but what about this issue around women's , christine? women's spaces, christine? trans people and they in a million years would never want to invade our spaces . they would to invade our spaces. they would never want to go into join women's sports , etcetera, women's sports, etcetera, etcetera. but as sue said, it's the ones who are, frankly, they're bogus women. they're bogus they you see bogus trans women. they you see the pictures of them on social media all the time. i mean, they are just they are a bloke in a skirt and a wig and those are the people who do a tremendous disservice to the genuine trans gender people. i've forgotten the question. gender people. i've forgotten the questiin. gender people. i've forgotten the questi think you answered it >> well, i think you answered it and you answered it and you put it to me as well. and what do you think about all of this, pandora? is that a rabbit hole to get this issue, the idea to get down this issue, the idea of being cancelled or erased? >> think it's really >> well, i think it's really important we're havi

but what about this issue around women's , christine? women's spaces, christine? trans people and they in a million years would never want to invade our spaces . they would to invade our spaces. they would never want to go into join women's sports , etcetera, women's sports, etcetera, etcetera. but as sue said, it's the ones who are, frankly, they're bogus women. they're bogus they you see bogus trans women. they you see the pictures of them on social media all the time. i mean, they are just they are a bloke in a skirt and a wig and those are the people who do a tremendous disservice to the genuine trans gender people. i've forgotten the question. gender people. i've forgotten the questiin. gender people. i've forgotten the questi think you answered it >> well, i think you answered it and you answered it and you put it to me as well. and what do you think about all of this, pandora? is that a rabbit hole to get this issue, the idea to get down this issue, the idea of being cancelled or erased? >> think it's really >> well, i think it's really important we're havi

is it christine ? no, number four. christine? no, number four.r win the next election? yes yes. and last question , vince, will reform question, vince, will reform win, win any seats at the next election ? yes. christine. yes. election? yes. christine. yes. >> five. five four. >> five. five four. >> two. christine . is there one >> two. christine. is there one you want to come back on? >> christine to answer my yes, on the last question about will reform, i was hesitant because, you the system you know, the system is massively against massively stacked against you. yeah, there is a groundswell yeah, but there is a groundswell of feel the public opinion at the moment who are just fed up with the we labour like 20 with the we see labour like 20 odd points behind. >> don't that's because >> i don't think that's because they literally 20 points they are literally 20 points behind. a lot of people behind. i think a lot of people don't or oh , well, don't want to vote or oh, well, they need to be 12 points out to win the election. >> yeah. so i think a

christine: no one has ever done it.ember he has set himself, it is a big number, and a browned number. he said, that is not the most important thing in his career, but it is a milestone he celebrated. and that basketball is having a heckuva weekend. what does it mean? its longevity. this is a man who was drafted in the nba right out of high school in 2003, 18 years old. what he has done now is he is 39, he will turn 40 december 30. what he has done is show how to play the game with class and grace, and incredible talent. a great teammate, he passes the ball. caitlin clark, incredible assist lebron james, incredible assist. playmaker, teammates, going to show other teammates as well, not just the star of the show. the fact that he passed kareem abdul-jabbar last year for the highest scorer in nba history in this year, setting that newmark, it is fantastic. he has had four nba titles. one of them in his hometown of cleveland. came back to cleveland, the canaries, where he is from, to give northern ohio that championship.

ed: our guest early in christine adams christine adams the program was.nt --guest earlier was christine adams. an experienced federal prosecutor. she explained to the audience whatever happens with sentencing one of the biggest points of it is deterrence to dissuade others from acting in the same way as sam bankman-fried in the future. the reason i outlined that to you is this is still an industry where we are trying to assess the investment in startups working at the technology level. blockchain for a general description. how much stress and anxiety do you think leaders and entrepreneurs are under to get it right? to not take risks? matt: absolutely. if you operate in crypto you are operating in an emerging regulatory environment. it can be challenging. i do hope the sentence is harsh enough that it provides a deterrent to other fraudsters. this was classic financial fraud. there was nothing crypto specific about this. it was classic financial fraud. the big thing that it points out is we need more regulatory clarity here in the u.s. a lot of the worst t

brett kavanaugh christine bossi ford is going on a book tour in the ladies on the view are eating itdid not clap in this audience. >> to face those people the way they were looking in dealing with you, that is bravery under a whole different fire. i employed you on your courage and your bravery. >> kavanaugh's former classmate who claims witness everything is sitting down with vaccination and he is skeptical of her claims. >> because you say you don't remember that event or anything about it, do you ever in your heart of hearts think maybe she was telling the truth. >> not really, look at the context in which this came out thick someone who is telling the truth that an issue like that would've approached differently, let's drop this nuclear bomb on these people the day before the confirmation that seems dishonest to me. dagen: this is almost six years after brett kavanaugh was nominated in ensuing confirmation process. is anybody going to ask her, say chuck grassley's memo that was released in late 2018 that said the senate and the fbi investigation found no evidence to substantiate

welcome christine. so that all ready, lots of sites are stuck. sets of sanctions against a russia who are you? ministers targeting the best time. so that's why so, so the european union had made it to you that it was going to be a targeting, specifically individuals who they deem to be involved in, in the persecution as they would coordinate. and beginning of alex a in the pony. we know that this individuals and entities are in this group of targets. they will likely be targeted with, with a set of freezes, as well as travel bands. we know that the foreign ministers here unanimously agreed upon taking this decisive step. it was pretty clear that the european union felt that it had to respond to this. so we will get more details in the coming days. but we know that these individuals are in and sees, particularly in the judicial system. so in the court system of the prison systems, the people who would have been involved in, in, like i say, the persecution as being by the european union, off the rest of t

christine, thank you very much. that was the w as christine mcguire in brussels. well, one of the initiatives being discussed to the summit is whether to create a joint you funding mechanism for nuclear power construction, dw d, w. as christine with what asked the director general of the un atomic energy agency . rafael grossey for his view on the initiative, or each one of the elements which are going to be needed. we have clearly a new international consensus on the need to have also new care energy as part of the tools against the global warming and also for energy security. very important. the in particular in your opinion, central in eastern europe. so when we look at more nuclear, we have to look at what is needed, what is lacking ad and quite clearly, as you say, the sure finance is one of the most salient ones. some countries are less and in need of that. but for many in, in europe, it is still a necessary to have elements that will facilitate adding more new care to their great gemini, europe's biggest economy is on the part of shutting down. or if it's n

christine: yeah, absolutely.nning governor newsom and all the allies behind this effort have been clear that this is about helping those who are the most desperate, the most in need of help in terms of mental health services, in terms of substance abuse disorders, and also homelessness. so basically these between crises of substance abuse disorder and homelessness really trying to get those folks who are in the most dire of need off the streets. william: i have read it is estimated about 180,000 people who don't have a place to live in california. not all of those people are mentally ill or substance abuse issues. but 11,000 beds or treatment openings doesn't seem like it closes the gap that much. christine: it certainly is not going to erase the problem overnight. and you are right, not all the folks on the streets in california suffer from mental illness or substance abuse disorder. what researchers do now is that sometimes those two challenges can precipitate about what is homelessness or being on the streets

more than likely christine noel or tim scott. _ mate? more than likely christine noel or tim scott.tine - noel or tim scott. he recognises the importance of diversity on the ballot, he recognises the importance of turning out or trying to increase turnout beyond his base. he has a problem with general electric voters. it's one thing to win the republican primary but it has to be recognised that trump has significant issues in a general election. he turns off women voters, in terms of minority voters and black voters. younger voters do not like donald trump. there are several demographics that he would have to reach to be able to win a general election and those individuals, that's one of the reasons why the biden campaign a static because trump is shown in not to be able to win a general election and despite what paul say because polls have always diminished the capacity of joe biden and joe biden has always proved them wrong. we know that in the states in the battleground states we know what's happening on the ground and we know that the biden campaign has been started at... . ~ bi

christine?> shanelle kaul, thank you. >>> tonight the calendar may say spring but 16 states are under winter weather alerts. a major snowstorm is sweeping across the country from montana to michigan, and then in the midwest it could be a blizzard. up to 18 inches of snow could fall in some areas. in the northeast saturday was a soaker with intent rain, winds and flooding. philadelphia saw its wettest march day on record. >>> today was a day of national mourning in russia for victims of the terror attack in a concert hall on the outskirts of moscow. at least 137 people were killed. a branch of isis claimed responsibility for the attack. and today at least two of the suspected gunmen were formally charged. cbs's debora patta has the latest. >> reporter: investigators surveying the smoldering wreckage of the aftermath of the weekend massacre near moscow. on friday night armed men in combat fatigues burst into the crocus city hall, a popular concert venue, and methodically began shooting the audienc

mum, there's danny, danny and christine. say hi to christine. christine, say hi to her gina.ong camera. hi, gina. >> it's like the kitchens. hi, gina. thank you much . thank gina. thank you very much. thank you. christine, right, right. if you've in. welcome. you've just tuned in. welcome. it's up to 17 it's just coming up to 17 minutes after this gb minutes after 4:00. this is gb news coming up. worldview. we'll cross live to los angeles and get an update with what's going on in israel. as we find out what's happening around the world. time for world. but next, it's time for the debate this world. but next, it's time for the and debate this world. but next, it's time for the and asking ate this world. but next, it's time for the and asking ,:e this world. but next, it's time for the and asking , isthis world. but next, it's time for the and asking , is earning hour. and i'm asking, is earning £100,000 enough? i've got £100,000 a year enough? i've got to pull up right now on asking you that very question. is earning £100,000 a year enough? send email gb send me your thoughts.

and is that christine christine mcguire in brussels? i mean, well say, find the guy stations and guitar have resumed as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu was also have agreed to send the delegation to washington to discuss his plans for the ground defensive in rafa. more than a 1000000 despised palestinians, a shell spring within, and yahoo is facing drawing criticism overs handling of the war abroad. i'm at home on sunday. the families of hostages who are being held in guns that protested intel of eve. i accused the government of not doing enough to bring my relatives home. now i felt fine a as a former gets out of defense intelligence director. it joined us, doha, and i started by asking how far apart is around and how much all of the vote. well, thank you for having the so to be honest right now, things are very lucky on the situation in gaza because we've got this new incursion into the shift the hospital and the threat of, uh, entreating a land or stand on and off or uh, now obviously the category and american negotiators,

christine? yes so, um, essentially, christine horner denies the allegations.y. so he's been found not guilty, but the rumours are that he sent texts to a female colleague. is jerry halliwell right to stand by her man if she believes in him? >> of course she is. i mean, what the heck is love for if it isn't standing by your man, it's. i have no idea. unlike apparently, the vast majority of people i have not seen these texts on social media. i've been too busy recently, so i don't know what exactly said . it's know what exactly was said. it's between him and her and if they've got something worth saving , it should be able to saving, it should be able to survive a few texts, frankly. so good for geri halliwell and i hope she does stand by him. and ihope hope she does stand by him. and i hope their marriage survives because she obviously believes in him. otherwise she wouldn't be there now. she wouldn't have gone out. she would have turned round of round and come home. so of course survives. yes. course i hope it survives. yes. i mean, know, love is a very i mean

thank christine charting, the lib dems— thank christine charting, the lib dems last — thank christineear dropped their plans i to add a penny on income tax, which you said _ to add a penny on income tax, which you said would — to add a penny on income tax, which you said would go _ to add a penny on income tax, which you said would go to _ to add a penny on income tax, which you said would go to the _ to add a penny on income tax, which you said would go to the nhs. - to add a penny on income tax, which you said would go to the nhs. whyfl you said would go to the nhs. why? because tim — you said would go to the nhs. why? because tim krul_ you said would go to the nhs. why? because tim krul the _ you said would go to the nhs. why? because tim krul the nhs _ you said would go to the nhs.“ because tim krul the nhs does need investment. we want to see the government reversing the cuts, because it's been a real terms budget cut. a new policy will be unveiled before the election and we want to see investment in the nhs. will you bring back the 1p on income tax? brute will you bring back the

it was shocking to me too christine. i mean, you know you i knew i had a sense that that life was hard in general terms, but when i realized that for example at the time when bridget was starting her family the the life expectancy of first generation child of a irish immigrant, the life expectancy was five years. and bridget experienced that herself. she and her husband patrick had three daughters and two daughters and then had their first son named john who lasted 20 months before he died of a condition called in phantom color and phantom or some summer disease summer diarrhea could have been related to diet or bad milk or so. we don't know but he was one of scores and scores of kids that summer of believe it was 1855 when john died who died of that disease and then scores who died of other diseases the death rate among these kids children of irish immigrants was terrifying. i mentioned john john was the first kennedy to die on american soil in the first to be buried there. i found it remarkable back to the opposition t

>> they just need christine. >> they just need christine. >> christine is right.it should be redefined because it shows nothing without you and your views. >> let's welcome our great british voices. their opportunity to be on tell us opportunity to be on and tell us what the topics what they think about the topics we're discussing let's we're discussing. let's head over to watford, david over to watford, speak to david balme . sorry, david, i didn't balme. sorry, david, i didn't bnng balme. sorry, david, i didn't bring water. i'm drinking bring my own water. i'm drinking the filtered water, whatever makes me cough. david, makes me cough. anyway. david, what think ? what do you think? >> i agree don't need to >> i agree we don't need to redefine anything which needs the police to act on public order issues. >> goes back to the black lives matter destroying anything they wanted to in the name of their protest. >> we've had this with the eco warriors. >> the police will not tackle the majority, but only the minority. sarah everard, they were praying. >> they were say

but it's about christine christine. wonderful. in brussels. so here's the fence presidents like you probably never seen him before. i the size of the manual macro have been met with a mixture of praise. andrew ridicule moody, black and white shots were posted on instagram by his official photographer. some comments on social media suggests they show the french president getting ready to take on russian. president vladimir person, julius found the law as a political strategist who has worked for us that president barack obama on his campaigns amongst of us. so asked him what he thought of the shots. i think they portrayed monument chrome, mostly powerful. look, i think there's one thing in politics and that is, perception is reality. and i think the french president understands that as well. so i think there is one term in political communication which is called poly optics, the optics of politics. and there are several presidents who use, you know, photography videos to exactly form the type of image that they want to portray in the public dis

christine, thank you so much. that's the w as christine blair, reporting from brussels. uh okay, lets take a look now, some of the other stories of making headlines today. the us suck, sorry, stays home, sleep lincoln has arrived in saudi arabia. the folks aimed at securing a ceasefire between homos and israel. us officials say he will travel to israel on friday. speaking earlier this week, lincoln said 100 percent of guns this population is in need of humanitarian assistance. protests have been taking place outside the jerusalem headquarters of the u. n's release agency for palestinian refugees will. unrest is ready demonstrates as the mom that the return of hostages and accused on right of involvement in the home of fled. terror attacks on october, the 7th and independent review, and those allegations is set to be released soon. islands prime minister leo radco has announced his resignation, saying he would be leaving for both personal and political reasons. broadcast said he was also questing. is the leader of the ruling senior galle policy is to punch as follows. the

christine hamilton. in a author christine hamilton. in a few moments time, we'll be going head to head in the clash with the director of climate media coalition, donal mccarthy, and also the reform uk deputy leader ben habib . but before we get ben habib. but before we get started, let's get your latest news headlines. >> nana, thank you and good afternoon. the top stories from the gb newsroom. transport secretary mark harper says rishi sunak will lead the tories into the next election. it comes after senior tories were reported to have attempted to downplay claims of a conservative plot to replace the prime minister with penny mordaunt. the move would mean a fourth leader of the party in just five years. mr harper says that, unlike labour, the conservatives have a plan on delivering for the country . delivering for the country. >> we've got to show them by the time of the election two things we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got to show them that we've got a plan. the plan is working and it's delivering for

the one that's cost right to the don't use, christine mando, who isn't brussels, christine, how would joseph brows plan to increase support for ukraine? actually work or right. and just so you mentioned that set 3000000000 in profits that is estimated to be generated by russian central bank froze and assets that are assisting here in europe. the commission is proposing that 90 percent off . that's money, but he puts into the european piece facility, or this is the fund through which european member states can be reimbursed for the bilateral administrator nations that they are making to ukraine. the remaining 10 percent will be given to ukraine directly, and that is for budget support. this is to run the day to day government business in ukraine and also to keep the suffering from defaulting the ukranian self and state farm defaulting. so that is the commission's plan. as it stands. okay, so there is a plan, but what about support for the plan? i mean is, does it bro, like for you to get support from you leaders when they meet tomorrow and brussels as well. the issue around using this

that is a similar message to christine lagarde?> indeed when it comes to the timing of the start of the easing cycling. both could start around the same time in the summer. not much of a difference there. the point is how many rate cuts would the ecb and the fed deliver. in our view, the ecb would deliver three to four cuts and the fed two to three. as a result, the persistence of inflation pressure from here. in the case of eurozone, the growth outlook is in most of last year and it is worth highlighting with inflation and 80% is driven by global commodities prices. prices are tight everywhere. the pressure is lower than in the u.s. that means the inflation is also less sticky in the eurozone than the u.s. >> madame lagarde saying they can't change their views on one data point. is the one data point that is soso significant as well to see where inflation would go. how much importance do we put to that wage data? is it part of the sum? >> ultimately, it should be. it is a complex decision. a lot of moving parts. i think i mentione

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christine, put personality aside. president biden's economy is clearly outperforming donald trump's. why do you think it doesn't translate? >> i think covid stole our optimism. i think we were shutting things down. and they have stolen our ability to look at the bright side of things, becoming comfortable with discomfort. not knowing what would happen next is reflective of every single poll. and the economy is strong, gdp is stronger, it's been strong for three years. we didn't have a recession, withstanding the banking crisis. they would say yeah and they would give me the stink face that nobody believes it. i'm convinced covid stole our optimism and it will take time to control that. >> the republicans are playing up the contrast to look back four years. just watch this. >> reporter: are you better off today than you were four years ago? the answer for hard working americans across the country is a resounding no. >> you have to go back to that future, 2017 to 2020. we want those four years one more time. >> people r

we get more from christine romans. >> reporter: the president assembling what the white house calls a competition. council today, acknowledging inflation weary americans feel nickelled and dimed. >> the american people are tired of being played for suckers. >> reporter: the administration today touting a new rule that will cap credit card late fees to just $8, down from 32. the consumer financial protection bureau closing a loophole in the 2009 card act. the cfpb says it means an average savings of $220 per household for the 45 million americans late on their credit card bill. >> utsds a really big deal because we are talking about people who are on a tight budget, who are living paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: americans now hold record credit card debt. and all those balances carry a record high interest rate, averaging above 21%. late fees bring in $14 billion a year for credit card companies. the chamber of commerce vowed to sue the administration over the rule change, saying the cfpb, quote, punishes americans who pay their credit card bills on time by forcing them to pay for t

and let's get more from our brussels correspondent christine manuel. welcome christine. last statement that from joseph burrell, is that, unlike view, likely to be backed by all of your latest, are also european union. foreign ministers today put out a joint statement where they said that the election in russia was ashamed that it was an say, it was an democratic you're hearing accepts of that statement from the foreign affairs. she said, joseph boy, ralph, they were particularly scathing on the points about pots with this election being held in it occupied territories. and they said that they would not be recognizing these results. they would never recognize these results. but i found it interesting that the statement didn't make that reference to the entire election, despite the fact that they're saying that this essentially was a and e legitimate election. so they seem to be 0 in particularly on the bits about the election that were held in occupied you training and territories. i'm talking about parts and regions like, uh, in the don't at that lawns get that done yet

okay, how does that christine christine? wonder in brussels? a laser, how has name they, how much come on the it says it counts during the right that to guys the cities. i'll see if a hospital psych altima who was has of the medicine to is members groups, internal security department as well as intelligence services. he was responsible for coordinating tara attacks had been hiding in a building in the hospital. complex is trying to release these images of the right, the only claim, thomas medicines, 5 of them from the hospital, gauze, as homeless around health ministries reporting multiple casualties. people have been seeking shelter at el cheapo census, thoughts of the world, the gotten in response to the almost her attacks of october the so i just saw me suckle in jerusalem told me more about these randy hospital. right? yeah. first of all, this is the she saw hospital that these really military rated already 4 months ago, took over those hosp, but the way she can pay the gains to hamas, the fighters, and then we drew from this place. so now

broadcaster christine hamilton, also kelly. journalist broadcaster christine hamilton, also kelly.kelly. danny kelly,|alist broadcaster christine hamilton, also kelly. danny kelly, we'll danny kelly. danny kelly, we'll start with you. >> i is it time to call an election? well, it's just delaying the inevitability of the tories ruination, really, isn't it? i can't see, i can't see sunak pulling any rabbit out of a hat in the next. when's the last deadline? so we. >> a lovely easter metaphor, isn't it? rabbits out of the hat. >> we noticed, i think, that the latest can call it, or the latest he can call it, or the latest he can call it, or the latest we have sorry, latest we can have one. sorry, is next year? i it is january next year? i mean, it is january next year? i mean, it is it's like is just delaying. it's like someone row . it's just, someone on death row. it's just, you trying beg for more you know, trying to beg for more time. point he's going time. at some point he's going to from the state to get the call from the state governor that of governor to say that all of his ap

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but i do think that that experience with christine had a lot to do with on abortion.ue that comes from antiabortion people. think it hit home for him and having lost this little infant . it is interesting that i had rying to explain some of his positions, event ones that i don't agree with, but i am an unlikely person, i supse, to have done that. but i think it is part of, like i looking at things through our wider lens and looking at it with more willingness to consider what is going on with that other person. i think i thought, in years past when i have written things that weren't very favorable towards my parents, i think i was coming you hear people say that a lot. i have to tell my truth. but the thing aboutour truth is, it's not the whole truth. other people have their truths 200 and that is part of the story also. that is certainly what i have 84 and what everybody should aim -- aimed and what everybody should aim for. there are bigger truths than you. host: this is video from your mother froml get your thoughts. [video clip] >> drugs steal away so much. they t

christine, a candidate for state house representative in ohio's sixth district.dible representations of all the bestf our generation has to offer from christine's work across ohio to help bring the next generation into power and the th party. and with ashwan's work. he himself is running against a lake elector for trump in one of the most competitive races in georgia is significant because we have to show our generation we are not just voting on the outside but getting representation on the inside, too. people who understand the anxiety of what it's like going through a school shooter drill. unfortunately, biden has a bit of a youth voter problem. there are many young people on the ballot. not just the president. >> christine, ohio can sometimes be a lonely place for a democrat to be campaigning. what made you decide to run for the state house? >> yeah, thank you for having me. i'm running to represent the west side of columbus because i saw republicans try to take away voting rights and reproductive rights in ohio last year. this is out of touch with what ooans

the w corresponded christine worldwide, and brussels. thank you. that's had to around now where voters are casting their ballots from members of parliament and a religious body called the assembly of experts. the elections are a test of public sentiment toward ron's established establishment following huge demonstrations. authorities are hoping for a big turnout on like the last parliamentary elections 4 years ago. that poles saw the lowest turn out since the 1979 is a lot of crisis. revolution around is in the middle of an economic crisis and has been racked by protest. the signs are everywhere and the messaging is clear. iran has been scrambling to boost voter turnout ahead of friday's election. it's introducing electronic loading and several cities. and the number of female candidates vying for a seat is more than double what it was in the last per lametre election in 2020. but the government's efforts appear to be falling on deaf ears. i'm much asked. i personally, i will not take part in the selection. i love this because the results of the la

right here in europe, ecb president christine lagarde signals the bank may cut rates in june. it warns tiempo -- geopolitical risks should not be ignored. i want to quick check on the markets. we've got the geopolitical situation coming up of -- off of president biden in his state of the union address overnight. what that means for futures is a little bit of positivity right here in europe. euro stoxx 50 future desire. ftse 100 higher. let's cross the atlantic where you are not seeing the same optimism. futures in the u.s. unchanged. 51 65 on the contracts. nasdaq 100 futures are down 1/10 of 1%. how much is a global story of not wanting the exposure to the house. how much is cashing out ahead of the long weekend with technicals plumbing at -- limiting at play. chairman powell did speak and testimony. you have the ecb dates you in the after facts. the bond market absolutely matters. they have been fairly sanguine as it looks to preclude how to navigate the story. tenure yield at 407. again, the fact that it stays sustainably above 4%, even a three basis move is crucial. euro-d

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as the w, brussels bureau corresponded christine one y explains why the commission is not releasing all of the funding it wants say are the european union, had committed 82000000 for the owner agency and immediately off to the is ready to government made the allegations that some of when rose stuff were involved in the october 7 attacks that your opinion suspended that funding. they have now agreed to release 50000000 off. that's 82000000 funding. this is we're told following discussions with the agencies that an e u official said went right up until this morning, essentially. now the agency has agreed to take a few steps. chief among them is that they are going to open an investigation into the agencies controls and this investigation will be conducted by external e u experts will essentially look into the own risk structures to try to see if controls that are meant to prevent the agencies stuff as well as assets are not being used for, for terrorist activities. as he was saying, there is a remaining 32000000 that the european union says will be dispersed into batches of 16000000 if an

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it was big news, but now we've got christine lagarde delivering a speech live today. christine lagarde is saying we need to be further along the disinflationary path, the compression of profit margins has allowed wamgs to catch up without further accelerating inflation. the average wage growth for the existing year fell from 4.4% at the time of the january governing council meeting and says we expect that to pick up by fully utilizing productivity growth. we cannot wait until we have all the relevant information. i think that is key. christine lagarde just hitting the podium now and about to speak to those on the ground. let's listen in. >> in front of this respectable audience, a very large number of men in this room, if i may say so. sorry, couldn't help it. but i'm delighted to be back here in front of you for this 24th conference of the ecb and its watches in an environment that i will not bother to describe because you've done that beautifully professor villand. all i will say is we're not less of a threat from a geopolitical view, far from it. if we have settled

christine. >> strap yourself in. take prot christine. >> strap yourself in.you, christopher biggins, return to the biggins, who will return to the mark studio very mark dolan tonight studio very soon. coming up in my take at ten, england played an international football game today wearing a defaced england flag . the world's largest flag. the world's largest sportswear company has been insulted as insulted an entire country. i'll be giving nike a ticking off at ten. you want to miss it. but next up we are remembering the great escape 80 years. at 10:00, i'll be dealing with nike , who have insulted an nike, who have insulted an entire country. but first, mark meets . march the 24th, 1944. meets. march the 24th, 1944. eight years ago to sorry, 80. let me get that right. 80 years ago tomorrow , march 24th, 1944, ago tomorrow, march 24th, 1944, saw one of the most audacious projects carried out during world war two the mass escape of allied soldiers from the german prisoner of war camp, stalag luft three, the story of which was forever immortalised in the film t