i corrigan's in mayfair they cater to a mainly meat eating clientele. how would you say is the menu here -- it doesn't matter how much the trends that keep changing there's always going to be somebody looking. for something thats. a day where you placing in me that was grown in a laboratory on that master barbecue. i would find it hard to believe our unique selling point would be gone. kind regards the flightless getting it from the farm. to air to the customer is what we're all about. for me what is appealing about the lab grown option is that no animals are and it takes up less environmental space and there's less of an impact on the water away from the land. and i feel like that could kind of maybe offer sort of an alternative to this demand that is a dinishing. what do you think about that i would like to use it is i'm trying -- to trying to sell it to to theonsumer -- i think it is. quite difficult. i can understand at and skepticism. but lab grown meat is already a reality and it's only a matter of time before it reaches the public. in two thousan

detective chief inspector eamonn corrigan says he believes two ford fiestas were used in the attemptedmurder . a second ford attempted murder. a second ford fiesta vehicle was used in the attempted murder of dci caldwell . it is also a blue ford fiesta of a similar model. the second car had the registered number r, l , z, car had the registered number r, l , 2, nine it car had the registered number r, l, 2, nine it zero car had the registered number r, l , 2, nine it zero five car had the registered number r, l, 2, nine it zero five and was bought in the glengormley armley area of belfast towards the end of january . i believe this car of january. i believe this car travelled to belfast around this time . the duke of sussex will be time. the duke of sussex will be at the centre of a high court trial against mirror group newspapers over phone hacking allegations . and he's one of allegations. and he's one of several high profile celebrities bringing action against the publisher and tabloid newspapers contesting the claims, arguing that some have been brought to light. the trial , though

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bill: back in the 80's, one thing president corrigan was obsessed with is how much does lending likeaffect the economy? were much more into this now than where the credit flows were going. bank lending his small businesses and specific sectors hard. most of the american industries and american businesses raised money through the capital markets. as long as capital markets are able to keep any flows coming, he will not have oppression affect on the u.s. economy. i think the conclusion hold today. lisa a: if you bring it over to what this means for on a trade policy, are you worried this federal reserve and potentially the ecb despite the hawkish rhetoric will move too quickly away from the rate hikes and follow the markets into rate cuts at a time when the economy is more resilient than people think even with the baking stresses? bill: i think there are some sane voices on the fcic. susan collins later has also seven will continue to raise interest rates because we need to fight inflation and will worry about the economy as it comes along. if there is a sign of credit crunch, will hav