esther: maybe not next, there may be another rate hike.he market is very inclined to price in rate hikes. ahead of these turmoils, we need very hawkish tones from the fed, various strong data from the u.s.. of course, it is sensible for the market now that uncertainty has increased so much to that on rate cut. clearly, not too much to this encourage this. they also said, everything is unknown. we could do whatever is needed, but they also pointed out that there is a tightening of credit foundation due to these turmoils that could lead to disinflationary pressure or also, they have dual lending and also have to have employment in mind. i think the fed will be one of the central banks that needs to cut first due to the mandate as soon as the economy cools significantly. dani: do you want to follow on this dollar weakness? if they eventually are going to cut, do you write out that trade? esther: the big thing is, there is so much uncertainty right now. it all depends on whether these turbulence is -- they have calmed down a lot. for the u.s.

thank you, esther. good morning . it's you, esther. good morning. it's 11:01.ain has joined an 11 nation transport civic block in its biggest trade deal since leaving the eu . after since leaving the eu. after nearly two years of negotiation as the uk is now part of the comprehensive and progressive agreement for trans—pacific partnership . the deal will cut partnership. the deal will cut uk tariffs on chinese cars , uk tariffs on chinese cars, chocolate, gin and whisky . it's chocolate, gin and whisky. it's expected to boost the economy by £18 billion over ten years. it will also build new post—brexit trade links with brunei and malaysia. chancellor jeremy hunt malaysia. chancellorjeremy hunt says the deal provides a good opportunity for growth . the opportunity for growth. the significance of joining the pacific trade bloc is that this is one of the fastest growing areas in the world. around half of the world's middle class consumers will be in this bloc of countries by the end of the decade. it's a massive opportunity for british exporters and combined with

and she the fact is that she asked esther to ask. e, so that the bodies of already dead enemies are hung, so that it is a deterrent, and it is these 10 sons of mana that are listed and e. and how would we read them, too. uh, they are read by all the actions of the sons of oman so that mister actually asked to be hanged. e, to be a deterrent, regardless of whether they were alive or dead, it was some kind of punishment for such spiritual and e real principled enemies of the jewish people. they wanted to kill all jews as a result. and they all died instead of the jews. and why i'm sorry. eh, why even today the celebration of this holiday begins with reading a scroll in stereo, what is this done for? not well, uh, reading secular esther - this is one of the most important commandments to read. uh, monday night and tuesday morning. this is one of the four commandments of purim. i want to remind you to read the scroll page twice, you need to, uh, help the poor give money to the poor, you need friends to give gifts of food to at least two

but still to come saturday morning , esther and saturday morning, esther and phil, we'll be speaking they've had to say on our big interview and what they want in the budget next week. stay with . us 11:31 emma pattison in the gb newsroom. the chancellor has told gb news that he wants britain to have the most business tax rates . calls to business tax rates. calls to scrap the planned hike in corporation tax ahead of wednesday's spring budget. jeremy hunt spoke to esther mcvey and philip davis on his plans to . deliver growth and plans to. deliver growth and tackle inflation. he said the corporation tax increase 19 to 25% would still leave the uk with a lower rate than nearly all major rivals. but he said he was committed to previous promises of bringing down corporation . the bbc corporation. the bbc experiencing a mass boycott sports presenters after gary lineker was forced to step back from the show. match of the day will go ahead tonight, but presenters and pundits, including alan shearer and ian wright, have backed out within the last hour. alex scott said she won't present toni

now, though, it's time to esther and phil up . to esther and phil up. thanks, brianna.we're joined throughout the show today by political correspondent for the guardian , aubrey allegretti, the guardian, aubrey allegretti, and former exit party mep linda deluise . you know what i have to deluise. you know what i have to say ? today's presenters friends say? today's presenters friends have got the best names . on have got the best names. on board. to both of you, we're looking the papers and we've got some big stories, obviously, that are breaking and that are happening right now. now, rishi sunak has promised to end the small from coming the small from coming across the channel and for all by channel once and for all by introducing illegal introducing the illegal migration bill. last year saw 45,000 migrants cross the channel highest on record on track to take up to 80,000 in 2023. but will the government's bill actually deal with the crisis? well, we're joined now by john rental, political commentator at the independent . commentator at the independent. good morning, j

now, though, it's back to esther and philip . to esther and philip.graph actress hope as well as broadcaster darren grimes. so. good morning to you both. and what a week it's been for you, chris. a bit. don't mind me saying on the telegraph paper, we've got to start there with the leaks. those whatsapp leaks. why did you print it? was it right? why did isabel come to you? do you have postponement for paper? for putting these things on? for example ? there's things on? for example? there's so much. there's so much you need to tell us now to worry about. so it's an amazing scoop, an amazing public interest exercise, 100,000 whatsapp messages. give it us by isabel oakeshott from matt hancock first officer. she got them from him when she worked on the book. i think you're seeing by the coverage wall to wall coverage why is a real hunger why it matters is a real hunger out there to know what happened, why it happened the why it happened with the government to require government response to require it some sets some has it some it sets some has running. i t

break welcome back to saturday morning with esther and phil . see what with esther and phil.t we were talking about there. if it wasn't all about really just soaking the motorist and having a war against the motorist and taking money off them, they would do it that it was free. these cleaners just say you can't take type of car and can't take this type of car and they don't need to charge them. eight every day, £50 or eight or £10 every day, £50 or £125 as some sort of penalty , do £125 as some sort of penalty, do they? no, because i mean, the government have been telling local authorities they have to improve their air quality in certain areas. so bradford council presumably council and presumably sheffield, have sheffield, the government have said to them you must take action to improve air quality in certain areas . but then up certain areas. but then it's up to councils to decide. they to the councils to decide. they go and are go about that and there are charge urging clean air zones and charging cleaners and and non charging cleaners and some gone down some councils hav

thank you, esther. with rihanna. thank you, esther. good morning . it's 10:01. your good morning. it's 10:01. your top good morning. it's10:01. your top stories from the gb newsroom. a post—brexit deal for northern ireland will be signed off this morning after mps backed the windsor framework in a meeting chaired by the foreign secretary and european commission, the uk and eu will formally adopt the plan which was agreed following talks last month and parliament voted for the stormont brake on wednesday, giving the northern ireland assembly power to object to eu rules despite continued opposition from the dup. james cleverly told michael sec that he's grateful for his help . this he's grateful for his help. this is not the corporate finance of the british government. this is the british government. this is the personal things of me . james the personal things of me. james cleverly to you, maros sefcovic , for for the the commitment that you have for us in and of course , the work that has been course, the work that has been done by your wider team in getting us to what is a really

esther headlines with bethany. esther and phil. thank you. good morning. it's 10:01.'m bethany morning. it's10:01. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. the head of the fire brigade union is calling for mass non—cooperation and non—compliance with the government's new anti strike laws . the minimum service level laws. the minimum service level bill would give ministers the power to force certain union members in key sectors to work on strike days or face losing theirjobs on strike days or face losing their jobs . on strike days or face losing theirjobs . fp eu general theirjobs. fp eu general secretary matt wrack says the bill is one of the most draconian attacks on the rights of working people in decades. he's urging the trades union congress to hold an emergency meeting to launch a joint strategy to resist the legislature and to basically force workers to cross, picket lines which are being manned by their colleagues . lines which are being manned by their colleagues. i, i think it is completely unprincipled and unethical and vain. i just don

cars with the eyes of wulf looking for his friends suddenly, at the very end of the column, he saw estherife, their eyes met. she screamed. show them ausweiss, worked feverishly. consciousness in a moment. he was already running to the policeman, showing the saving document, shouting on the go, ausweiss waisean. after making sure that the men really have a pass pushed out of the column. the doctrine of the nazis is the complete destruction of the jewish population, but how to cope with the liquidation of such a large number of people , pogroms became one of the effective means. especially bloody lasted 4 days, it began on july 28 and ended on july 31, 1942. the figures of the victims vary; then 25,000 people were allegedly killed. she cried, she was strangled in front of her mother so that 60 people would not die. and remember, i will never forget. we are each other's children talked. how to hold your breath longer and how to pretend to be dead that the germans didn't kill you. people used every opportunity to hide cellars, attics, ditches, cellar exits from houses. malina, as they called

de lo que perdió para ayudar a su familia en méxico. >>> en esperanza de haber si lo pueden ayudar estherara quedó el arresto de un hombre que habría abierto la salida de emergencia de un avión de la aerolínea delta cuando se preparaba para despegar según las autoridades. ocurre sábado en el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles aún no se sabe si el sujeto va a enfrentar cargos. el museo de florencia que alberga el famoso david ahora master de miguel angel invitó a padres y estudiantes de una escuela chárter de florida visitarla. después de que se quejaron sobre una lesión incluso obligando a la directora renunciar. >>> Últimamente está dejando que las escuelas cojan un poder que les pertenezca los padres >>> ares que está un poco fuerte. porque depende de la edad de los niÑos >>> su lección luego de que la junta de la escuela clásica presionó la directora para que renunciara tras mostrar la obra maestra de miguel angel david. y que molestó a los padres de familia >>> esto nos válidos para los jóvenes esta imagen es válida para los adultos. nada fuera de lo normal nuestros niÑos nos ven

if you believe in the truth, esther crazy. this or you know that we're in and times was so diabolically disoriented, crazy. so they're so proud in their craziness. we is so weak in our willingness to speak. so that's, that's the way it begins. there's a great work are done. drawn a blank right now, but a man who study mass movements, i mean, it would be the name of the book, mass movements. and it always follows pattern 1st things to happen. and that means you have to have men of words, you know, we, as men, we tend to think of action 1st and sometimes that's why we blow our load. but you got to think words 1st were, is a war words. it's a war words, that's why the word well word, as you know, words come from spells. i don't think there's a mistake that we spell words because they, it hit the ties as you. and if you're not aware that these words are gonna put spells on, you just look at how the language has changed in the last few years. they're making up words, fake words. they're changing the definition of words. you can't s

the british german friendship and a historic speech that frequently drew laughter from lawmakers. esther looked julie urgent as a relative. of course, there is also rivalry others on. i'm thinking in particular of the encounters between our football teams who spoke with that in mind. it was very special that the english women's soccer team, the lionesses, became european champions by beating germany, m. c. gig and deutschland over for most of route. but he also came with a serious political message. speaking of reconciliation and the need to learn from the past with europe. security once again threatened by russia's war of aggression against ukraine is very rude. develop, technician to touch the world, has not passively stood by isn't shifted even as we abhorred a cooling scenes of destruction. we can take heart from our unity shop in defense of ukraine, of peace and freedom. the title don't craner de sweden's to fright. charles then went on to visit some of the ukrainians who have taken refuge in germany since rushes invasion and highlighted how both germany and the u. k. are providing

and as esther asked debt still.not go to the highest tax levels on history. is it because we're overspending and do need to overspending and do we need to look at and i was wanting him to go back to his formative sort of years and his fundamentally understanding of conservatism because he actually is a thatcherite that's who inspired him go into politics. that's who inspired him to set up a business he talks about the sort of the big bang that it was that got our financial sector and that's what he wants to and it if he a run or if he had or if he had a run or if he had or he did run for leader if you had one he was wanting to take corporation down to 15. i said , corporation down to 15. i said, how can you have 10% higher on be content with that . i mean be content with that. i mean that's back to it in in a way back to my initial point if he says you know, he says he's a he's a low tax conservative. he says he wants to deliver what phil wants to deliver. and, you know, we all we all pay less tax and the economy bo

great, a wall of steel to safeguard china's interests and that job stability and national security. esther preconditioned for and prosperity and development. and then towards taiwan. yes, easier, basically repeated the usual claims that china wants to promote unification, that it of oppose us any on our foreign interference and also imposes an independence activists. and, but he did not mentioned according a actually in contrast to previous times or a military threat. i mean, he usually am sometimes he would say that china would not rule out a military means to reach their goal. it's this time this passage was left out. meantime there were other big takeaways also from the congress, just walk us through them. yeah, i think at, during the national people's congress and the growth target for the years always said that mean the economic growth target. and there was a little bit of a surprise that for 2023. the target is set at around 5 percent. that is relatively modest compared to the baseline of last year, which was dominated by lockdown. so it gives you kind of a sign that china wants to p

and esther in europe as well in switzerland bit less the the s and b has been a bit more careful. thompson's management of this was currency, but over was in very, very low interest rates for a long time. and now suddenly we've seen interest rise very quickly, particularly in the u. s. and that is gonna break some things that's going to break . some banks are very dependent on interest rates is a very core part of their production process. and as you see big changes that some banks are not going to be able to keep up and compound with that, i think this a chris was, has done some hold the bunch of damage to itself outside of anything as v b is done. so or anything related as v vi. so there's been some monumental missteps, credit suisse in terms of risk management in terms of investments. and that's came back to haunt the bank. now you mentioned the interest rate aspect in the story here. now the easy is expected to increase interest rates again tomorrow, and analysts expect half a percentage point increased. do you think that today's events might factor into the easy these considerations for

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esther paul, i saw you testify before congress. i had a couple of things to comment on. this issue about outsourcing started back in the 1970's, when i was a young man. this was bipartisan, republicans and democrats. they allowed american companies to outsource their factories to china and other companies -- other countries because it was cheaper for them to produce goods and services -- i mean, goods, in these foreign countries and ship them to the united states rather than manufacture them here. the problem with the way we do business is that subsidizing manufacturing over here, i guess for example with the chips bill, is not the complete solution here. we tried that during the obama administration, making solar panels here in the united states. they went out of business because they could not compete with china. i think we need to adopt a policy that japan has, where companies who are manufacturing here in the united states cannot close down the manufacturing here. if they want to open up companies in other countries, fine. they could possibly use the profits they mak

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metalli's family didn't want to leave the village, but they were forced out of their home cautious pony. esther senior groundskeepers hid them all at the club. so could get away with it or to know when it's so funny. toya, sidney speckle m i s p a t t yup ricola. so just i need to check on some of that. we didn't wanna do that because i was normal, but it did all states more than that. and i mean, i was teased cookie was to another madam schools on my own home before go. i heard it almost was not that i don't but host a full worst. they are connected. but you know, when you, you at the rose campus today, the culture sundial in those border. the common thing you put in my vision or with my cellular divine. you see him through a visual, under such opinion that you're cutting him on a membership with us. but how meyer she's not on my blood. get them on the see with the minute analysis. if you get them a on how to go don't post a portable, you have to put a valid, you know, it'll come through chile class with them. on the same with her, when russian troops were in layman, mila managed to take pictu

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esther moment. we'll be back. esther and phil in just few minutes. thanks, erin .wanda this weekend to reaffirm her commitment to the uk's controversial deportation policy. it's the home secretary's first visit to the african nation after her predecessor, priti patel, signed the agreements in april last yearin the agreements in april last year in a bid to deter illegal small boat crossings. our homeland security editor mark white is in rwanda . an update on white is in rwanda. an update on the latest developments . the the latest developments. the home secretary's arrival here in kigali is a very public reaffirmation of the uk and the rwandan government's determination to push ahead with the deal to send asylum seekers here. the plan is of course still stuck in the british courts and there's no doubt the government here in rwanda has been stung in recent months by the level of criticism it's received from human groups and refugee charity . this suella refugee charity. this suella braverman onto counterparts here insist that's a wilful misread presentation of what t

now, though, it's back to esther and philip philip . to esther and philip philip.ed the show today by author and former labour mp simon dann chuck and conservative peer . that's lord conservative peer. that's lord daniel moylan . but first the daniel moylan. but first the chancellor has announced 12 new investments zones across the country as part of his devolution and package in the budget . devolution and package in the budget. danger zone will devolution and package in the budget . danger zone will get £80 budget. danger zone will get £80 million in funding and tax breaks and will be focussed on life sciences. creative digital technology , advanced technology, advanced manufacturing and, green industries. we're now by ben how it shouldn't matter of tees valley to discuss this ben thanks ever so much for joining us. what did you make what the chancellor had to say about these? important are these these? how important are these investment zones going to be? well, i think they can be transformational areas that have been left behind for in places like teesside. so

this is a for capability for germany, and that's why there's an esther leading and coordinating grower of germany, also in a military guy. now another field where germany could take leadership, if you will, would be china if china gets involved in that war by providing weapons to russia. for example. should china bee bound with sanctions if you will. but germany for support that or take a leadership role in that those that us present by saws might have discussed this. and again, there should be a joint approach of transatlantic or whatever we do. what's china? we have to understand that china autocratic system also plays in imperialistic early and not only reached out to south chinese iowa. and it also try to reach you by this road and initiative by purchasing shares of european corps. and in this regard and understand the china tries to increase our dependencies and china we should do and reduce. our dependence is to jana, this is the common interest of the united states and germany. and is also, i think, the common interests of transatlantic purpose to keep our technological superior

labor camps, 9 prisons and a colony, a marble like additional aiming at the military geisha game. esther. this michelle killer of ki khan flag it throw go. what is emma about bar felicity and you can be sally fema for you to pull me a $1022.00. what. what you can do shaprall. q. kentoria. yeah. so you know sequence lagging the studio. let a few minutes on mr. william. but when you, bradley, a friendship internationally called with a senior culture, bro, okay, i really wish it was summer and then you're putting me up. it was the case from an actual flow. with that being said, the teacher li golub will flash me, is india that i want to reproduce? it do not issue so many of those. i got both got key someone you should probably, unless la garza really is be while you shall, is give us a technician to go to study the student you stand with and you go to a decrease to plan. you just missed you so much. i like um kinda school counselor get it will, could you tell me when you can get up within the police? what then use popularity when your bill? yes. you can. yes. yes, it was a blow. horrible. b

this is the answer from faith that of the vietnam iron's esther. he lived this way for thousands of years yet with that comma k. how could the big corporation say we can't survive without conventional agriculture? committee or not? i'm a b. i. sir, dilly silas dante sort of did he, santa, we used to use a lot of fertilizers, fungicides, insecticides, everything. the transnational corporations gave us come out of dealing solar when we 1st switched organic farming production dropped. 50 or 60 percent boa cas hill, st. when berlin at stabilize and is now on the upswing. hollywood under your own, went on the per implant every year. little by little, our coffee harvest increases m l like before, where we'd have a good yield one year and a bad one the next years he and daniel had a pocketbook chill. that e vinitez wants to achieve even more. he striving to convince other coffee farmers in the region of this method. oh, here to in south western germany. pioneering work is happening. i am. if he has he this year, it looks pretty desolate. a bunch of thistl

almost diana. esther got each and we're just new to yellow actor much because he knew van child's from fossil game. so for, for your bowden elbow gym. on march, the 12th 1944. a gang of u. p, a militants, and an ss calisha division, a tank the village of polychrome v, inhabited by poles and ukrainians. pul residents were forced into the street and arranged in order of nationality. after that, the poles were shot with machine guns. 365 people died. a letter from you p. a leader shall kia bitch to metropolitan shipped, litski. your eminence. we are doing well. the germans are happy with our work. ah, formation of the galicia division was backed by andre shipped teet ski head of the greek catholic church. priests also join the nazi ranks. not brita video that each issue shinning kick adora book a slowly idea or beat category is by via the really beast he pres shelly, him you get a he, he, dara, is resisting. ask a suit. you arcada green, kadelli shrink. you pretty much in the past isn't will chest here? will be strong. no, no, no, i'm at the brilliant loser. confusing a sheer cur tom. cou

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skeptical, but not any more. elephant lucille, this is the answer to from faith but of the vietnam iron's esther. he lived this way for thousands of years yet. dotcom okay, how could the big corporation say we can't survive without conventional agriculture companies? you're not, not grammar be so dyllis alice thought they thought they designed it. we used to use a lot of fertilizers, fungicides, insecticides, everything. the transnational corporations gave us come out of dealing solar when we 1st switched to organic farming production dropped 50 or 60 percent boa casio st . when but then at stabilize and is now on the upswing. it under your own, went on the put him play every year. little by little are coffee, harvest increases. that'll mel unlike before where we'd have a good yield one year and a bad one. the next yazzy and daniel ala pocketbook show that e vinitez wants to achieve even more. he striving to convince other coffee farmers in the region of this method. oh, here to in south western germany pioneering work is happening. i. if you see this here, it looks pretty desolate. a bunch of v

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at the top with with you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life, esther hate kind of stumbled our way through it, and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less was less wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. when i was in the move in the last 2 years before i left, i was struggling with do i want to leave? i like, pardon me, want to leave? the other part has been battle with us. if i leave, i had enough to fall back on. i have that deposit to do. i have nobody to go to. you know me know because i don't live around last 7 years. i have nothing. sometimes it's hard. if they've got a swastika tattooed on their neck, it's hard for them. but just to say, i don't do that anymore, it's kind of a long process. it's not like you just leave it one day and you're like, well, i'm glad that's over. i had been out of the movement before i got connected with these guys, but i was on my own and didn't talk about it and had a lot of buried shame and guilt. and then i met these guys and i saw, you know, fra

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and one way to save this planet, besides and esther, i mean egless he been disease also to upkeep the waters. and therefore this conference is really very important to run by this. in addition, we also have many diverse which comes from other countries, $57.00, the rest comes from other countries and we have to develop it, program policy. so that all the people of that are in the line and cashman should be benefit. so what needs to come out of this conference to make it a 6? i think we need to look forward to universal code of conduct in utilizing that. what are the sources maintaining the water and also we must protect and preserve the water, the cross a nation's. it's almost the good news that so many countries are talking about water and talking about cooperating on its use privately though diplomats will tell you that all the commitments that come out this week's conference will be voluntary and there will be no final binding agreement. james bay's al jazeera at the united nations. i still had here an out 0 sri lanka, welcoming a 3000000000 dollar bailout from the i, m f 2 restaur

here we are after and esther pruden is launching more drones and missiles into ukraine. so i don't know if president xi delivered that message but if he did, president would ignore that message and if -- if not, you got what you got today. is there anything the ceo can say tomorrow that would convince the white house that that is not necessary? >> i don't think you will get ahead of this testimony where he wants to characterize his company. the president has been very consistent about our concerns in terms of big tech and some social media applications. that is not a whole lot that i can talk about. course you are referring to not in any position to confirm one way or another. >> you expressed in the national conservative -- security concerns. >> we have not changed our national considered -- security concerns. i have anything more for you on that. because it sends the wrong message if the administration is weighing a in the future could be weighing one. >> we have been very consistent but our concerns over tiktok. now you want me to tell you more about this but i can't

busy esther say they support the idea that the u. s. should pursue diplomatic negotiations. diplomatic negotiations as soon as possible to end the war and ukraine, even if it's an important caveat, even if it means that ukraine will have to make some compromises with russia. 57 percent a lot bigger than what we would have expected or would have seen 67 months ago. so here's the question. are we starting to see a shift in public opinion? and how long before that shift has an effect on public policy? if ever and joining us now is on andrew korea go, he's a conflict analyst and he specializes in that meeting place between asia and europe . so he's the perfect guy, a perfect person to talk to. oh, here it is. it's a quincy institute, a poll, and it says that 50 percent of likely voters in america strongly or somewhat support the u. s. pursuing diplomatic negotiations as soon as possible to end the war in ukraine, even if it requires ukraine having to make compromises with russia. ah, regarding land for example. so think about that for a min

reinvent these of these idea of a global comsearch of powers in ways that would be accommodating li, esther asians, and interests of the smaller regional nations. now are also in one of your articles . a, you mentioned that the united states or the americans always got surprised when other nations, non western in the mentality gets sort of westernized or get a developmental boost without becoming lag down, or rather down becoming subservient to them. and that applies not only russia, but also to turn key to china. and perhaps there are many other countries reducing and just the russian who cannot find keys to have been merican version of the world as lead only by them. no, i think that russia, you shouldn't use the 1st mod west the nation to on the go westernization without losing its job goals, solar energy as well. right. but it's not the only one, right? because one can replace autumn and empire than turkey in the same category. one can place japan until the 2nd world war into this category, which chinese to be a little bit different, different because of course there was of all the cent