but dyson or dyson, you know but if dyson or dyson, you know , in a different , as people are in a differentritain, rather than britain, sorry, maybe it is these policies that have taken them and pushed them outside of this country . and maybe if we this country. and maybe if we did listen to people like dyson and made this country a more attractive to do business, attractive place to do business, you've got starmer at the moment. how be moment. how could be more attractive lower taxes ? attractive with lower taxes? corporation tax lowest in corporation tax the lowest in the corporation very the g7 corporation tax is very low, but corporation tax, low, yes, but corporation tax, for , when jeremy hunt for example, when jeremy hunt was campaigning to be the leader of the tory party, he was campaigning, among other things, on the mandate of lower corporation you will know corporation tax. you will know it's actually going to rise from 19% to 25% in april, the exact opposite of what he was campaigning to do before he came. many people came. chancellor, many people will say increasing corporation

because i read this morning that that that tesco's and dyson. dyson tesco's and that dyson.all of these guys think you guys haven't got a great strategy . so why would we great strategy. so why would we want to put our money that. want to put our money into that. and do employ people that and if you do employ people that tax much . are they right? tax too much. are they right? i think the i mean, i think the answer is you got to split the macro and the micro and you've got to say maybe tax is a too high. i don't think that's necessarily a bit higher in germany. guitar in round a lot higher in france. so i think tax is an issue, but i don't think is an issue, but i don't think is the macro issues have to be separated and pushed from one side of the micro issues in the structural issues. and if you look at our infrastructure, there actually are big holes . if there actually are big holes. if you look at the and the detail veil of regulation , you look at veil of regulation, you look at the detail of taxation , which i the detail of taxation, which i think is the things that re

james dyson sir james highest tax rate for 70 years. james dyson sirjames dyson.son. absolutely brilliant man. completely what he's talking about, understand that's his business and has made a huge success of investing in this country. is he right? and one should listen very carefully to what he says. i mean, i think we have got too big a state full stop. we spend too much money and pay for that. we tax too highly. and we need to more realistic about this. we need to cut expenditure. we need to look at what we're spending money on. we need to root out wasteful expenditure. but more than expenditure. but it's more than that. expenditure. but it's more than that . we've got to work out what that. we've got to work out what is the state trying to do. and it seems to tries to do it seems to me it tries to do too much . and the only way to too much. and the only way to get to lower taxation is if the state tries to do less and does what it does better. but what it does do better. but that's the bizarre thing. we've now conservative now had a conservative government, co

james dyson sir james highest tax rate for 70 years. james dyson sirjames dyson.son. absolutely brilliant man. completely what he's talking about, understand that's his business and has made a huge success of investing in this country. is he right? and one should listen very carefully to what he says. i mean, i think we have got too big a state full stop. we spend too much money and pay for that. we tax too highly. and we need to more realistic about this. we need to cut expenditure. we need to look at what we're spending money on. we need to root out wasteful expenditure. but more than expenditure. but it's more than that. expenditure. but it's more than that . we've got to work out what that. we've got to work out what is the state trying to do. and it seems to tries to do it seems to me it tries to do too much . and the only way to too much. and the only way to get to lower taxation is if the state tries to do less and does what it does better. but what it does do better. but that's the bizarre thing. we've now conservative now had a conservative government, co

anyway, dyson the with you. anyway, dyson on the telegraph. is a lesson we telegraph.don't have here. i'm sorry. that's a yeah . i've picked up an that's a yeah. i've picked up an extra top page. so that's it for part one. i apologise, but we will be covering that story after the break. we also have some specialist subjects, the world economic forum, gay marriage and women's football that should all go off like a bunch of fireworks. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. headliners with me, simon evans. we have leo kearse and nick dixon on the papers. nick, we to the telegraph for our first in—depth story of the evening. typically upbeat assessment of britain's economic prospects from cbi. yes the world is from the cbi. yes the world is giving up on britain. one cbi chief, this is tony danker, and he's talking about the lack of economic, which means investors are pulling money out the uk are pulling money out of the uk saying don't have a strategy saying we don't have a strategy and all that. and you should read all that. and go, yeah, fair enough. and you go, yeah, fai

anyway, dyson the with you. anyway, dyson on the telegraph. is a lesson we telegraph.don't have here. i'm sorry. that's a yeah . i've picked up an that's a yeah. i've picked up an extra top page. so that's it for part one. i apologise, but we will be covering that story after the break. we also have some specialist subjects, the world economic forum, gay marriage and women's football that should all go off like a bunch of fireworks. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. headliners with me, simon evans. we have leo kearse and nick dixon on the papers. nick, we to the telegraph for our first in—depth story of the evening. typically upbeat assessment of britain's economic prospects from cbi. yes the world is from the cbi. yes the world is giving up on britain. one cbi chief, this is tony danker, and he's talking about the lack of economic, which means investors are pulling money out the uk are pulling money out of the uk saying don't have a strategy saying we don't have a strategy and all that. and you should read all that. and go, yeah, fair enough. and you go, yeah, fai

joining me now is michael eric dyson.author of entertaining race. also a distinguished university professor of african american and diaspora story studies at vanderbilt university. thank, you doc, for being here today. i want to give your words back to you. you said this about the death of george floyd. you said the reality is white people saw this dude was no harm, and causing no trouble even though the police later on tried to say he was resisting arrest, i think it moved white people in a way it hadn't done before. is that message the same when folks, particularly white people, see black police officers beating a black man? >> unfortunately, not thank you for having me. we know the life of black people is never -- what this is a reminder of his what many black people said before. that lack people, ourselves, have to internalize the notion that black lives matter. it's not simply for white folks. it's not simply a pedagogical lesson in a class. it's also for us to internalize. why is that? we know white supremacy is dee

i'm very happy forjames dyson to tell me i'm wrong.hat for small and medium—sized businesses. 99% of businesses don't spend more than that on investment and you want to make it easy for businesses to invest because that is how we will grow the economy. because all of the small and big name size businesses think about driving productivity, creating new jobs, we will grow the economy that way and that annual investment allowance the time were put in place is so, so generous and very important —— the chancellor put in place. and you guys will drive the ingenuity we need and grow the economy and ultimately cut taxes more for everyone as well. there was someone here from lancashire live. prime minister, i saw that you've moved _ prime minister, ! saw that you've moved to— prime minister, i saw that you've moved to blackpool airport today on a private _ moved to blackpool airport today on a private jet instead of travelling liy a private jet instead of travelling by train — a private jet instead of travelling by train. there is a climate eme

of course the protocol for what happens when a sitting pub dyson quite established and well known, but for a former po, pool after retirement, chose to say in the vatican, there were a lot of question marks in speculation, but we do know now that on monday pope benedict's body will be lying in state for mourners to come and pay their last respects. the funeral will happen on thursday and we know from the vatican that his wish it was that this would be it . this printer would be a humble, simple funeral. and he described himself as a humble and simple man, and so he wants a funeral in that image. at the same time, he is a former head of state of the vatican as well as the pope. you know, he has a dual function and so we can expect dignitaries, heads of state representative of diplomats and delegations to the holy see to also be present at that funeral. i abraham reporting there. well, there's a look at some more stories making headlines around the world. preparations have been taking place in brazil for the integration of president elect, luna, the silver, the left when politician won h

. bigger and james dyson.he tories of all losing on what should their losing on what should be their strong they all they're strong c they all they're alienating businesses and labour's appealing to them at lisa nandy calls levelling up screwing up which i think is quite a good report should quite a good report i should say. invite you to read say. we did invite you to read this probably you've this morning probably you've said case. sorry said it now just in case. sorry for that. we did invite lisa nandy onto the show, but she won't come on to she was won't come on to our so she was empty chair her for that and let's talk about school transition of the transition in front of the telegraph i'm entirely clear telegraph i'm not entirely clear what by the phrase so what they mean by the phrase so this is guidance that coming out from the department for education on how school should manage gender transitioning children . so social children. so social transitioning i'm sorry, social transitioning i'm sorry, social

and dyson is live in santa ana. you can live in a bubble and not see the bigger picture actually. so how is my life and my consumption connected with what happens elsewhere? as i'm here, you can see a bosh factory and then this notorious wool. and it's all here right in front of your nose. stylus is ludovic. what else to fucking down? she and her friends are fighting to change their shitty step by step. together, they bought an old property, renovated it, and set it up as a cultural center. it's now a meeting point for social groups, environmental activists, and artists in the cellar, cycling enthusiasts to assemble bikes from donated parts. they give the finish fights to migrants so that they can get around like you can, i think on what you see one for. ok. there are very few cultural places here in juarez. so this makes a big difference. the city has a hard edge, but there's beauty to especially for the people who manage to live full lives, despite the criminality. yeah. as buses probably cause it's important to me that there are places like this where you can be together withou

it's can sort out dyson, small we'll just from the irish we spoke recently, more thought we vexes with none at his team. are often busy tweaking the golf late into the night. to date, he's invested around 20000 euros in the car and souped it up to the best part of 1000 horsepower. some people do yoga. are non golf. ah, really so lucy stressing dark out of those all. ricocheted, shy, saw by them all told of. when rusty mosquito visit me, she told father of the summit springs anons, fascination with the golf began when he was just a boy. but why is it that german comic a v w is so wildly popular across the entire country? by over that bus? now the growth void for the model organism as license. good zip is toya. didn't all really go to it, but he didn't know who daughters got cancer. the probably not soon shouldn't p o the what they see. the version it is friday run. get off the bus. i thought snowing here is hard. my next of his son, the capital of bosnia herzegovina, the country is home to 4 and a half 1000000 people. and over a 1000000 officially registered cars and a full one 3rd of t

in her reporting, she focuses on their struggles, and dyson is live in santa, you can live in a bubble and not see the bigger picture actually. so how is my life and my consumption connected with what happens elsewhere is i'm here. you can see a bosh factory and then this notorious wool. and it's all here right in front of your nose. stylus is ludovic, foot owls to fucking down. she and her friends are fighting to change their shitty step by step. together they bought an old property, renovated it, and set it up as a cultural center. it's now a meeting point for social groups, environmental activists and artists. in the cellar cycling enthusiasts to assemble bikes from donated parts. they give the finish bikes, the migrants, so that they can get around. thank you. and i think on what you seem for ok, there are very few cultural places here in juarez. so this makes a big difference. the city has a hard edge, but there's beauty to especially for the people who manage to live full lives, despite the criminality. yeah. as less as probably cause it's important to me that there are places li

simon and his partner, richard dyson , died in the richard dyson, died in the blaze.s could have stopped fire from breaking out and has called for other hotels to have up to date fire procedures in place . tv and fire procedures in place. tv and tv plus radio . this is japanese . tv plus radio. this is japanese. yea let's just now i've just actually got some breaking news. you it's just come to us in the last few moments, which is with our security at its home how security at white market. i understand there's an isis video that's emerged which to be urging attacks in various cities. is that right? yes we wouldn't play that video of course. but the propagandists within isis, the islamic state , within isis, the islamic state, which has never really gone away, even though it's been severely degraded by coalition forces . in are urging their forces. in are urging their followers to carry out fresh attacks against it. in that video . it shows attacks that video. it shows attacks that were taking place. just quickly, i'm sorry to interrupt you. you've got a slight issue w

i think dyson, think lord dyson, leading brexit, entrepreneur, think lord dyson, leading brexit, yourur, think lord dyson, leading brexit, your economic policy says that your economic policy is he is stupid and short sighted. he says too high and says the taxes are too high and there's much red there's too much red tape. there's now, a dirty there's growth. now, a dirty word for your government you word for your government and you no that tax cuts no longer believe that tax cuts for needed to for business are needed to deliver growth deliver investment growth right. but growth, but when it comes to growth, it's right? it's it's right there. right? it's number two is what we're talking about course, growing number two is what we're talking abo economy course, growing number two is what we're talking aboeconomy courseimportant the economy is really important . right. does it . right. but what does it actually practise actually mean in practise because a kind of economic. because it's a kind of economic. well mean? it means well what does it mean? it means more jobs that pay well. right.

that james dyson here? would that be james dyson or ratcliffe? i think even a orjim ratcliffe?an think both british sean they i think both british ratcliffe went take ratcliffe is we went to take takeover monday night and that ratcliffe is we went to take takeov solve nday night and that ratcliffe is we went to take takeov solve jim/ night and that ratcliffe is we went to take takeovsolve jim being: and that ratcliffe is we went to take takeovsolve jim being britishiat ratcliffe is we went to take takeovsolve jim being british as would solve jim being british as well. yes, that's right. yeah. so 2.8 trillion between them, the top % yes. they've got 20. the top% yes. they've got 20. yeah 21 trillion. and that interesting thing here is the essentially the division between extreme poverty and, extreme wealth is getting ever wider . wealth is getting ever wider. just to correct you just in case 21 trillion is around the world oh. so 2.8 trillion in the uk. yeah. yeah. so we got roughly 1% of the 1. yeah. so but what this means is that this is for the first time in the last two year

that james dyson here? would that be james dyson or ratcliffe? i think even a orjim ratcliffe?an think both british sean they i think both british ratcliffe went take ratcliffe is we went to take takeover monday night and that ratcliffe is we went to take takeov solve nday night and that ratcliffe is we went to take takeov solve jim/ night and that ratcliffe is we went to take takeovsolve jim being: and that ratcliffe is we went to take takeovsolve jim being britishiat ratcliffe is we went to take takeovsolve jim being british as would solve jim being british as well. yes, that's right. yeah. so 2.8 trillion between them, the top % yes. they've got 20. the top% yes. they've got 20. yeah 21 trillion. and that interesting thing here is the essentially the division between extreme poverty and, extreme wealth is getting ever wider . wealth is getting ever wider. just to correct you just in case 21 trillion is around the world oh. so 2.8 trillion in the uk. yeah. yeah. so we got roughly 1% of the 1. yeah. so but what this means is that this is for the first time in the last two year

has already filed declarations for the import of phones and smart phones into the eu apple watches, dysonsung technology, all this is the ministry of industry and trade. allowed to import to russia by parallel import, that is, without the consent of the copyright holders. some experts about the last newspaper believe that the appearance of another participant in the parallel supply market can increase competition and lower prices, but others note that the new company will probably sell the imported equipment to the mts mobile operator, which will already resell it to consumers, because it will it is safer for mts fintechlap analyst, sergey avilyanov explains this a typical practice is to create a large number of legal entities, persons, in case of possible risks. they did not affect the main business and that's it. thanks to denis talalaev with business news. the innovative possibilities of modern medicine are becoming a reality for the residents of donbass, thanks to volunteers, too. in chelyabinsk, volunteers hold charity events and raise money for bionic prostheses. and the ural doctor

do you think that's a fair comment from james dyson or from di cuckoo ever dyson do you he's got a goodory , followed by following memory, followed by following a £25 billion tax increase in the autumn and say that this is a government that is in any way putting business over at the forefront . and i think that forefront. and i think that there are a number reasons why is, you know, in the aftermath of the pandemic the stay public sector and private sector are both on their knees. and the government decided it's government has decided it's going like going to prioritise things like the nhs, it's going to prioritise the state than prioritise the state rather than the private sector. and i can understand why that is because increasingly want to feel increasingly people want to feel like the state is looking after them care of. them that being taken care of. i think it's a calculated gamble by the tories the short term by the tories in the short term where they think the public where they think that the public want the government to look like it's to help them it's doing more to help them

, dyson and know, think of dyson, dyson and great technical ideas .ical ideas. but people need out. one of the things that's been going on in this country for the last ten, 15 years is the attack on the self—employed through the taxation system . amman's been taxation system. amman's been a famous victim of it as well . and famous victim of it as well. and this thing called ir35 , where this thing called ir35, where you're actually drilling down on people who are taking risks and being self—serve . and i think being self—serve. and i think that all needs they need to be honest about that and have an overhaul of that . the fact to overhaul of that. the fact to the moment is that they over fifties are dropping out of the workplace and they drop them all back. he workplace and they drop them all back . he wants them back. you've back. he wants them back. you've got people, incentives, a lot of people who are sitting at home and thinking, i am not going to work anymore because i am sick of being penalised by the tax. i mean because saying as chancellor wa

when dyson com about 7 to 10 miles per hour.e and that's kind of what we're seeing today to. it's a little chilly out there a little below average. but boy, the blue skies are gorgeous. as we take a live look from the east bay. so sunny and we'll call it brisk tonight. we do have a freeze warning is set up. those temperatures really drop down into the 20's and 30's in our inland valleys and hills. and then, of course, this weekend we talked a little bit out, king tides coming in it some of the coastal hazards that we have. but certainly they're going to be sunny skies. let's talk about those cool temperatures, though, because if you are inland north bay, east bay, even south bay, we could see those temperatures dive down into the upper 20's and low 30's. it's kind of a tradeoff when we get the clear skies that we see the heat of the day escape so quickly and allows those temperatures to drop. but right now we're about 53 in fremont about 53 in oakland and santa rosa warming up already to 57 napa. you can see at 58 getting some of that sunshine in there. high pressure is going

you mentioned dyson and they want to thank you for your work you did years ago in yellowstone nationalo make bison capturefacilities much better for animals . >> if m all around all over the place. lots of these animals you can feed them in corrals and one day shut down. that's a lot easier than the chase. >> you've got something that i see that solution. it is something that i see, it's not abstract. this is where we need my kind of mind to visualize ways to fix things. also people talk about stuff like abstract when all these power plants are in texas . nobody sat down and said what exact piece of equipment froze each pipe?? well, you'd have to know that before you can make a rational decision on the ones that were the easiest to fix . nobody discussed back. that's so abstract you're not solving the problem. some of that equipment will be easy to winterize and some will be impossible . but you have to know what froze first. and the people making decisions have to know what froze. what exact thingfroze and how difficult would it be . >> that never got discussed. and i get scared when

i will end with final praise from michael eric dyson, who writes, stephen has written the book. we urgently need his analysis of the underclass should be required reading for everyone concerned with transforming unequal access to health care. in a world where pandemic heightens the brutality of inequality. we so excited to be hosting this event. please join me in welcoming and victor ray. thank you so much for that incredibly kind introduction and thank you to everyone who's here. there are people from all different parts of my life from oxnard, california, parents of friends, my aunt judy, people that i know from twitter, people who know and respect victor. and i could not more pleased to get to read with victor ray. there's a part in your book where you talk about finding an intellectual home while you're reading and understanding what critical race theory is. and that's one of the things i felt when i connected with you and when i started reading your work and talking and thinking with you that, i'd found an intellectual home and a brother. so i'm just so honored to be here.

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what views of hugely what about the views of hugely successful dyson? successful sir james dyson?cies says that your economic policies are archie newman, the are stupid or archie newman, the chairman of msc at the institute of directors, has called strategy the british strategy empty and the british chambers of commerce have said that constant policy changes are aggressive pay for disaster. well, i think over the last couple of years we have a we have to see some difficult times. and we are we have seen some stability brought in by rishi and jeremy. what we're seeing now is constantly policy changes. but as the government concentrates on five top priorities. first of all, deaung priorities. first of all, dealing with the boats. secondly deaung dealing with the boats. secondly dealing with the boats. secondly dealing with the boats. secondly dealing with the backlog. but we've get that under we've got to get that under control. to get control. we've got to get inflation under control and we'll get growth going. those are priorities of the are the five priorities of the government p

second shot that absolutely and those people will include people like james rocco forte , the james dyson forte, the chairman tesco. right the chairman of tesco. right the spectrum people traditional support of the conservative party . it's a steep old slope. party. it's a steep old slope. and that it is a steep slope, but when it comes to the polls, i think what was highlighted, i think also in the times that they're looking labour are running ahead. there are running ahead. but there are huge of country huge swathes of the country are still don't know category still in the don't know category , decided who they're , haven't decided who they're going it's all going to vote for and it's all to play so i when people to play for. so i when people start to see the prime minister with integrity, restoring trust in politics, i think he has done a lot this week, particularly this morning in the case of nadhim zahawi and starting to deliver on the people's priorities. then we'll start to see he come back. any time you want discuss a great want to discuss that, a great start to our debate this mo

as james dyson sorry tim martin could have paid for 2.5 million potholes to be filled .as saying how much they paid. they certainly seemed that sting had been stung with this tax bill. the thing is, somebody said to me once, i thought is a really goodidea me once, i thought is a really good idea that the people on the top this list should in top of this list should be in the honours each year. and the honours list each year. and they said that because what they said who at said is if people who were at the this list were given the top of this list were given honours, few of the really rich people would want to avoid paying people would want to avoid paying tax. they'd all be clamouring much tax as clamouring to pay as much tax as possible the all along. possible to get the all along. just be quite just thought it might be quite a good and i love the way good idea. and i love the way tim says he named his tim martin says he named his business jd wetherspoon after the he'd fail. the teacher who said he'd fail. and he is in the top. top and there he is in the top. top list

and james dyson is talking about the fact that , you know, senex government that, you know, senex government kind of sluggishness that's been endemic quite some time on top of everything happened in the last three years with restrictions and lockdowns has put us in a perilous situation. so on people do need so we to get on people do need be paid well i think we can have wealth creation all but you've got to have a robust for that. you chatting to an you know matt i chatting to an icu yesterday about the icu doctor yesterday about the strikes he's at the coalface strikes and he's at the coalface of the most the most poorly in our society and he said that a big part that's missing from this debate all about the nhs in how we fix it is personal responsibility. our own health. he was saying, you know, when the nhs started it was meant to only kind of temporary only be kind of temporary post—war , get everyone fit post—war, get everyone fit again. and yet in last 30 years we've been in an obesity pandemic , we've got pandemic, we've got non—communicable diseases, lifestyle, illness , putting us l

and this comes hot on the heels of what we talked about last week, andrew, which jeremy dyson yeah.pid. another really successful businessman on the we had really successful businessman on the sunak we had really successful businessman on the sunak describing we had really successful businessman on the sunak describing people rishi sunak describing people who are supporting tax cuts now as idiots. well, that makes me an idiot. yes. well, this is the this the great worry for the this is the great worry for the tories is are still tories is polls are still showing with the lead on showing labour with the lead on the economy massive , which is the economy massive, which is disastrous tories . they disastrous for tories. they cannot to win an election cannot expect to win an election when they are on the economy and soon. that made three of his five pledges about the economy . five pledges about the economy. yeah. will he will he be able to deliver on them? that's now becoming one of the reasons the tories got that landslide in to 2019. boris johnson said, let's get brexit done. a reall