so draghi see were live on tv what would have been furnice to me. so draghi see how so nice to me.i see how far it gets me, guys. why? why isn't he nicer louis? because isn't he nicer to louis? because there's no point. isn't he nicer to louis? because the there'sooint. isn't he nicer to louis? because the there's ooir incentive. >> there's no incentive. >> there's no incentive. >> . okay. should we >> there's no. okay. should we do the story? anyone to do the story? anyone want to talk how talk about the story? how ritchie's going destroyed? >> yeah. well, thought >> yeah. yeah. well, i thought what i thought was really interesting was interesting about this story was that like, might that it seems like, rishi might even seat , even lose his own seat, afterwards, i thought that was very i don't know. very interesting, i don't know. i think, as you said, nick, i'm sort of getting a bit of , sort of getting a bit of, fatigue when it comes to hearing about losing, about the tories losing, i think. of know think. i think we kind of know where where, where where the where, where, where

cholesterol-lowering, we have a draghi only have to take twice a year to lower cholesterol 60%. we are working on medicines for hypertension, low blood pressure. most people don't stay on their drugs. david: the drug i'm most interested in deals with alzheimer's and dementia. i'm always wondering if i'm going to to get this disease. what are you doing in that area? dr. narashimhan: we are active. we are interested in the next wave of what might be effective therapies for alzheimer's disease. there are currently two drugs targeting the plaques in the brain. we think the next generation opportunities will be other elements that accumulate in the brain. i would also say alzheimer's is a tough space. one thing that is hard as you need to intervene very early because it's a slowly progressing disease. identifying which patients to intervene on and figuring out what to treat them with is very difficult. david: cancer related drugs, there are some, and i guess you have some as well, they tend to deal with cancer once you have cancer, they try to ameliorate the side effects or the effec

you can look to mario draghi and malcolm turnbull in australia respectively.s pushback and that's led from elizabeth warren and the liberal wing of the democratic party saying we need to watch this revolving door and what that does in terms of groupthink and making sure there are a wide variety of ideologies that are brought to the treasury department. david: the treasury sectors of the stars in one sense. in another sense the stars the u.s. dollar itself. its strengths and sometimes it's not so strengths. has that will roll of the u.s. dollar evolved over time reporting. >> the role of the u.s. dollar has changed a lot. if you want to look at one point in time where overnight the dollar was the focal point without people necessary realizing it and it shifted historically i would say 9/11. the global war on terror the george w. bush launched did not start with military boots on the ground or tanks, or any kind of ammunition. it started to treasury. because george w. bush at the end of september in 2001 signed a set of executive orders that gave treasury the au

already came to kiev together with german chancellor olaf scholz and ex-prime minister of italy mario draghi, it hangs around the visit, macron’s theoretical visit to kiev is being discussed by the western media, the political publication believes that it’s nothing. there is nothing strange about canceling his visit to kiev for the third time, macron just took a break to consult with his colleagues. vladimir vladimirovich, well, let us also consult with you, in fact, what is happening with macron, firstly, yes, indeed this story with the greek prime minister is indicative, i hope that it will make some europeans think figures, when zelensky says day after day: look, russia will definitely attack a nato country, right? they tell us that if there are czech soldiers there on the territory of ukraine, and russia strikes, god forbid, it will be an escalation, yes, a strike on a nato country, it turns out, yes, in this regard - sooner or later, putting it all together , any european politician should think about whether zelensky himself will kill me in order to then say: look, russia attacked a na

weeks no humanitarian aid reaches the nord that are getting that's where you see those images what draghi can obviously we have 64 kitchens we've community organizations there's one more on our own. we have a plan to build a total of hundred kitchens all the way to the north. but in order to fulfill all the food needs that those kitchens need to keep making sure that every kitchen is a hub to feed the people to run in that kitchen, we need a constant flow of food, constant flow of water and this unfortunately is all happening sundays, has been the case that not drag has reached into gaza, and that puts us behind and talk about the airdrops of food into gaza. i mean, we have some images of the work that your team is doing there. we've seen i mean, a nada's piece that some of this is obviously going on, i guess that we have to see airdrops because of the issue with the trucks is that it is this just an easier way of doing it? can you talk about it when they got easier? >> i know he's been something this is by all the other organization organizations of why they're drops in any case, i will

. >> draghi union ireland have retained the six nations championship after beating scotland 1713, inublin. a try from dan sheehan gave ireland a76 lead at half time, and another try in the second half from andrew porter looked to have given them breathing space, but through have given them breathing space, but to through have given them breathing space, but to set through have given them breathing space, but to set up through have given them breathing space, but to set up ahrough have given them breathing space, but to set up a nervy| hugh jones to set up a nervy finish. ireland hung on though, to win back to back titles and their captain peter o'mahony, lifting trophy in what may lifting the trophy in what may have been his last match for his country. the other game or country. in the other game or the later game, today france are leading england right now at half time by 16 points to ten. more on all of our stories with our gb news alerts . scan the qr our gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen right now or go our website back to . mark. go to our website back to. mark. >>

discuss that now with our political correspondent , olivia political correspondent, olivia utley olivia draghie the rumours out there ? there? >> well , absolutely. it was >> well, absolutely. it was thought at first that it probably would be a general election if you take out recess , election if you take out recess, it's six weeks until the 2nd of may, which is when the local elections are. but it now sounds as though it probably isn't going to be an announcement of a general which would general election, which would fit fact rishi fit in with the fact that rishi sunak said that the general sunak has said that the general election will be in the second half of this year , is what we half of this year, is what we understand that it is likely understand is that it is likely to be a speech about defending democracy, looking back at the last few weeks, we have heard some pretty troubling stories about, uh, anti—semitism and also about the threat to mps. tobias ellwood, a conservative mp, his house was surrounded by pro—palestine protesters, while his wife and children were inside in an intimidat