks in bristol, the currents the flow of the werle! sewer", flee; this of the l-jerlel sewer", flee; this ship freely. this ship came from china and is on to laden 7 laden with 9000 cars. belgium laden with 9000 cars. but economic uncertainty is increasing domestic and inereeeieg demeetie one" sources. the uk disappointed at the �*end of year in �* end of year in the lower end of last year in the the assumption was that would be in recovery now. vie weele lee in reeeeef'r' nevi. are vie weele lee in reeevef'r' nevi. are clouds but there are clouds from tax rises domestically, from tax rises but also from 3500 miles away, uncertainty over donald total uncertainty over donald trump �*s trade policies. we trump 's trade policies. 77 made judgement have not made anyjudgement about what should be because as we see implemented because as we see this it is highly 77 7 77 anything anythfngzthat uncertain. anything that fragments the world serieusly fragments the wes-4d is serieusly fragmen

justin rowlatt, bbc news, bristol. hasjustin a they are fussy! let's poodle? they are fussy! let's take you all the from take you all the way from the uk to australia. scientists in australia have succeeded in producing hairy—nosed wombats from extinction. animation for months inside the mother. institute for zoo and wildlife research in germany, rhino, which is in fact ongoing research. and we are unfortunate that we only have two animals with which we can produce embryos at the moment. so it's even a bit more challenging, and i think for example, the koala is not faring really well. to have these technologies at hand. and i've been reading that this kind of work some species that we've lost. is that true? bringing back our species, which i'm actually not so much i think it's reasonable enough because there's still live footage of them roaming around and the habitat is still there, so they actually have their ecological niche still present and are probably also lacking on saturday, about $40,000 worth of eggs were sto

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justin rowlatt, bbc news, bristol.0 billion towards ai investment. hello there. led to some beautiful winter sunshine both topping and tailing the country. and just look at devon. going to be more cloud for england and wales. a change on the way over the next few days. there's quite a cold wind developing that's frost and patchy fog still an issue. and with wind gusts for some in excess of 30 miles an hour, clear skies and sunny spells after a frosty start for northern ireland and scotland. could drive in a cluster of showers as we go an hour at times. if you're caught in those sharper showers. we keep those clear skies, so saturday to the northwest a little bit of nuisance rain drifting its way steadily a little bit of brightness developing into the southeast by the end of the day. not quite as cold on saturday, the winds not quite as strong either. we keep this area of high pressure, which will continue so, as we go through the week ahead, a lot of dry weather around, but that still means there's a risk for one or tw

christopher mace, bbc news in bristol. in the uk, little was known about the group's founding member,manjim. hi, i'm lorna almonds windmill. he was a founder of the sas. and corin silva, who was chosen to portray my something quite significant. and of course all the filming was very well done. in fact, my father escaped from two prisoner of war camps. from red cross parcels. he secretly plaited them, knotted them, lengthened them then, with three others, they overpowered a guard who was tempted by some coffee, and my father overpowered him, bound him, gagged him. when he went to the middle east, when i was interviewing, i said to him, why was he called gentleman jim? plenty of evidence of that. of any man i've killed. so i know that he did kill, but he did it for his country. beneath your feet or the way ahead of you? in paris 202a. her biggest hurdle was finding a guide runner to run divya arya tracks her journey to find out how simran did it. coach and her guide runner. championship. translation: so i learned that i don't have to pull her. - line first before i do. but let her get a

and while for bristol and celgene you've got a lot of free cash flows.ave a lot of issues that bristol is working through now from it. so i don't know if that's the answer. you want to buy a lot of these 10 to $15 billion companies that have great assets to mosaic out of pipeline, but you got to be smart about it. otherwise you become like a pfizer. >> or maybe even cross border m&a. i think that might be an interesting theme. it's not just the russell 2000, but it's also europe. and you know, the a bunch of really cheap stocks in other regions of the world. >> right? right. >> tim. evan. hey, i want to go back to mark, because i know we've just talked about the keytruda gardasil dynamic here, but it just seems to me look at pfizer. look how this has been. dead money. look how it's dead in the water. it fell off a cliff. and it seems to me that the analyst community i mean, you take away gardasil and keytruda, that's 70 and remove animal health. there's nothing left to the business. i mean, the risks we're talking about. why isn't this stock dead and i m

at bristol's portbury docks, flow fairly freely. laden with 9,000 cars. and international sources. inovery right now. it's highly uncertain. is not good for growth in the world economy, so don't retaliate if the americans do tariffs... i'm not going to, that's, that's obviously, you know, all these policies are the government's. but i would always caution against policies that lead around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. welcome back. is in washington dc to hold his first meeting with president trump. high on their agenda will be the bid byjapan�*s nippon steel's to buy us steel. with the us president. has been struggling financially and nippon steel has made numerous promises, like investing in its domestic steel mills and protecting jobs. to keep its leadership american citizens. and when the unions said they may import cheaper steel they made a commitment that it will not. of course, that didn't stop mr biden from blocking and mr ishiba will likely bring this up in his meeting. with the late mr abe. one of president trump's many eye—catching policies is to buy greenla

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rowlatt, j rowlatt, ébc rowlatt, libc news, justin rowlatt, bbc news, bristol. fertilisation, or ivf. skies, so saturday to the northwest we'll start off again with some patchy frost and fog around. quite a lot of cloud to begin with on saturday. as strong, either. to keep things relatively quiet but still pretty cold. if : : ewing saying it's a investment, saying it's a opportunity. frozen assets: how beijing wants earn cold, how beijing wants to earn cold. through its ice and hard cash through its ice and snow economy. there. 7 there. vsteve lai. hi, there. i'm steve lai. welcome. we start in the united says it in artificial intelliqehte ih the year, calling artificial intelliqehce ih the year, calling it a coming year, calling it a once—in—a—lifetime business opportunity. despite this, shares have tumbled in amazon shares have tumbled in after—hours �* it m— reported weakness in its cloud computing unit.— reported weakness in its cloud computing unit. amazon posted sales and org year's i sales and profit in last year's final quarter beat analyst final quarter that beat analyst expe

. >> are the ones i mean, look, my travel trust owns bristol-myers. i think bristol-myers is terrific. they've got a new drug coming. >> this week. >> yeah. cabana, which is about schizophrenia. first, new drugs. >> i want to talk about being taken advantage of, though, when you come back to pharmaceuticals and the fact that the us consumer in some ways subsidizes the r&d of our great companies in that area. >> so the. >> rest of the world can pay lower prices. >> that's true. but that's. >> why that's actually that's an area where we conceivably are being taken advantage of. >> well, so are we under biden? >> yes. they brought. >> some prices down. >> the prices. yes. >> i think that that's something that president trump would continue. >> to do. >> that said, you always run the risk that if you bring them down too much, you then move, eliminate, no, you eliminate the. incentive for some of these. companies to. spend as much as they are on r&d. and, well, that's. >> true. >> but that's what. >> you make a fortune if you started, if you start a compan

you always taught me with bristol-myers, a dividend is important. this company, abbvie, has been in my portfolio. >> is just a gem. and they really started to do well when the botox, when people were taking the ones they bought a company, that was something that failed and no one even cared, or when it had to do with a brain work. abby is a winner. i can't believe the stock dropped so much. i think abbvie is a buy. i'm watching some of my staff walk by right now. they're like catching my eye. i don't know how it's done. it's an amazing thing. okay, let's go to jake in new york. jake. >> happy tuesday jim. >> booyah. >> yeah tuesday's just a really. fabulous day. thank you for reminding me. yeah thank you. >> for that. >> congrats on the bird too. congrats. >> well we got to go all the way i was telling that to howie roseman today. we got we're not done howie says we're not done. that's what he always tells me. we're not done. so we're not done okay. >> that's right too. and i know you're not a big 50 time sales kind of guy. >> so no it's not my thin

i mean, names like bristol and pfizer and even merck to a certain extent have not performed. >> and ihey're going to have to do something in 2025, and that's something that's grow by acquisition. so i think it's going to be a really interesting time. if you can identify some of these smaller biotech companies. >> and by the way, merck does have a partnership with the chinese company. for an oral obesity. >> candidate. >> the right to develop manufacture. so, you know, and they just inked that i think at the end of 2024. so this is really a very common thing for the pharma industry here. in the. us to reach out to china to look for the next potential blockbuster. >> i mean, it's sort of playing the next, next game, which is an interesting like, yeah, i feel like vc and anything but vc on the cutting edge of pharma is sort of you got to have a lot of tough stomach. >> i think. courage, courage. >> there we go. >> that's the word. >> that's temerity. >> yeah. coming up, closing the retail loophole. >> how trump's latest tariff moves are impacting the likes of didi and other chinese e-com

treated after being knocked unconscious by a horse last year during the visit to southmead hospital in bristol princess anne was able to thank the doctors and nurses who looked after her. the 74 year old princess described how every day is a bonus after she suffered concussion and head injuries in the accident last june. and those are the latest gb news headlines. now back to matt goodwin and state of the nation. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back, everybody to state of the nation tonight with me, matt goodwin. now, yesterday was the day that keir starmer and the labour party finally began running scared from reform, we saw a lightly planted question in the house of commons set up to try and stifle reform's momentum. we also discussed on yesterday's show how number 10, downing street has dispatched strategy experts and advisers to try and support labour mps on issues that clearly matter to reform voters. and it's no doubt that this all stems from reform surge in the polls, includin

bristol university is forcing students to go vegan. is this fair?lus. >> i don't even know what all of this stuff means, but it's signed for her. >> meghan markle is slammed for using the wildfires to prove how many celebrity friends she has, and you won't believe the latest on this monster. >> are we good, mate? it's time. >> are we good, mate? it's time. >> also tonight. >> also tonight. >> we want to bear down properly on the non—dom tax status. >> closing the tax loopholes that are currently left there by the conservatives in their non—dom arrangements. >> labour have committed to getting rid of the non—dom tax status. >> rachel reeves appears to have crashed the economy. i talked to a non—dom who's leaving britain. on my panel tonight is the director of popular conservatives, mark littlewood, landlord and activist adam brooks, and journalist nina myskow. oh, and trump's got a plan for gaza. >> us will take over the gaza strip, and we will do a job with it, too. we'll own it. >> and he's not great with accents. >> where are you from? well, i'm f

treated after being knocked unconscious by a horse last year during the visit to southmead hospital in bristol. princess anne was able to thank the doctors and nurses who looked after her. the 74 year old princess described how every day is a bonus after she suffered concussion and head injuries in the accident last june. and finally, greggs has announced a battle of the burgers taking on mcdonald's and kfc by launching its own. the bakery chain is adding a new chicken burger and wrap to its hot made to offer range. it comes as greggs plans to open 150 new shops this year in a massive expansion. well, we sent our reporter jack carson off to the bakery chain to very bravely taste the new offering. >> the world is watching. it is crispy. it's very crispy. i've probably eaten a bit too much. i would prefer a little bit more mayonnaise on my burger. i think maybe i should have bought an extra little sachet of mayonnaise. >> good old jack carson. always front of the queue when it comes to these assignments. can you guess michelle's favourite greggs offering? certainly not a vegan sausage roll. >> f

treated after being knocked unconscious by a horse last year during the visit to southmead hospital in bristol princess anne was able to thank the doctors and nurses who looked after her. the 74 year old princess described how every day is a bonus after she suffered concussion and head injuries in the accident last june. i'll keep you right up to date with the very latest headunes date with the very latest headlines from the gb news centre. now it's over to the ubiquitous martin daubney. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> ubiquitous will have been called far worse. now, tonight's show, the conservative party is pledging at last to tighten immigration rules after reform topped a landmark poll for the first time earlier this week. in her first major policy announcement as conservative party leader, kemi badenoch today has pledged to double the amount of time an immigrant needs to have been in the uk before claiming indefinite leave to remain from 5 to 10 years and to remain from 5 to 10 years and

. >> and you think in bristol you're going to get one bin collection a month. >> what? >> what? >> yeah, one a month. >> yeah, one a month. >> gbnews.com/yoursay to get in touch with us this morning. first, the very latest news with tatiana sanchez. >> beth, thank you very much. the top stories. police are continuing to question a teenager after a 15 year old boy died in a fatal stabbing at a school in sheffield. the victim was named yesterday as harvey willgoose, a student at all saints catholic school. tributes poured in at the scene and on social media , with flowers, social media, with flowers, candles and balloons laid on a wall outside of the school. sophie willgoose, harvey's sister, has said my heart is broken into a million pieces now. this all comes as children as young as ten have been found carrying bladed weapons, stop and search data has revealed. shadow chief secretary to the treasury richard fuller spoke to gb news. >> i lived in america for some time and they had even worse incidences of school shootings andifs incidences of school shootings and it's such a trag

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