this comes after the sudden ousting of the cmas chair last month.on the same day, the growth figures coming out, the business secretary talking about growth and as way to reform regulators, cma in particular. reform regulators, (ma in particular-— reform regulators, (ma in particular. what difference will it make? _ particular. what difference will it make? it _ particular. what difference will it make? it is - particular. what difference will it make? it is a - particular. what difference will it make? it is a good l will it make? it is a good question, sally. in some ways you have to look at the motivation for doing this, obviously they do want to improve the growth profile of the uk so picking a day in which gdp was released and the figures not being spectacular is probably a good starting point but, like the other measures you have discussed that the government have read implemented, this is something that probably will not feed through the system for quite a while if indeed it has a large impact in the first place. to what extent has the cma an

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the cma also said it should be easier to compare prices between different brands.ith more. the competition and markets authority launched an investigation after concerns over surging baby milk prices. the regulator concluded that parents could save around £300 a year by switching to a lower—priced brand, but the thing is, the market is quite concentrated in the hands ofjust three companies, which between them control 90% of the uk baby formula market. they are kendamil, nestle, which makes sma, and danone, which makes aptamil and cow & gate. one big change the watchdog is recommending is that parents vouchers, that sort of thing. the competition watchdog will now pass these recommendations on to the uk, northern irish, scottish changes to the law are made. to hospital in rome for tests and treatment for ongoing bronchitis. the 88—year—old, who has been breathless in recent days and has delegated officials to read his speeches, pope francis has been pope since 2013 and has experienced over the past two years. i thank you very much being with us. how are filthu=fifieses

on "the will cain show," and today we have the platinum selling country music star, grandma nominee, cmais currently by the way on tour, it is lee brice on "the will cain show," what is up, lee? >> man, i'm just glad i get to talk to you this time of day, i'm used to watching you a little earlier in the day, so congratulations, brother, this is awesome. >> will: yeah, last time i saw you was probably one of the earliest concerts you've ever performed, for hood texas for "fox & friends." i don't think you are in the habit of getting up early and doing concerts at 7:00 a.m. but that morning you did for the men and women who serve the u.s. army. >> that was a very special -- and they came out ready to rock, too, right? >> will: they sure did. man, of course. i don't know what normal entertainment is like in texas, but lee brice for breakfast is probably fun. >> [laughs] you know, we are glad to get back home. we were up north this past weekend on our first weekend of this tour, and it was wet, cold, snow every day, and we got back to at least tennessee and it was a little warm front here so

think of it being like a cma or a grammy award on top of our tower there, but it is purely greek. can go to athens today and you can see what our capital tower is based off of. and i think this makes it more unique. it is pure greek revival and also one of the last big greek revival structures in american history. but soon after that, the greek revival movement kind of moves out of favor and moves on to other things. unfortunately, strickland does not see his building completed as we see it today. it is unfinished when he passes away in 1854. he is still living here, still working very hard on the project trying to squeeze every ounce of money out of his general assembly to get this project completed. samuel moore is the only one who will work from the very outset to the very end. he will not see the cost-saving measures. one legislator said it was going over budget and over budget and this legislator says let's just whitewash the thing, throw a fence around it to keep the cows out of the yard and he was ok with it being a barn with white paint on it. . morgan would not hear of it

think of it being like a cma or a grammy award on top of our on top of our tower there. but it is purely greek. you can go to athens today and you can see what our capital tower is based of. i think it makes it a more unique. it is pure a greek revival. it is also one of the last big greek revival structures, american history, because soon after that, the greek revival movement kind of moves out of favor and moves on other things. what about morgan? morgan strickland? unfortunately, does not get to see his building completed as we see it today. it is unfinished when he passes away in 1854, he still living here. he's still working very hard on the project, trying to trying to squeeze every ounce of money out of his general simply to get this project completed. it passes away unexpectedly. in 1854, samuel morgan is the only person who work on the project from the very outset to the very end. he but it's a passion project of his he will not see the cost saving measures. one general simply legislator said it was just going over budget and over budget. they're coming to and t

i think people have to remember that it's not the cma's.people in nashville cast their votes for beyonci. and post malone does not get the plaque beyonci gets. and she made a great album is the argument. >> and we talked about the la wildfires and how did the grammys keep it front and center? >> i think they struck the right tone. they started off with this all- star band doing "i love la." then later they had a little more song added to it. having lady gaga and bruno mars do california dreaming in the middle of the montage of the a devastating effect the fires have had. also, they did things during the ceremony like have had commercial spots for businesses trying to survive. >> if people are still catching up today, what are some of the other big moments that stood out to you last night ? >> i love the show. i'm often critical of the grammys. there are so many highlights that i had written about. i love the quincy jones tribute. they let it go on for quite a while. some jazz with herbie hancock and cynthia erivo. and then janelle monae he

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chip plants, journal says broadcom and taiwan semi not working together talks preliminary you know cmastry i this has been around for a bit of time. there have been any number of bankers who have either been. affiliated with one or the other companies that have been talking about this idea, given intel's huge issues and enormous balance sheet on the debt side, as to whether you would get to the point where it would be split. broadcom, we know has an interest as qualcomm potentially has as well in the design part of the business. but it's more than complicated. it's so complex and obviously has to involve the us government. and whether a us champion would be seen as a taiwan semi i think is very much unclear. >> and one of the other questions is what's the motivating. >> factor behind the. >> world leading. >> the world's leader in. >> artificial intelligence. >> chips, taiwan semiconductor. >> to even. partner or acquire intel's foundry business? one would likely be president trump and the threat there of tariffs being put. on taiwan's chip industry which would only add to their costs.