who should take i over from david frost? i don't know, there are lots _ over from david frost?of _ over from david frost? i don't know, there are lots of good _ over from david frost? i don't know, there are lots of good people. - over from david frost? i don't know, there are lots of good people. iain i there are lots of good people. iain duncan smith has been touted. he would be brilliant. the prime minister has some very talented people within the parliamentary party and i'm sure he'll find someone good to take over the role. have you sent in your letter to sir graeme grady at the 1922 committee questioning whether borisjohnson questioning whether boris johnson should questioning whether borisjohnson should continue in the role as prime minister? we know that sir roger gale hasn't withdraw the letter he said some time ago. ida. gale hasn't withdraw the letter he said some time ago.— gale hasn't withdraw the letter he said some time ago. no, i haven't sent a letter- _ said some time ago. no, i haven't sent a letter. i _ said some time ago. no, i haven't sent a letter. i think

david frost had upheld prior to those chances. ~ . , , those changes.s — those changes. within politics, this obviously is seen _ those changes. within politics, this obviously is seen as _ those changes. within politics, this obviously is seen as fairly - obviously is seen as fairly significant. but i have noticed on your website that you have done some research regarding whether british people stand —— where the british people stand —— where the british people stand —— where the british people stand on this, do they still see brexit as divisive, is important to them? , , , ., ., , to them? yes, is the short answer. the british — to them? yes, is the short answer. the british people _ to them? yes, is the short answer. the british people remain - to them? yes, is the short answer. the british people remain divided l the british people remain divided and many people in britain, in fact more in the united kingdom still have an identity as a lever or remainer than have an identity as conservative or labour. the other interesting bit of polling recently sh

a one—time diplomat, david frost was brought in just days after borisjohnson became conservative leadertiate a brexit deal. he helped mrjohnson win the backing of hardline brexit supporters in his party, advocating a tough approach to brussels. the gap between us is still quite significant. here on the left, he was key to securing mrjohnson's brexit and his win at the general election. in return, the prime minister made him a lord and elevated him to the cabinet. but at that table, he has been arguing loudly against some of the prime minister's decisions, opposed to the recent re—imposition of covid restrictions and also to increasing national insurance to pay for social care. in his resignation letter to borisjohnson, he wrote, "you know my concerns about the current direction of travel," adding he wanted the uk to become a lightly regulated, low—tax country, saying on covid he hoped the government would not be tempted by the kind of coercive measures we have seen elsewhere. he set out his beliefs in a recent speech. i personally will argue as strongly as i can that free—market capital

another blow over the weekend, one of the ministers opposed to the new rules was former brexit chief david frost this weekend. what does this mean for u.k.-e.u. relations now that frost is out? lizzy: the foreign secretary actually boasted to remain in the european union at the 2016 brexit referendum. but she's now a born-again brexiter. we know there's no more -- no one more zealous than a convert. she's -- she embraces margaret thatcher, and her free market and the european union. she repeatedly said that they u.k.'s center of trade gravity should center away from the european union and toward faster growing economies in the asia-pacific region. so she's unlikely to be a soft touch on brexit, and it changes the balance of power in westminster. she's already at tory darling which she will be one of their most powerful foreign secretaries in british history. this sets her up to be a strong contender to replace boris johnson at the next -- as the next prime minister. tom: bloomberg's lizzy burden on the changes at the top u.k. politics and additional restrictions weighted by the health secretary.

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it minister david frost has resigned due to disillusionment with prime minister barak johnston's government. it comes on for disastrous week for the prime minister with a bi election defeat and rebellion from his own. m. p. 's over the introduction of additional covert restrictions in hong kong polls have opened in the 1st parliamentary elections since the crackdown on the pro democracy movement by beijing voters. q to enter this pulling station when it opened. although overall turnout is expected to be load, it's the 1st legislative council election since beijing imposed a sweeping national security law and reformed the electoral system. under the new rules, only candidates considered hatred. i'll take to china can run any opposition. candidates have been silenced child or have fled hong kong on kong later kerry lamb was one of the 1st to cast her vote. she denied that the government had said any voter turnout rights, but i do have sarah kia targets for this general election of the legislative council. one is to ensure patriots administering hong kong. and i think that objective has been m

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and you guys break that minister, david frost has resigned due to disillusionment with prime minister barak johnson's government. it comes after a disastrous wake for the prime minister with a bi election defeat. and rebellion from his own. m. p. 's over the introduction of additional coven restrictions. thousands of people have protested in barcelona or against a court ruling mandating the 25 percent of school lessons be taught. in spanish. demonstrate as say, it will threaten the education system which has helped bring the local catalan language back into public use. after years of repression under the franco dictatorship, 3 construction workers have been killed in italy, after 2 building cranes collapsed on the street. in the city of children, 2 workers died at the same. the 3rd was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead to passers by, were also injured. at least 30 people have died after super typhoon. bry slammed into the philippines. officials say many people are still unaccounted for. hundreds of thousands fled their homes to escape the typhoon, which has left massive d

the bbc understands that the brexit minister david frost has resigned from the cabinet over the �*politicalboris johnson's government. according to the mail on sunday lord frost, who negotiated britain's departure from the eu, resigned over a week ago but was persuaded to stay until the end of the month. there's no official confirmation from downing street tonight. our political correspondent damian grammaticas has the latest. this resignation of lord frost is without doubt another blow to boris johnson, delivered right at the time the prime minister is at his weakest since coming to office. lord frost, a one—time diplomat, was brought in to negotiate a borisjohnson�*s brexit deal. he sparred with michel barnier, shuttling back and forth to brussels, it helped mrjohnson secure the support of hardline brexit supporters in his party. the .a . brexit supporters in his party. tue: gap between brexit supporters in his party. tte: gap between us is quite significant. so lord frost, on the left, helped secure mrjohnson�*s brexit deals and his win at the general election. he elevated lauder frost t

david frost, who negotiated britons exit from the european union, is stepping down with immediate effect. in his resignation letter he said he had a number of concerns including the government's decision to impose stricter coping measures. a man's been beaten to death and the northern indian city of m. ritzer. after he disrupted a religious service at sea, comes wholly a shrine. the man can be seen in cctv footage, jumping offense and entering a sacred area of the golden temple and grabbing a ceremonial sword. witness to say the man was dragged outside and beaten by members of the congregation. every day malaysians throw away about 4000 tons of food. that's enough to feed 3000000 people. well, now a charity in the capital calling them for is working to divert the food that still safe to eat away from landfills and not to tables. francois, he has more this wholesale market in quantum pool is where anyone who wants to buy fresh produce about comes to shop. and it's also where certain food is picked up by charities like this last food project. why with the boy? why are you going to deal wit

david frost, who negotiated britons accept from the european union as stepping down with immediate effect in his resignation letter. he said he had had a number of concerns including the government's decision to impulse tricks at corona virus measures. every day malaysians throw away about 4000 tons of food, vast enough to feed 3000000 people. a charity enquire lamp or is working to divert this edible food away from landfills and on to tables florence, we has a story from quite a lot. this wholesale market in quantum pool is where anyone who wants to buy fresh produce in bulk comes to shop. and it's also where surplus food is picked up by charities like this. the last food project. why wait? what brought? so it really delight, rescued of wood. why are we going to do with it? right. so the best thing is the people who are in with it north. the organization's motto is feed the hungry, not the landfill. and it's made agreements with wholesalers to donate food. they cannot sell. oh, i'm love, it makes me feel good. whatever we can't use anymore isn't going to waste. it's great. we can give it

david frost 2 negotiated britons exit from the european union, stepping down with immediate effect in his resignation letter. he said he had a number of concerns to increase the government's decision imposed stricter measure progress authorities in the western serbian town of las needs. a say there scrapping plans to open a controversial lithium mine in the area. but mining giant reenter says it's not giving up on the project, protested, gathered in the capital belgrade on saturday to oppose. we are $10.00 to $2400000000.00 project in europe. the largest apartment in a do that was at the demonstration in belgrade. the brought us there was in front of the serve, the and the government have called on the authorities to cut dies with your team, lead your mining firm and demand new regulations to protect native though on the government of poor to remove the possibility of companies initiating mining projects for 3, we can in a row, thousands of people in the good and elsewhere in serbia, blocked main roads and bridges to oppose the a team plan to launch a $2400000000.00 mining operation i

on the other hand, of course you have david frost, the former, you chief negotiator. he was lined on saturday, saying that he could not comply. he feels as a minister that he would have to be. it's a collective vote when you vote for something and that he does not support the locked downs and live neither does list lives trust nor dominic rob. so i think the nation is very divided over this as we all hit in the u. s. and when you asked about where people comply, couple of other issues, of course, as we met christmas party the, the revelation that last year there was a lot of reveling going on on chris. right before christmas 10 downing street. they had a party while the whole of the country was locked down. so people's grandmothers, an elderly parents passing away when they didn't get to see that people weren't able to see that family the christmas. that's negative for the tory party and then that's just come out in the last couple of days. the guardian really photographs of both johnson and his wife and a garden party serving cheese wine over the summer. and i think

su: we start with liz trust who will handle the post brexit negotiations with the eu as david frost quit the role on sunday. he implied he was unhappy with the conservative party policy and current brexit thinking. this appointment strengthens her position as one of the favorites to succeed boris johnson. to turkey where the turkish president has pledged to continue with rate cuts referring to islamic teaching as a basis for his new policy push. he also said turkey will not back down from its new economic model which relies on lower borrowing costs and a cheaper currency. the lira is a worst-performing currency and the world for the last three months losing almost half of its value against the dollar. and the death toll from the philippines' strongest typhoon this year has reached over 140 people. fatalities may rise considerably. extensive flooding and landslides. he also ordered ayers in his province to invoke emergency powers. the president promised 40 million and eight after visiting the region on saturday. and in the u.s., the biden administration says it still sees no pathway back

you guys brings it minister, david frost has resigned due to disillusionment with prime minister barak johnson's government. it comes after a disastrous wake for the prime minister with a bi election to faith and rebellion from his own in pays over the introduction of additional coven restrictions. hong kong is holding legislative elections where only candidates deemed as patriots by a government committee are allowed to run. it's the 1st election since begging in post sweeping reforms on the territory earlier this year in an attempt to crack down on a pro democracy movement. this is d w. news from berlin. you can get a lot more news at our website to be found at d. w dot com. ah ah, this week unwell stories, do hon is burg fighting the corona virus. a dispute over a coal mine in britain? but we began in ukraine, there was international concern about the deployment of russian troops on the countries east in border how i residence in the border region, handling the threats this muddy track years to be an international crossing from ukraine to russia for alina and her neighbors, with fam

tom: she has kind of picked up the mantle, she has inherited david frost's portfolio when it comes toll as being foreign secretary, but she is also picking up on his hard line rhetoric. is there any sense that things will shift now that she has taken over the negotiations from the u.k. side? lizzy: she started out taking a tough stance, but this is the high-level political rhetoric, we have to remember. they will be looking for a solution behind the scenes. it is all connected. the talks on finance link into the talks on the difficulties they are having on migrants. wanting to see those things resolved, but it will be interesting to see how it pans out. tom: a multitude of different issues they have to unpick. fishing for goodness sake. fishing versus the finance industry. thank you very much indeed. getting us up to speed on the implications for the u.k. finance sector 12 months into this divorce from the european union. let's check in on some of the cross assets. it is risk on. gains. further upside for the european markets. the ftse 100 has turned positive gains. building on the op

this is a series of interviews he gave to david frost after leaving the white house.y poignant question he got at the end was after the impact of watergate. let's give a brief listen. president nixon: i let down my friends, i let down the country, i let down my system of government, the dreams of all those young people who should get into government but they will think it is all to corrupt -- too corrupt. yes, i let the american people down and i have to carry that burden with me the rest of my life. >> how is this portrayed in the new, revamped nixon library? watergate? pres. byron: watergate was a crime of consequence that has repercussions today we are still experiencing, political and legal. we are still swooning about watergate. there have been new revelations. as we approach the 50th anniversary of the watergate break-in, watergate is not over. it remains endlessly fascinating. what it is revealing is this great thirst of the full understanding of president nixon. there are 17 books in the works right now about resident nixon. there are 3600 hours of the famous

you can break it minister, david frost has resigned due to disillusionment. with prime minister barak johnson's government, it comes after a disastrous wake for the prime minister, with a bi election to faith and rebellion from his own in pace over the introduction of additional coven restrictions. hong kong is holding legislative elections where only candidates deemed as patriots by a government committee are allowed to run. it's the 1st election since by jing imposed sweeping reforms on the territory earlier this year in an attempt to crack down on a pro democracy movement. this is d w. news from berlin. you can get a lot more news at our website to be found at d. w dot com ah hold. ah. hi there, i'm over it to myself. saxony, secret capital, at least that's what the people here liked colin. i'll be taking a trip back in time to see what germany's oldest castle used to be like. i'm also in research for fine china, so i'll be visiting famous, my son partial in my church. and of course, are we checking out the highlight of this useful city near drayton along

brexiteer, and i suppose liz truss will have to decide if you want to continue with the same asks that david frostactually, they are borisjohnson's asks and they will stay the same so interesting to see how that pans out. . ~ interesting to see how that pans out. ., ~' , ., interesting to see how that pans out. ., ,, i. ., interesting to see how that pans out. ., ,, ., ., ,, interesting to see how that pans out. ., ., ., ,, ., interesting to see how that pans out. ., ,, ., ., ,, ., we have heard about the rapid spread of omicron in recent days, especially in london. let's talk to dr deepti gurdasani, a clinical epidemiologist at queen mary university of london. good morning to you. i would like to start by asking you how high you think infections will get? i start by asking you how high you think infections will get?- think infections will get? i think it's impossible _ think infections will get? i think it's impossible to _ think infections will get? i think it's impossible to predict - think infections will get? i think it's impossible to predict at i think infections will get? i think it's impo

s post-brexit negotiation after david frost quit the role.ied he was unhappy with conservative party policy. in hong kong, they heard their first major election since the electoral system was overhauled by beijing last year. the turnout rate was just over 30% before polls close, that compares to a record turnout of 58% back in 2016. results are expected later monday. china dictated a revamp of electoral systems last year ensuring that only patriots could run for office in a move that wiped out the cities pro-democracy camp. the death toll from the philippines strongest-this year has reached over 140 people. i governor says fatalities may rise considerably. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. haidi: still ahead, asia's ipo market has had a record-breaking year. what is in store for 2022? we are asking for our guests outlook. that is later this hour. ahead, the omicron search. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i don

where the foreign secretary will handle the country's post-brexit negotiations with the eu, after david frostnday. he implied he was unhappy with conservative policy. he's one of the favorites to secede boris johnson. president erdogan as -- he also said turkey will not back down from its new economic model which relies on slower borrowing costs and a cheaper currency. the leader is the world's worst-performing currency over the last three months. in new york, judges ruled the jury in ghislaine maxwell's sex trafficking trial can consider whether she intentionally avoided knowing the ages of her four underage accusers or deliberately ignored jeffrey epstein's behavior with them. the ruling for the prosecution came saturday in a rare weekend hearing. closing arguments for the case will come later monday. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. rishaad: let's check in with the markets. taking a look at what is a down story. concerns about the virus variant. we a

a one—time diplomat, david frost was brought in just days after borisjohnson became prime minister toiate a brexit deal. he helped mistjohnson when the backing of hardline brexit supporters in this party, advocating tough approach to brussels. the gap between us is _ tough approach to brussels. the gap between us is still _ tough approach to brussels. the gap between us is still quite _ between us is still quite significant.— between us is still quite significant. between us is still quite siunificant. , . , significant. here securing mist johnson's brexit _ significant. here securing mist johnson's brexit and _ significant. here securing mist johnson's brexit and his - significant. here securing mist johnson's brexit and his win i significant. here securing mist johnson's brexit and his win at significant. here securing mist - johnson's brexit and his win at the general election. in turn, the prime minister made him a lord and elevated him to the cabinet. at that table he has been arguing loudly against decisions. he was opposed to the recent re— imposition of covert restrictions and

like that where those people are interviewed, palin, chaplain, cleese, they all say if not for david frost i would not have the career i had he was a great broadcaster in front of the camera and a great manager and finder of talent as well and started as a comedian and satirist himself there we go, one tangent already. >> that was news to me, your dad that i knew as a serious person, has this sense of humor. we'll see it has rubbed off on you in the next three hours. >> he was not an expert on the yield curve, on banks' regulations, so i have that on him at least, not much else. >> you have outdone your dad, especially things like the vopa rule and if your dad could only see you now talking about the leverage ratio and those sorts of things. >> exactly priced to book earnings. >> how proud he would be. >>> now we must move to cruise lines. bad news cdc recommending that people avoid cruises even if they're fully vaccinated and seema mody has that story. >> that's right. avoid cruise travel that's the recommendation from the cdc as more ships disclose covid case on board, roughly 90 ships t

. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. let's look at what's driving the action tesla, peloton, zoom weighing on the nasdaq 100 we did get positive news on the data front weekless jobless claims at 184,000, the lowest in five decades. crypto is having a rough session. bitcoin trading back below $50,000. >> wow peloton down 12% tesla down 5 three lawmakers at the forefront of global tech regulations talking to senators marsha black burn and richard blumenthal who led the hearing about protecting kids online and hearing from margrethe vestager of the european union. >> mike santoli is tracking the market action and sara has more on the amazon fine mike, let's start with what you are focusing on. >> the market regrouping after going up 3.5% in 3 days to start the week powerful rebound the low of last friday can probably be considered the low for a while but what's the head room here? that remains a question. so again nothing surprising about taking a pause but just a one point above 4701 not one of the five closes at high as 4

. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost.peloton, zoom weighing on the nasdaq 100 we did get positive news on the data front weekless jobless claims at

i'm sara eisen here with david faber, in for wilfred frost today. president biden outlining new measures from the administration to fight the fast-spreading omicron variant here in the united states, which currently makes up 73% of cases according to the cdc, including shipping 500 million tests to americans for free david, something that a lot of countries have done, and many have said is a long time coming, but the administration is going to do that, along with deploying military doctors and nurses and testing sites in places like new york city. we desperately need them here. you have seen the lines all over the streets. >> yeah, interesting, though, he ended up, of course, focuses on build back better and kind of venturing into our world quite a bit with quoting of goldman sachs and that report yesterday in terms of lowering i think the gdp forecast to a certain extent as a result of build back better, not looking like it was going to get passed, given joe manchin's opposition >> no, it was sort of trumpian t tactic he pinned it on the market and

. >> she posted a video of her husband, david beckham, the soccer player, and let's just say chestnuts are not the only thing being roasted here. ♪ jack frost wait, he's a good singer. >> i thought it was fine. >> he's, like, look, singing is not my thing. >> and that's victoria roasting him about his singing skills. david, he claps back, and he says, oh, i am sorry, adele. >> i would love to see if she could show her soccer skills, or football -- >> i don't do that anymore. >> all i have gotten from this story, is how good you are at accents. >> i don't have one at all. >> talk to vianey with an accent. >> oh, it's bloody rainy out there. >> get the spanish accent next. look at this. whoa, look at all the snow. more snow on the way. the peak is 4,265 feet, but we saw even lower snow than that, especially into sunday. satellite radar right now very active. by the way, i will be filling in with chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri next week. we are going to continue to see widespread rain for the first half of your morning, so take extra time. here's the hour-by-hour outlook. monday, 11:30, here it is, you could still see the rain pushing throu

david sillito, bbc news, coventry. this is bbc news. thanks for watching. hello. the cold air is back. thursday gets off to a chilly start with a widespread frostn offer. the cold air has come chasing down through these isobars all the way from close to the arctic circle, sweeping its way right to south across the uk. overnight starting to plunge down into the continent through thursday. we are all in the arctic air and we will all feel it thanks to a cold northerly breeze. where we've seen some showers overnight there will be a risk of ice to start us off on thursday. as i said, a widespread frost. further showers across eastern scotland, eastern counties of england through the day, a few as well across the west coast of wales particularly i think through pembrokeshire pushing down through devon and cornwall, eastern scotland. perhaps clearing come the afternoon. but it's cold in the sunshine. highs ofjust 3—4 degrees. sunshine a bit milkier for northern ireland through the afternoon. that is because this weather system will be starting to work its way in. as it runs into the cold air there could be some snow for a time but it will tend to tur

david sillitoe, bbc news, coventry. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. the cold air is back. thursday gets off to a chilly start with a wide spread frostom close to the arctic circle, sweeping its way right to south across the uk. overnight starting to plunge down into the continent through thursday. we are all in the arctic air and we will all feel it thanks to a cold northerly breeze. where we've seen some showers overnight there will be a risk of ice to start us off on thursday. as i said, a widespread frost. further showers across eastern scotland, eastern counties of england through the day, a few as well across the west coast of wales particularly i think through pembrookshire pushing down through devon and cornwall, eastern scotland. perhaps clearing come the afternoon. but it's cold in the sunshine. highs ofjust three or a. sunshine a bit milkier for northern ireland through the afternoon. that is because this weather system will be starting to work its way in. as it runs into the cold air there could be some snow for a time but it will tend to turn back to reign as the air coming in behind this band of rain is relatively mild.

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