this is bloomberg. . ♪ manus: it's daybreak europe from dubai and london.aking news from nestle. the 7.02% that the market was expecting. limited cost inflation. this is different than heineken. limited cost inflation impact through price. these are the headlines. organic revenue upped their pricing by 2%. the estimate was for 1.72%. that's your breaking news. we had airbus along with standard chartered. airbus very comfortable beat. standard chartered not so comfortable but a buyback in play. the officials say they're ready to start raising rates soon and we're on alert to persistent inflation that would justify a faster pace of tighting. we're trying to work out if it's hawkish of doveish. let's go to kiran ganesh. last night what went through my mind but i no longer had to do what i do. was it hawkish tilt, mutual tilt? what do you think? >> i think it was a hawkish statement. you see they talked about rate hikes, inflation. they said the balance sheet is substantially larger than it needs to be. it is a hawkish statement. and if we had been presented wi

thank you very much, paul wallace in dubai. let's get back to juliette saly in singapore with your first word news. juliette: increasing tensions with russia, the british prime minister is calling -- [indiscernible] johnson said there is no chance of holding football tournaments in russia if it invades sovereign countries. they are closely monitoring the situation. hong kong will test its entire population, over 7 million people, three times in march as the government employees a strategy used by mainland china. april will have to take daily rapid tests -- people will have to take daily rapid tests. chicago plans to lift its indoor mask mandate. canadian banks -- emergency powers meant to end protests in ottawa. prime minister to joe and his mr. say the measures are to cut off funding to protest leaders. ottawa downtown was cleared out over the weekend, but dozens of trucks remain outside the city. france has removed australia from its list of key partners, instead paris says it will pursue bilateral cooperation on a case-by-ca

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>> good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai. i'm manus cranny with dani burger in london hq. bonds again on the back foot as markets weigh the risk of tighter monetary policy. christine lagarde insists any adjustment to the ecb will be gradual. president biden says chancellor schulz says nord stream 2 pipeline would be stopped if moscow invades ukraine. earnings bonanza. bnp, softbank, and bp all hit the tape. 2.3 one billion, a third of a billion higher than market would have expected. we penciled in 2.0 5 billion. they pay up ratio of 60%. the payout ratio will be raised to 60% from 50%. this potentially music to the market sears. we know that buybacks and dividends were the alpha of response mechanism for the bank last week. good morning. dani: good morning. it is a race to higher payouts. thank after bank reporting they are attempting to lift their payout. a key measure of profitability, up more than 11% in four years time. we also spoke to the cfo who spoke with bloomberg in paris. >> [indiscernible] if you do this, you wil

imf dani burger alongside manus cranny in dubai. so many earnings interviews, executives we have talked to over the past few weeks and this question of cost, inflation, that sort of pressure in the supply chain keeps coming up. a lot of people said those pressures are likely to abate. the evidence that it is abating is not there yet. if you're a company beating on sales yet missing on earnings-per-share, that is evidence that that gap is made up by cost pressures. in fact, if we measure margins by this way, it is the worst year, the worst corridor for margin pressure, according to bank of america, on record. their data goes back to 2012, but this just highlights the point that in europe, the stoxx 600, there is an issue with cost. with us is fabiana fedeli, chief investment officer of equities and multi-asset at m&g investments. how much of an issue is this, is the cost picture for european corporates? fabiana: this is the issue that you have to keep in mind when you are picking stocks at the moment. there will be a lot of companies

robin males is chief executive of kumar, energy in dubai. thank you for your time. thank you. now, investing in stock market can be a very profitable business, but many people don't have thousands of dollars on hand to buy them. while google sparing company alphabet says it wants to make it fox cheaper for investors. the company has announced a 241 to talk split, getting shareholders 19 more shares for every one they own. this effectively means the cost of a single share has drops from around $3000.00 to less than a couple of 100. the company has published a massive earnings report with a revenue growth of 32 percent over the year that has sent the stock up 7.5 percent earlier this month. alphabets, recent decision comes almost 2 years after apple's play, the stock reviving a practice that almost disappeared from us markets alphabet, then apple, or among the few technology companies that have seen their market capitalization straight into trillions of dollars. but facebook is in decline for the 1st time in its history. its parent company met reverse, has fed the social media p

he's joining us from dubai. very good to have you with us on counting the cost. every one robin seems to be worried about oil prices crossing the $100.00 mark. do you see this happening? i think it's yes, it's very likely. prices have been pretty close to that mark. for some weeks now. they've gone over 95 dollars 96 dollars, so getting very close. 100. the market remains significantly tight and you have the political concern for on top of us. so i think davidson significantly above the situation by like low cost in the future, we'll talk about the political tensions in a bit. what other factors have been driving these prices up? well primarily, what we've been saying is simply a very strong economic recovery from the current of ours. con, demik economies. reopening, travel, restarting, and particular, lot of industrial activity have the energy consumption and others run into constrained supply. supply of course collapse during during 2020 and they are plus group was very successful and cutting back deduction to, to meet the lower demand. it has not been so succe

sameer hashmi, bbc news, dubai.are on half ten. unvaccinated british teenagers will be allowed into spain from monday, as long as they provide a negative pcr test. some families had already cancelled half term holidays to spain and the canary islands because their children had not yet had their second jab. they are normally a very popular destination. people aged 18 and over must still be vaccinated to get into the country. so how has the changes helped bookings? france also changed its restrictions at the end of last week, as well, in turn for the half term break. joining me now is axel hefer, who's the ceo of trivago. nice to speak to you. we have chatted regularly during the pandemic. here we are with spain making a last—minute changes, as did france, to accommodate the british half term break holiday. in france they have holidays coming up, as well. your thoughts on the impact this has? people have already planned and ditched holidays. it is all a bit too last—minute, isn't it? absolutely. what we typically see

i'm dani burger alongside manus cranny live in dubai. this is bloomberg daybreak europe. this is what you need to know. manus: reassessing risk. biden says the u.s. wasn't and hasn't verified all pullback of russian troops. inflation in focus. chinese price pressures ease as traders and the boe. we look ahead to the u.k. cpi. plus, republicans block the votes on biden's pick for the fed. we get the minutes later today. what do you do in lockdown? organic revenue up 12.2%. a little tipple never killed anybody. organic revenue of 12.2%. the devon and per share -- doesn't everybody have a tipple in lockdown? dani: you have to. it's a stressful time. heineken wants us out and having fun. it's important for them to see that sales growth of people going to the bars. they volume did beat estimates. 4.6%, 4.5% was the estimate. the full year revenue coming in above expectations. 21.9 billion euros. manus: don't miss the interview. we have the ceo joining the team at 8:00. he can answer the questions on margin, drinking, our habits, and what a zero covid policy means in asia. i ha

manus: good morning from my middle east headquarters in dubai. i am manus cranny with dani burger alongside me at london hq. it is the stories that set your agenda on daybreak europe. global stocks climb as the selloff in bonds -- easing concern over monetary policy. a giant today for earnings this morning. we speak to the ceos of multiple companies. moscow undercuts emmanuel macron, saying no was reached in ukraine. we get the very latest. a warm welcome to the show. i came in this morning and one of the three things i need to know, it's quite anemic. it's time to buy the dip with no real solid reason for the term. there are known unknowns and there are things that we know. when it comes to hatching for tail risk, there are profound lack of appreciation of the risk. let's take a listen to the man who hatches for black swans. >> there is a profound lack of appreciation for how dangerous the market is and how embedded all this liquidity is in the financial system. dani: isn't it earnings that are supposed to save us? people don't appreciate it. th

>> good morning from london, i'm dani burger with manus cranny in dubai. this is bloomberg daybreak europe, with the stories that set your agenda. manus: key inflation data from the u.s., a higher than expected rating pushing the fed closer to supersized hikes. troubled times in zurich, credit suisse reporting a loss of 2.1%. and the happiest place on earth, disney shares surgeon after hours trade on a big beat of scriber numbers. >> it's really almost at direct function of the content flowing into the service. obviously that content was made a little choppy even more by the fact that we had covid that entered a -- interrupted our production cycles. dani: let me give you some breaking numbers on siemens, orders for the first quarter coming in line better than expected and it comes to their profit for industrial business, first quarter basic estimate was for 1.57. this is amid their software push. they have offloaded businesses and announced a flurry of business last night for their postal business. there also offloading some of their ev business. we will h

max foster is live for us in dubai. good morning, max. was on the diplomatic and on the conservation front i should say. >> reporter: i have to say last time i was here a couple of weeks ago all the talk was about the chaotic state of british politics and how everything is looking like a complete mess there. this is really where the foreign office likes to use royals to protect that stability . prince william was focusing on the climate. he's taking a different approach than his predecessors. rather than talking about the stark realities of climate change and how awful everything is, he's saying that but he's trying to offer solutions. so what he's doing is promoting a lot of the ideas that come through his earth shot award. he tied up with d.p. world which runs the ports around the world. dubai-based company and he got funding from them to promote innovations in climate change that young people have come up with. he's coming up with a solutions based approach to royalty. it seems to be working. it's something that went down pretty well h

manus cranny is live from dubai. bond upheaval. as bumper jobs numbers fuel inflation expectations. knot says inflation rates could -- in october. saudi arabia boosts prices signaling confidence and demand. and bolstering the border. the u.s. and france discuss how to strengthen nato's eastern flank. it is time for the silly old bears -- that is the word at bank of america. they say last year it was the inflation shock and this year it is the rate shock and we have seen the rate shock filter through markets in the last week. manus: absolutely. there has been no move away from equities. we battled this morning between bid and offer. $106 billion has flowed in as you can see on the board. the bottom line on the bank of america flow show is the growth indicators which have been crushed. if you look at a rate hiking cycle with tighter financial conditions, what does that do to the growth trajectory? that is the debate when it comes to the rate shock narrative. dani: last week, we got caught up in the narrative of the whipsaw of meta an

i am dani burger alongside manus cranny live from dubai. this is "bloomberg daybreak europe." manus: ukraine's president spooks markets with a quip about the date of an attack by russia. oil warning. citigroup says crude could spike 10% if there is a russian military action in kiev. props -- plus, no rush. christine lagarde reiterates a gradual approach for any ecb action. bullard calls for frontloading rate hikes. i put it to you these markets are grappling between the extremes of shock and aewe from an activist fed and the risk of conflict in ukraine. mr. calame of edge puts it clearly and this is what he says. there is a risk of conflict, it is high, but it should have a limited impact on global equity markets and would promptly push central banks into a dovish position. dani: i will take the other extreme. a limited impact, a polar vortex says morgan stanley. this is the risk of a potential war, arises and energy prices would destroy demand and in our view and perhaps hit several economies into outright recession. polar vortex is the word. manus: indeed. let's get into the

manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai, i am manus cranny. high-stakes talks. u.s. officials say joe biden has agreed to a summit with vladimir putin as long as russia doesn't invade ukraine. markets take a cue. futures climb on the hopes of the meeting. a forecast from j.p. morgan for nine straight rate hikes from the fed. plus, living with token -- with covid. the queen tests positive. the material escalation of diplomacy has utterly changed the narrative for risk and caused a pause in the risk off narrative, on the potential conflict is going. bonds, equities, oil and currency. i give you the turnaround. this is in the s&p 500. down 1.6% to turning around. down 1.3% to up half of 1%. the bond market, futures dropping in price. charlie evans is saying we need substantial adjustments from the federal reserve. j.p. morgan talking about nine rate hikes. the tenseness in markets, the risk, the crush point between joe biden and vladimir putin having a summit, has caused gold to come off an eight month high. money flowing into the underbelly of g

manus: good morning from our middle east headquarters in dubai, i am manus cranny.burger alongside me at london hq. these are the stories that set the agenda. dani: president biden promises swift action in the event of a russia invasion of ukraine. crude rallies pushing toward $100 per barrel. price pressures. senator joe manchin says the fed needs to tackle inflation head on. ecb officials warn of overreaction. asia stocks drop but u.s. futures higher. plus, hong kong and covid crisis. hospitals overwhelmed as cases search. the city turns to beijing for help. happy monday to you and happy valentine's day. is volatile was -- it is volatile and was we start the week. this move to havens, buying treasuries as we contemplate rising tensions. manus: the equity market is trying to grapple with the cost of any conflict. the fear has no basis in the fx space, as we just heard, they are prepared for that, very little rundown the come from them. but undoubtedly, it is a double punch, the fear of conflict, and also a more activist fed, which mary daly from san francisco try t

it is a minute after 8:00 here in dubai. the world watches as we see where the russian president is going to go next with this incursion into the ukraine. he says he wants to do miller right -- demilitarized ukraine. it could be far more beyond the borders of done bast. this is the state of player markets. caught off guard completely. you are seeing an aggressive repricing on the s&p 500. features done as much is 2.2%. bloomberg analysis ran the scenario. they are saying, potential disruptions in the supply of palladium and other rare-earth metals. that would be hugely negative of course. ukraine is involved in the production of key gases. more than three quarters of companies trade below the index already. we will see how that gets factored in in the coming hours. we saw a big move and treasuries, extending gains across the curve. the five year yield across the 11 bits as russia announced a plan for the don bast. quite a bit of repricing and brent crude. we just dipped into $100 barrel territory, up 3.2%. i want to get to s

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we will have the latest from the dubai tennis championships.er league title race is back on with liverpool believing again. we weigh up their chances of catching manchester city. and what next for amir khan and kell brook? after theirfeud was finally amir khan and kell brook? after their feud was finally settled in manchester. got excited they are with all of thatjurgen klopp fist pumping! welcome along, thank you forjoining us. 2a hours on from the closing ceremony, as team gb's athletes continue to return home from beijing, the focus shifts to what can be learnt from these games. the weekend finally provided medals — thanks to the curling teams — including gold for the women on the final day — but that doesn't take away from the fact that a total of two medals is fewer than the minimum target set before the olympics. patrick geary reports. in the end, eve delivered. the long wait for a british gold in beijing was over, eventually. that wait for a british gold in bei'ing was over, eventuallyfi wait for a british gold in bei'ing was over, eventu

let's get to paul wallace in dubai, tracking the corporate impact. we learned that bp will remove a 20% stake. how much of a discount will they be taking and who can they sell to at this point? paul: those are big questions. we think based on what they said and what they have told us, that they could be taking a hit as as much as .5 billion dollars, including a write-down on the value on that stake in that russian company, and also what will be revealed when the first quarter results come out in may. this was a surprise. as of last week, it was not expected that bp would do this. it is one of the biggest single investments in russia from companies anywhere and it goes to show how far western powers, how far they will go to punish vladimir putin's government for the invasion of ukraine last week. on the question of who would buy it, that is an extremely tough one to answer. on the face of it, there is no one obvious. russian assets right now will be seen as toxic by just about anyone, especially in the west. but even beyond that, it is difficult to se

in dubai. it is firmly about the tensions vis-a-vis it russia and the ukraine.he new set of sanctions muddying the water for risk appetite. here is the state of play on the s&p 500 clearly lower at the moment about to fits of 1%. overnight we were up significantly on most u.s. stocks. they fix with a 40 point to print. christopher waller spoken he talked about this half percentage point rate increase that we justified in march of this economic data comes in hot. as a result, global yields rising with the rate hike outlook coming back into focus. u.s. says 18580 one. bloomberg dollar index after a big spike to the upside, coming a little it under pressure by a for the 1%. the dollar and key may appear to be good candidates in the near term, according to markets live team backed up by the central banks on a tightening path. in a flight to haven. brent crude at $1.82. look, goldman sachs seeing the riskier of oil hitting 100 35 dollars on her bond and russia sanctions. i want to put the board and get to it important chart as we think about commodities, think about

he's joining us from dubai. very good to have you with us on counting the cost. every one robin seems to be worried about oil prices crossing the $100.00 mark. do you see this happening? i think it says it's very likely that prices have been pretty close to that. but bach of food for several weeks now on the global $95.00 my be $6.00. so getting very close to laundry walk, it remains significantly tight and you have the geopolitical concerns on top of but so i think you do without some significant, reversed them. the situation is very likely we will, cassandra, in the near future. i will talk about the geopolitical tensions in a bit. what other factors have been driving these faces up? well, primarily, what we've been seeing is simply a very strong economic recovery from the current of ours. pandemic economies, reopening travel, restarting and particular, lot of industrial activity have the energy consumption and others run into constrained supply. supply of course collapsed during during 2020 and they are plus group was very successful, cutting back production t

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it affects women and goes when we hear about such and dialing hot breaking decisions and then dec. dubai, higher court decision though use, i mean it makes us more scared, more cautious and sometimes makes us feel defeated. but it also makes us angry. and as seen, women and girls around me use that angle to demand justice and changes to the system for their own protections. so they also use that anger to support the to then build a system would that come forth and make, makes us stronger. at the same time, yes. what woman who are not maybe boggles are, you know, the when society an ard in flies to apply for them videos or in villages. definitely, you know, you do have impact on, on their daily daily lives and it didn't make them more scared and, you know, defeated that anyone can kill them in the name of one and, and get away with it. and they get that will leave it there for the time being. but thank you so much for joining us today on this important subject. ah, india, southern state of terminal under is home to a unique architecture that slowly decaying terminal merchants and mast for

speaking out against ludovic hooton's attack on ukraine after a match in dubai. on friday, replace wrote the words and no war pleased on a broadcast of camera. since thursday, a number of prominent television personalities, musicians, and athletes within russia have also issued public statement on social media condemning the invasion. and going to sneak aside from time and stood god came together to make a statement condemning russian to get aggression against ukraine. ahead of their match. on friday evening before the game kicked off, both teams lined up together behind a band bearing an anti war slogan. in ukrainian colors, a moment silent we've been held in honor of the casualties of the invasion. took a 2nd half lead in the game through what taro and do, but that was before to let go from oftentimes, crystal baumgartener, a few of the home side, 3 point it watching dw news. here's another look of the main story we're following for you. ukrainian president followed him is the lens he has sent a defiant message to his people, saying ukraine would not lay down a

speaking out again against vladimir putin attack on ukraine after a match in dubai. on friday, left roach, the woods. no war please on a broadcast is camera. since thursday, a number of prominent television personalities, musicians, and athletes within russia have also issued public statements and social media condemning the invasion of ukraine. you are up to date coming up next to d. w special looks at the reasons behind vladimir putin invasion of ukraine. and you can of course, follow the very latest developments on our website. that's d w dot com as well as on twitter and instagram at e w. news. i'm and you can mckinnon. thanks for watching. ah ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with who who are in ukraine? what's driving to team to him? russia is on its way to old greatness. but what does that truly mean? well, well, his ice cold do tend to lead a search for clues. what's driving protein d w use? next on d w. oh, thank g leech, it was more what, which knitted, gained langston looked, wouldn't the rodney some way, but i see i couldn't. is the aggressor puente chose this was th

speaking out against vladimir putin's attack on ukraine, after a match in dubai, on friday, group lab wrote woods. no, we'll please on board. costas camera since thursday, a number of from an and television personalities, musicians and athletes within russia, have also issued public statements and social media condemning invasion, ukraine, and bonus league asides hoffen heim and stood god came together to make a statement condemning russian aggression against ukraine. ahead of that match on friday evening, almost before the game kicked off, both teams lined up together behind a bana bearing an anti war slogan in ukrainian colors. amendment silence has been held in honor of the casualties of the invasion. once the game kicked off, stood got took a 2nd half lead through what harrow and doe that was before too late goals from hoffman's crystal baumgartner secured the home side to 3 watching d. w. use his the main story that we are following. flea and apartment block has been struck by a missile and achieve suburb the russian forces have been attempting to capture. no deaths have been rep

moscow, dubai. and we'll start in ukraine. >> battles are happening outside many o ukrainian towns at the moment. and we visited one of them. it was extraordinary to see the determination the heroism. but also to try to understand what on earth moscow forces are trying to do. fighting their way into densely populated areas. >> the bridge here hasn't been raised for as long as they can remember. neither has the town been invaded. the clap clap is likely exchanges with russian troopers who were told landed nearby. locals struggling to keep up with their world collapsing and soldiers edging. the fear here russians like these who suspects thrown to the ground by soldiers. then the sirens go off. it's back in the basement for mothers and cats. here the noise of what russia would do to the towns in the name of political gain. police trying to turn lights off it seems in businesses. but closed in a hurry. life persisting. caught between hoping this is short lived and wondering if it may go on forever. >> w

i'm dani burger in london, with manus cranny in dubai.inue to see some effect of sell the rumor, buy the news, or perhaps a reaction to sanctions that were not as severe as some speculated. you are looking at the gmm screen. equities in china up by 0.9%, but elsewhere we are seeing european futures with a strong rebound as well. manus: indeed. let's get our next guest. the eu leaders have backed a strong sanctions package to limit russia's access to europe's financial sector. joining us is anne-claire legendre, spokeswoman for the french foreign ministry. welcome to the show. the measures introduced by the eu, how quickly will these measures really bear down, have an impact on the russian economy? good morning. guest: good morning. our assessment is it is going to be very quick. you know that yesterday the european leaders met in brussels and adopted a massive package of sanctions. there's five pillars to these sanctions package. the first is financial sanctions, and it is meant really for limiting russian access to the main financial mar

russian public figures speaking out against let him have hooton's attack on ukraine after a match in dubai. on friday, replied, wrote the woods, no war please, on the road. costas camera since thursday, a number of prominent television personalities, musicians and athletes within russia have also issued public statements and social media condemning the invasion. you crate it watching d. w. news is a recap of our top story. ukrainian forces have been fighting back against russian assaults on the outskirts of keith authorities have urged systems to help defend the capital. ukraine's military says it has repelled a major russian attack on a military base in the city. it was 20 w news live from a mobility show up. next is ref, looking at one of the latest electric vehicles. the don't forget you can always get the latest news coverage of what's happening. ukraine on a website has d w dot com, and you can follow us on twitter and instagram to dean. i'm and you could some again, and thank you so much for watching with ah, with who is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what he could look lik

the 20 time major champion is set to return to action at a tournament in dubai next week. and some football now and the champions league round of 16 kicked off on tuesday with 2 matches. manchester city demolished sporting lisbon, 5 mill cities when took place in lisbon and leaves them in great shape. full the return leg at home next month. and then in the other game, can even babe's scored an injury time goal to live paris centureman to victory against real madrid. you watch anthy, w slide from berlin up next, all the latest business with my colleague, bob watts. as principal for you on the website, he's helping you dot com for all the latest news analysis at video everything. the bahamas s watching i'll see said, ah, they've had no choice or decades people of iraq devastated and there's no end to the point. how did it come to this group this is revealed an unprecedented story.

speaking out against vladimir hooton's attack on ukraine after a match in dubai. on friday, we will have wrote the word, no war please directly on the lens of a broadcaster's camp. since thursday, a number of prominent television personalities, musicians, and athletes within russia have also issued public statements on social media condemning the invasion of ukraine. you're watching dw news, here's the main story we're falling for you. an apartment block has been struck by a missile in achieve suburb that russian forces happened attempting to capture. russia says it is using cruise missiles against ukrainian targets. you're all up to date coming up next, doc film follows teenagers in mexico learning theater in prison. there's complete coverage of russia's war against ukraine on our website at d. w dot com. michael local invalid. thanks for watching. sun are driven by merciless greed. others are fighting the destruction land grabbers are exploiting, the amazon reinforced indigenous peoples afar now briefly opposing them to a report on the heart of brazil stuart's m

eleni giokos joining us live from dubai.ks. >>> well, canada is protesting what it calls a violation of its air space by a russian flight. it's one of a growing number of countries that's off limits to russian planes because of moscow's invasion of ukraine. european commission president ursula confirmed sunday the eu would be shutting down the bloc's air space, not only to russian carriers, but to the private jets of oligarchs as well. >>> and ukrainian americans and their allies are finding solace in church attendance. one ukrainian catholic church in new york is seeing an increase in attendees from those wanting to pay respects and others trying to find peace through worship. cnn's paolo sandoval has our report. >> reporter: st. george ukrainian catholic church, church leader is estimating of the roughly 5,000 parishioners, about 80% of them are ukrainian immigrants. and we have seen for the last several days, many of them coming here and uniting in prayer. faith certainly playing a massive role for so many ukrainian ameri

speaking out against vladimir putin's attack on ukraine, after a match in dubai, on friday, rou, glove were wrote, the words, no war please. on a broadcasters camera. as you can see here, since thursday, a number of prominent television personalities, musicians and athletes within russia have also issued public statements on social media condemning the invasion of ukraine. you're watching the w news live from berlin. our business bulletin is up next, with a look at the economic fall out of the russian attack on ukraine. you can always find the latest on our website, that's d, w dot com. you can also follow us on instagram and twitter our handles. there are at d. w. news. stay with us from me and the rest of the team here will cease. ah ah, with every day for us and for our planet, with global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitat, what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing.

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the lead story on dubai's golf news is that ukrainian forces are so far withstanding the russian assault the sunday times carries a first—hand account of life on the streets of the capital as ukrainian fighters search for spies and what has been described as russian saboteurs. whilst the tabloid, the sunday people, prints a picture of ukrainian troops in action under the headline freedom fighters. so a very good evening to you both, and andy benjamin. we will start off with the front page of the telegraph and what we have here is, fierce resistance slow is putin's advance in ukraine. i wonder if you could take it away for us and kick off with that front page. i could take it away for us and kick off with that front page.- off with that front page. i think this is the _ off with that front page. i think this is the night _ off with that front page. i think this is the night -- _ off with that front page. i think this is the night -- as - off with that front page. i think this is the night -- as the - off with that front page. i think| this is the night -- as the night this is the night ——

i'm talking about the managers that work in dubai and abu dhabi.hese guys control a ton of money, and so people are calling for $200 price ain't going to happen. this is my investment thesis you have to believe in zuckerberg to turn against the other applications, but this is the bottom and this is where you want to accumulate my call i wonder what you had to show to become a citizen was it just the size of your bank account because we both know that's large and maybe that wasn't enough and if so, props to you >> it's hard to get this i'm very proud of it i worked for years for it. i love to work with them they are very advanced in their thinking and investing very advanced. >> okay. so let me ask you this you say this is the bottom and let me come back at you and say maybe we saw the top in terms of the business itself and maybe facebook will not grow as it was before and meta is a pipe dream and that's not going to happen for ten years and they changed their name to get away from a distraction. they have problems with the ios change doesn't that

for the second match in a row, the world number one was cheered onto the court at the dubai tennis championships he needed a tie—break to clinch the match in just over an hour an a half. andy murray was beaten by the world number ten jannik sinner earlier in the day. the world number three alexander zverev�*s apologised after being thrown out of the mexican open for attacking the umpire's chair at the end of a doubles match which went to a deciding tie—break, in which zverev argued with the umpire over a line call here. once he and his partner were beaten, zverev let his frustrations out on the umpire's chair, and the atp says zverev, who was the defending singles champion, has now been withdrawn from the tournament for unsportsmanlike conduct. well, zverev has been on social media to apologise, saying... the six nations is back this weekend, and ireland will be without iain henderson due to coronovirus. the ulster captain has returned home to isolate after testing positive as the squad assembled on monday. henderson missed ireland's opening six nations win over wales through injury before retur

and he has been given the all clear to compete in dubai. to decide i thought the others for tonight on the court on the stadium was terrific. thank you so much. with equally good support for both karen and me and for us as a tennis players traveling around the world, this is what we play for this kind of this kind of passion from, from the people that come to watch us. and i want to thank you from, from my heart. thank you so much. a world number 3. alexander's bear has been kicked out of the mexican open up the nearly hitting a pi with his racket. it happened. a fatal so doubles match the governing body. now throwing amounts of events on sports like conduct there are believe the ball had incorrectly been called out during its high break, looking at a lengthy bound on a big fine house since issue this apology. difficult to put into words how much or regret my behavior during and after the doubles match. as you know, i leave everything on the court yesterday. i left too much. i'm going to take the coming days to reflect to my actions and how

the world number one made a winning return at the dubai championships. joker, which wasn't allowed to play at the 1st grand slam of yeah, because he isn't vaccinated. that gets called in my team. but he was given that the all clear to completion to buy a said beating italy's and lorenzo most in his 1st match since the song of december vaccination status. that could still see him missing out on a series of events, including next month indian wells that farm and in the united states. i couldn't ask for a better reception, and it's been a while since i played a the last marriage. so i couldn't figure a better place to keep saw the season in best possible issues than i been. thank you very much for your support and welcoming me on the course. the way from well, number one, anti mary hath been speaking about jocular vaccination situation in british star, who also advanced in dubai. on monday says off of it's missing. grandson is not good for the signature showed. it's one i don't agree with, you know, his, his decision and, you know, i think it would be a lot easier for him. obviously if h

he is at that dubai tournament, and he won a match there that will advance him to the final. when he won today's match, he did not say anything, but he did walk over to the nearest tv camera and he took out a pen. he wrote on the camera lens: no war please. again, he is the number seven ranked men's tennis player in the world. he is a russian. this is has no to the camera today upon winning that match. the number one ranked u.s. men in the world is also russian, his name is daniel, he is playing at a big tournament in mexico right now. this was his wife sitting in the stands watching him and that mexico tournament. you can see what she is wearing? there it is. she is wearing a shirt in the colors of the ukrainian flag while she was in the stands watching her husband play. again, he is the number one ranked men's tennis player in the world. the most famous russian athlete in the whole world is the massive hockey star alex events can who plays for the national hockey league in the united states. he previously has been an outspoken supporter of russian president vladimir putin,

they planned to sell them in dubai, according to authorities.n the black market, price can be several tens of thousands of euros. >> the traffickers do it for the money, or for fun. the goal is to hunt. reporter: in 2014, the country ratified a washington convention, an international text that regulates the trade of endangered species. according to the convention, sellers and buyers are required to obtain a certificate that treating animal will not from the survival of the species. however, the problem also comes from them. in iraq, these establishments are authorized to resell these animals individuals without any questions asked. it makes trafficking the animals extremely difficult if not impossible. we arrange a meeting with a veterinary clinic in baghd to say that we nted to buy a small tiger or lion and we went with a hidden camera. reporter: reporter: for about 4000 euros from we can buy a white lion, a species now threatened with extinction. they didn't even ask for id's. just like many other countries in the middle east commit many peopl

novak djokovic won his first match of the year yesterday in straight sets at the tournament in dubai. was not able to defend his australian open title last month after he was deported for not being vaccinated against covid. >>> last year's kentucky derby has a new winner after a long investigation into doping. yesterday racing officials stripped medina spirit of its 2021 victory. the horse tested positive for a banned steroid after the race. trainer bob baffert was also suspended for 90 days. he's appealing that ruling. the horse that came in second, mandaloun, was named the winner. medina spirit you may remember died in december following a run. >>> britney spears has signed an agreement. the agreement comes three months after the judge terminated her 13-year conservator shichlt nearly every aspect of her life was controlled by her father under the agreement. spears and her representative have not commented yet on the reported book deal. >>> and one of the largest collections of african-american artifacts is going on the auction block next month. retired new york city school teacher

djokovic is in dubai to play a tournament there.to play in the australian open over his covid vaccination status. he says that he's at his peak despite weeks away from competition. >> considering what i've been through in the last couple months, i'm even more motivated, inspired to go out on the court and play my best tennis. of course, it's not a guarantee, but i did my best to put myself in a good position tennis-wise and mentally, as well, i'm present. i'm here, and i'm really happy to be playing again. >> djokovic, the number one-ranked male player in the world, is not vaccinated against covid. >>> and nascar's new season is off to a dramatic start. >> cindric is going to bring it way up high to block at the line. cindric beats wallace by half a car length, and they crash going into turn one. >> 23-year-old rookie austin cindric hung on to win the daytona 500 yesterday in a wild finish. more than 120,000 people filled the stands to watch the race. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," we're going to introduce you to a self-descri

the world number one made light work of wild card lorenzo musetti at the dubai tennis championships,karen khachanov or australia's alex de minaur next. andy murray came from a set down to beat australian qualifier christopher o'connell in three sets. he was really turning on the style and showing his athleticism as he set up match point. the victory comes a week after murray suffered one of the heaviest defeats of his career, 6—0, 6—1 against roberto bautista agut in doha. he'll now face either alejandro davidovich fokina or world number ten jannik sinner. chelsea are in chapmions league action on tuesday as they welcome lille to stamford bridge, but all the pre—match talk has centred around their misfiring star striker romelu lukaku, and in particular his recent premier league outing at the weekend. chelsea's most expensive player, who was signed at the start of the season for $115 million, only touched the ball seven times in saturday's win at crystal palace, the lowest number any player has managed in a 90—minute premier league appearance since at least 2003, when that data was fi

stunning round of eight birdies to smack doha in dubai.ead coach says he wants the flanker to the as normal game. he head coach says he wants the flanker to the as normal game.— to the as normal game. he is startin: to the as normal game. he is starting is — to the as normal game. he is starting is starting _ to the as normal game. he is starting is starting his - to the as normal game. he is starting is starting his career| to the as normal game. he is i starting is starting his career as a captain and obviously he was the next most obvious choice and unfortunately courtney is not available so tommy comes in but we have had him for a while as a potential leader in the team. the player is like playing with him, they followed him in the action and he will do a greatjob for us. elsewhere in the 15, marcus smith who had a fantastic autumn international series that the fly—half. samson is a ten to eight. he is making his first start since 2018. johnny gray has come back into the scotland side but misses autumn internationals through injury. st