, and if— touches on in the financial times, and if this— touches on in the financial times, andthat there will be more in the new year _ that there will be more in the new year it's — that there will be more in the new year. it's not looking good for everyone. _ year. it's not looking good for everyone, really. but forthe government, what they choose to do next. _ government, what they choose to do next. will _ government, what they choose to do next. will he — government, what they choose to do next, will be really important and this is— next, will be really important and this is another big week in terms of dealing _ this is another big week in terms of dealing with the strikes, and they are coming in all sorts of directions as i am sure we are about to touch _ directions as i am sure we are about to touch on — directions as i am sure we are about to touch on with some of the other front— to touch on with some of the other front pages, as well. as to touch on with some of the other front pages, as well.— front pages, as well. as dilemma 'ust front pages, as well. as dilemma ju

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and apple has recently— in the financial times and apple has recently done a deal where 2.5 billion.5 billion us _ recently done a deal where 2.5 billion us dollars for us major league — billion us dollars for us major league soccer and for youtube as well not — league soccer and for youtube as well not to — league soccer and for youtube as well not to get involved with the nationat— well not to get involved with the national football league in america is a huge _ national football league in america is a huge thing in the deals they are doing — is a huge thing in the deals they are doing art for five minutes, there — are doing art for five minutes, there for— are doing art for five minutes, there for ten years. and so it's changing — there for ten years. and so it's changing and i share the government inquiry— changing and i share the government inquiry and _ changing and i share the government inquiry and it seems like a hundred years— inquiry and it seems like a hundred years ago— inquiry and it seems like a hundred years ago but it was actually ten or 11 years ago but it was actu

the financial times, same story _ the strikes.strikes. the financial times, same story dominating and - the strikes. the financialtimes, i same story dominating and talking about steve barclay and the ambulance unions to discuss cover and talking about how talks broke down in a people could die as a result of this dispute. there's not a lot of pressure, is there, particularly with the government to find some sort of solution. ito the union seem right now to find that solution, do you think? increasingly as obviously. _ solution, do you think? increasingly as obviously, we _ solution, do you think? increasingly as obviously, we were _ solution, do you think? increasingly as obviously, we were talking - solution, do you think? increasingly as obviously, we were talking about practicalities, all the strikes in this ambulance strike which is been worrying figures the most in terms of the fact at the army coming in but there are limits, for example, can we use sirens, some say they cannot and it's much harder to actually account for bu

let's look at the financial times. numbertwo about. let's look at the financial times. sure financial institutions could cope with stresses. talking about the red tape _ cope with stresses. talking about the red tape and _ cope with stresses. talking about the red tape and as _ cope with stresses. talking about the red tape and as you - cope with stresses. talking about the red tape and as you see, i cope with stresses. talking about the red tape and as you see, the| the red tape and as you see, the governments response to this and it's interesting because the bank of england _ it's interesting because the bank of england is— it's interesting because the bank of england is independent of government and that— england is independent of government and that has been for 20 years now that was— and that has been for 20 years now that was to — and that has been for 20 years now that was to take away the politicisation from what have you and frustration within the government about responding and i'm not sure _ government about responding and i'm not sure if— government about re

let's start with the financial times's front page.ront page story on a few newspapers today. it's talking about the high court ruling that we heard today on rwanda flights, which have been deemed lawful by the high court. it's a lot more complicated. it is deemed lawful by the high court. it's a lot more complicated. it is a his political— it's a lot more complicated. it is a big political victory _ it's a lot more complicated. it is a big political victory for _ it's a lot more complicated. it is a big political victory for the - big political victory for the government. this is theirflagship policy. as the financial times points out, 40,000 have come across the challenge in small boats this year. still happening today. it's a perilous and dangerous journey for those that do make it. but the government believes that rwanda is the kind of deterrent policy, and if they can give it up and running, that might extend the numbers. the government has a number of smaller measures that rwanda is the big one. ruling that it's measures that rwa

now, martin, can we go to the front page of the financial times?e have been reported over the last few hours here. what are the last few hours here. what are the details that the ft go with? is quite interesting. they have had this zero covid policy, stopping people going into quarantine when they go to china and cutting them since all from the world, and that is going to change. theyjust need a negative test within 48 hours, i think it is, of arrival, and it is driven by two things, it seems for someone is that chinese intimate growth is going to be less than was anticipated, it was predicted, and i was the lowest for long time anyway —— economic growth. as a result of these very severe covid policies they have had. the regime to an extent depends upon economic prosperity being generated and creating economic growth in china for many, many years and that he allowed them to i suppose... that has been betrayed off, the people of lived under an authoritarian rule and commit the material success is being delivered by the government overall, they toler

the financial times says the u.s. energy secretary is supposed to visit the lab that's coming up later this week to formally announce the findings. >>> well, nasa's orion spacecraft successfully splashed down off the coast of east la good lop today. after flying around the moon on a history making test flight. during the test mission, though no astronauts were on board. it was a test flight to measure how much radiation futurecast in and outs could be exposed to on board. and the heat shield, the largest on earth, too big to be tested on the ground, had to withstand reentry temperatures of 5,000 degrees fahrenheit. >> it was confident but it was tense. because there were two big things that had to happen today. first of all, the heat shield had to work. and it worked perfectly. >> and that's good news. next up, nasa plans to choose a crew and actual living one for artemis 2 which could take off in 2024. that date will almost certainly be pushed back. the mission wouldn't land on the moon for that we'll have to wait un

with fresh strikes expected in the new year and reports of new anti—strike laws, the financial timesith a warning from incoming boss of the tuc, paul nowak, who said unions will fight and make the government "pay a high political price" for such laws. the independent has gone with a striking image of the impact of recent russian bombardment in ukraine. they're also shining a light on striking chaos, with a warning that the uk could see a year of disruption if the government fails to negotiate. in contrast, the times leads with labour's vow to combat anti—social behaviour as the party promises to "prevent, punish and protect". "have the tories given up on cutting taxes?" is the daily mail's leading story, as they go with reports that chancellorjeremy hunt has scrapped a major review of taxation. and the sun goes with "sneaky nando�*s" as their headline — this comes after reports of civil servants being handed £30 million in shop and restaurant gift cards. plenty to get on with, so let's get on with it. good evening to you both. thanks so much for coming on and agreed to talk through t

army is assessed by one of the western military advisers, his word leads the british newspaper financial timesa, one of the problems is the lack of weapons and ammunition. in addition, the publication believes that the chances of the ukrainian military for a winter counteroffensive have decreased due to the actions of the commander of the grouping group of russian troops in the nead zone, sergei surovikin, the topic will be continued by natalia goncharova the ukrainian army, as the financial times admits, there are serious problems , many fighters are completely raw and some of the units are not sufficiently trained suffers from severe fatigue and lack of ammunition, and the weapon that is far from perfection reporter floor. eden, in a note to force, writes that the american patriot anti-aircraft missile systems are low-mobile and the russian military can use this to operate one battery, it may take only three people, but it takes up to 90 people to move it and set up all the components, i agree with this position, the former american officers intelligence cattle tritort. he recalled that the

many people are facing difficult financial times that many people are dealing with around the world. pope francis controls a 3rd acknowledge this festive period is unusually tough. john hall reports from london. yeah. in our time, a grave famine of peace, the words of pope francis in his annual christmas blessing will be at or be to the city and the world went to school. i'm going to show you really deluxe, as we gather with our loved ones that think of families, the perience great difficulty and those struggling in this time of economics christ . the pope recalled the scars of conflict in syria at the time of height and tensions between israel and the palestinians. he prayed for mutual trust and in yemen, iran, lebanon, haiti, me and ma, and of ganna stand. pope francis prayed for reconciliation and peace. when it goes special attention was reserved for ukraine. is he only to render pro and may the lord inspire us to offer concrete gestures of solidarity to assist all those who are suffering and may have enlightened the minds of those who have the power to silence the thunder of wea

here it is, financial times kind of scooping the american energy that lauren livermore vice presidentd a breakthrough of manmade energy to me, that's creating power from another power, in this case a laser. they call that in the biz a net gain it's never been achieved before. a good way to look at fusion energy, it's kind of a manmade sun. if this breakthrough is real and r replicatable, it is effectively limitness. a department of energy official tested me last night, because i was posting about it, and this person said, if it does work as being reported, it could effectively end all current power sources, coal, natural gas, wind, similar, they're gone now, this is the reason to hope, but there's still a lot we don't know so, kelly, we should learn more >> i'm not going to pooh-pooh the government, the whole energy complex, brian, but there's a big difference between creating a teensy bit of energy out of a lot of energy and being ability to create a lot of energy here what is the scale here and what do they think is achievable in the next 5 to 10 years? you don't want to create -- a

the financial times leads the holding of two meps as part of an international investigation into claimsbegin. the financial times leads the holding of two meps as part of an international investigation into claims that qatar sought to buy influence in the european parliament. and "fans plea for gareth southgate to stay and lead young lions to glory in germany" — that's in the sun. recently back in the uk after being knocked out by france. lovely to have you with us and desperate story to be starting with, the telegraph is focusing on this but this is a situation that we are all watching in the coming hours were talking a lot and we probably will about the really grim weather for so many people in some reports of the country but this a horror. children that were out just country but this a horror. children that were outjust kind of fun and then falling into icy waters. grim weather for _ then falling into icy waters. grim weather for most _ then falling into icy waters. grim weather for most adults - then falling into icy waters. <:' “n weather for most adults but children will find itju

surovikin’s operation, the topic will be continued by natalia goncharova the ukrainian army, as the financial times serious problems many fighters are completely raw and insufficiently trained, some of the units suffer from severe fatigue and lack of ammunition, and the weapons that are far away perfection reporter paul, idan writes in a note for forbes that the american patriot anti-aircraft missile systems are limited mobility and the russian military can use this to operate one battery it may take only three people, but it takes up to 90 people to move it and set up all the components , former american intelligence officers scotters agree with this position. he recalled that the patriot system had let down american allies more than once in the past and gave examples we know that in 2003 during the american-led invasion of iraq, the patriot shot down more allied aircraft than arab missiles and the patriot system failed to properly protect the oil infrastructure of saudi arabia from drone attacks houthis is a problematic system. she is very expensive. very complex very difficult to operate require

were infected with the crown of ours during the 1st weeks of december alone. bloomberg and the financial time cited figures from a late government document members of the kurdish community have again classed with police in paris. a day after 3 curds were shot and killed a gun, an open fire at a kurdish cultural center and a nearby cafe on friday. in what place i was a racist attack, cried my message as the lead singer of the british electronic bad fight place has died at the age of 65. cause of death was not immediately known. musician and d j. his real name was maxwell. fraser was renowned as the voice in the 1996 in somebody i used to recycle. a massive winter storm has triggered blizzard freezing line and flooding in many areas of the united states and canada. the extreme weather has led to power outages for nearly 2000000 homes and businesses disrupting travel plans of millions of people. authority say at least 17 people have died as a result of the storm. it's a white christmas match of north america. in fact, it's a complete white out blizzard like these a hammering many areas of the un

during the 1st weeks of december. bloomberg and the financial times cited figures from a leaked government document members of the kurdish community have again clashed with police in paris. they, after 3 curds, was shot and killed a gun and opened fire at a kurdish cultural center and a nearby hefa friday. and what police say was a racist attack. a massive winter storm has triggered blizzards, freezing, rain, and flooding. in many areas of the united states and canada. the extreme weather has led to power outages for nearly 2000000 homes and businesses disrupting travel plans of millions of people. authority say at least 17 people have died as a result of the storm. ah, it's a white christmas match of north america. in fact, it's the complete white house, blizzards like these a hammering many areas of the united states and canada. a boiler person snow has been piling up from coast to coast with freezing wind, sending temperatures plunging. a massive storm coming at one of the busiest travel times of the year leading to the cancellation or delay of thousands of flights. no, it's not. is it

people in china were infected with cove at 19 during the 1st week of december. bloomberg and the financial times cited figures from a late government document, china's health system is under strain as covert rages nationwide. official figures report only a handful of dis, despite the growing cases. members of the kurdish community have again clash with police in paris a day after 3 codes were shot and killed dead. now, gunman shot people that occurred is cultural center and need by cafe on friday. and what police say was a racist attack. almost 2 dozen people had been killed in russia after a fire broke out in a private nursing home. thousands of 554 to control the blaze in the siberian city of kim a rover authority site. the care home was operating illegally. i found to inspect similar facilities in the region. and at night at least 9 people have been killed in south africa after a truck carrying liquefied gas exploded outside johannesburg. officials say the tank is great, a low greed, sparking of fire that triggered the blast. the explosion also burned down to houses and damaged in the hospita

the 1st weeks of december in china, bloomberg and the financial time cited figures for me, leaked a government document. this is the curtis community, have again classed with police in paris. a day after 3 curds were shot and killed that. a gunman opened fire at a kurdish cultural center and a nearby cafe on friday. what police say was a racist attack. least 9 people have been killed in south africa after a truck carrying liquefied gas exploded just outside of johannesburg. official say the take a scrape, a load bridge sparking a fire trigger, the blasting explosion also burned down houses and damaged the by lexi jazz. the lead singer of the british electronic ban. faithless has died at age of 65, cause of the death was not immediately known. musician and d j, whose real name was maxwell, fraser was renowned as the voice in the 1996. i used to be a massive winter storm has triggered blizzards, freezing, rain, and flooding. in many areas of the united states and canada. extreme weather has led to power outages from nearly 2000000 homes and businesses disrupting travel plans of millions of peopl

many reports could reveal the vast scale of the outbreak. bloomberg and the financial time say around 248000000 people were infected during the 1st week of december. citing a linked government document authority seemed to be downplaying, the severity of the current wife. despite the surgeon cases, they continuing to were to report no new debts, even as morgues and hospitals. philip dozens of body bags at a funeral home in the city of chanting in central china. the bodies of the deceased keep arriving. as the country grappled with the wave of corbet, 19 griffith. hospitals are over crowded bitco with 19 patients at this facility in shanghai. the nursing staff is overwhelmed with the large number of patients that are woman for the past week. we have been receiving 180 patients with fever every day while before we only had 7 or 8. my china has only reported few debts since lifting it's subject to go with restrictions. earlier this month, health experts see the figures do not reflect the true impact that the disease is having on china. some estimate for just that up to $800000000.00 chine

now china is battling a surge in cove in 1900 cases. bloomberg and financial times, i think leaked chinese government documents have reported that some 250000000 people were infected during the 1st weeks in december. chinese already here to be downplaying, the severity of the current wave. despite searching cases, they maintain there have been no new deaths or be wrong is from the school of medicine, a national taiwan university. she told us why lifting restrictions despite the consequences was inevitable. i won't days a mistake because you have to open up at some point it's, it's impossible to have the society be close down for such a long time. and we've seen that from protest everywhere. so, but the issue is trying to didn't manage as a step wise opening up. they should actually stop there a good nation, at least for the 3rd or 4th dose in to a certain population, your compensation before they actually opened up step by step on that. now it seems that all the object code in a policy with at least all of a sudden and even the testing boost, which actually would be very helpful now for th

how recently the, the head of the swedish swiss multinational a b b told the financial times, his trip to, or his advice that he would be don't over administrate things. is that a key difference for business leaders when they look at operating in the e. u versus operating in the e. u when we're, when we're talking about this divide between the 2. well certainly, and what companies do not want to say is extra red tape snarling up that operations. and certainly they would like to see a scheme that is efficient. they implemented and doesn't add to the has a, they'll be lots of companies looking through these latest proposals, trying to say that the best way forward they'll be helped by various individual partners in doing say, because and now even a huge industry his group has developed on helping companies see the way through all these changes. all right, well to leave it there. susanna streeter markets. analysts, thank you so much. we're jeremy's economy is projected to go into recession next year. but there are growing sides at the moment that the situation might not be as bad as initi

people were infected with the corona vars during the 1st weeks of december. bloomberg and the financial times cited figures from a late government document. members of the kurdish community have again classed with police in paris. a day after 3 curds was shot and killed a gun, an open fire at a kurdish cultural center and a nearby cafe on friday. what police say was a racist attack. at least 9 people have been killed in south africa after a truck carrying liquefied gas exploded. outside johannesburg, official said the tanker scraped a low bridge, sparking a fire that triggered the blast. the explosion also burned to houses and damaged a nearby hospital. next, the jazz, the lead singer of the british electronic ban faithless, has died at the age of $65.00. the cause of the death was not immediately known. musician and d j, whose real name was maxwell. fraser was renowned as the voice of the 1996 in somebody. a massive winter storm has triggered blizzards, freezing, rain, and flooding. in many areas of the united states and canada. extreme weather has led to power outages for nearly 2000000 hom

we've seen no evidence of that. china is battling a search in cove in 1900 cases. bloomberg and financial time citing leaked chinese government documents have reported that some 250000000 people were infected during the 1st week of december. the chinese authorities appear to be downplaying. the severity of the current wave. by searching cases they maintain. there have been no new depths. every wang is from the school of medicine and national taiwan university. she told us by lifting restrictions, despite the consequences, was inevitable. i won't say the mistake because you have to open up at some point it's. it's impossible to have the society because for such a long time and we've seen that from protest everywhere. so, but the issue is trying to manage as a step wise opening up. they should actually stop their nation, at least for the 3rd or 4th dose to a certain population percentage of composition before they actually opened up step by step on right now, it seems that all the object code policy was all over the study and even the testing google, which actually would be very helpful now for

on the financial time, cited figures from a leaked government document, the death toll of a blast in south africa has risen to 15. on saturday, a truck carrying liquefied gas exploded outside johannesburg. officials a, the tanker scraped a low bridge, sparking a fire that triggered the blast. and the death toll from a heavy snowfall in japan has now risen to 14. with a further $87.00 injured, thousands of homes have been left without power and transport heavily disrupted. residents have been asked to refrain from non essential trips until at least monday morning. and a massive winter storm has triggered blizzards, freezing, rain, and flooding. in many areas of the united states and canada, the extreme weather has led to power outages for nearly 2000000 homes and businesses disrupting travel plans of millions of people. authority say at least 17 people have died as a result of the storm. ah, it's a white christmas from much of north america. in fact, it's a complete white house. blizzards like these, a hammering many areas of the united states and canada. i. all of her food for snow h

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people in china were in fact rick, over 19, during the 1st week of december. bloomberg, in the financial times, are citing figures from a leak government document. china health system is under strain as cove in 1900 rages nationwide. official report figures report only a handful of deaths despite rolling cases. bethlehem people have turned out to take in a parade at under square, across from the church of the nativity. in christmas eve tradition, youth scout marching band company, the latin patriarch to the church, revered by christians as the birthplace of jesus affinities run throughout the day and till the traditional midnight taliban of ordered all foreign and domestic in joes in afghanistan to stop employing women, they allege there were complaint, some of the women, not wearing the his job. bam comes days after the talent and order universities to close to women. prompted global outreach and protest. afghan journalist ela tv is in cobble. he told us what this band means in practical terms . it's huge because if you think about it, you know, it's just basic logistics every time. there's s

coven cases, and new media reports could reveal the vast scale of the outbreak. bloomberg, on the financial times of report at around 248000000 people were infected during the 1st weeks of december. citing a leaked government document, but chinese authorities appear to be down playing the severity of the current wave . despite the surgeon cases, they are continuing to report no new deaths, even as hospitals and morgues fill up dozens of body bags at a funeral home. in the 50 off, challenging infantry china, the bodies of the deceased keep arriving as the country dr. booths with the week of school with 19 gift hospitals are over crowded bitco with 19 patients at this facility in shanghai. the nursing staff is overwhelmed with the large number of patients the other woman. for the past week, we have been receiving 180 patients with fever every day while before we only had 7 or 8 my china has only reported few debts since lifting. it's strict school which restrictions earlier this month helped experts see the figures do not reflect the true impact that the disease is having on china . some estimate f

during the 1st weeks of december, wittenberg in the financial times cited figures from a leaked government documents. members of the kurdish community have again clash with police in paris. a day after 3 curds were shot and killed their. a gunmen opened fire at a kurdish cultural center and a nearby cafe on friday in what police say was a racist attack. maxine jazz, the lead singer of the british electronic band of faithless has died at the age of $65.00. the cause of death was not immediately known, the musician and deejay, whose real name was maxwell. frasier, was renowned as the voice in the 1996 hit insomnia. well, the tale won't have ordered all foreign and domestic humanitarian organizations in afghanistan to stop employing women. the ban as the latest blow to women's rights in the country coming just days after the taliban bard women from attending universities. ah, the taliban are trying to use them from public life. but i've got a 1000000000 i fighting back. not lifting the taliban crush. a dream in this alley, zoom in, protesting for the right. the university education were dispe

people in china were infected with coven. 19 during the 1st week of december bluebook and the financial times cited figures from a linked government document. china's health system is under strain as covey ratio rages nationwide, official figures report only a handful of deaths despite the surgeon cases. and pope frances has led christmas eve mass at the vatican in rhyme. the service was centered on range, discovering the meaning of christmas, and to remember the hours of suffering from war and poverty. the pontiff also rebukes dies. he described as ravenous for wealth and power. a massive winter storm has triggered blazes. blizzards, freezing, rain and flooding in mary many areas of the us and canada. the extreme way that has led to power outages for nearly 2000000 homes and businesses and as disrupt travel plans of millions of people. authority say at least 17 people have died from the store. ah, it's a white christmas for much of north america. in fact, it's a complete white house. blizzards like these a hammering many areas of the united states and canada. i. all of her food for snow has

when bergan the financial times of reported around 250000000 people were infected during the 1st weeks of december. citing a leaked government document for trainees authorities appear to be down playing the severity of the current wave. despite the surgeon case as they're continuing to report no new deaths, even as hospitals and morgues. philip ruby, hong, is from the school of medicine at national taiwan university. and earlier she told me why lifting restrictions despite the consequences, was inevitable. i won't say is a mistake because you have to open up at some point it's, it's impossible to have the society be close for such a long time. and we've seen that from protest everywhere. so, but the issue is trying to understand is why opening up they should actually stop their nation, at least for the 3rd, even 4th dose to a certain population percentage of population before they actually opened up step by step on right. now it seems that all the object code policy doesn't really all of a sudden and even the testing which actually would be very helpful now for the community to just br

am some reporters, for example of the financial times. they went to a crematorium, they went to funeral institutions and both of working at full capacity and they to say that much more bodies are coming in than a dream. usually 2 terms. so i think that's a clear sign, but those are deaf as they do not show up in the am official to statistics. and that is a really irresponsible to still publish them because they're really completely misleading and do not reflect the situation on the ground. was the picture in other large chinese cities. we're hearing that shanghai, the financial hub, is now closing its schools. are other big cities likely to follow or take other measures to curve the spread of the virus? yet it's very hard to really assess the situation on the ground because of the lack of a transparent data and from my understanding shanghai season increase of a corporate cases, a mess of increase. but the situation is not as bad as and begging, at least not yet. and the closure of schools is basically a mitigation effort. and i'm sure we

let's start with the front page of the financial times.a flights ruled a lawful. —— rwanda. there's a lot more to this than just the high court saying these are lawful because it is a lot more complicated. it these are lawful because it is a lot more complicated.— these are lawful because it is a lot more complicated. it is. the rwanda [an to more complicated. it is. the rwanda plan to send — more complicated. it is. the rwanda plan to send illegal _ more complicated. it is. the rwanda plan to send illegal migrants - more complicated. it is. the rwanda plan to send illegal migrants there i plan to send illegal migrants there is the government's flagship policy in dealing with the channel migrant crisis. authority seen 40,000 people cross the channel in deadly conditions. —— it's already. it has been beset with problems of since it was announced earlier this year. the main one being this legal challenge in the high court, which today, judges ruled that the policy was legal, which is a huge victory for the government. however, thejudges also

am some reporters, for example of the financial times, they went to a crematorium, they went to funeral institutions and both of working at full capacity. and they to say that much more bodies are coming in than a dri, usual to terms. so i think that's a key assign, but those are deaf as they do not show up in the am official to statistics. and that's a really irresponsible to still publish them because they're really completely misleading and do not reflect the situation on the ground. fabiani crutch. my there, well, ill unmask it says he'll reinstate the twitter accounts of several journalists suspended after publishing public data about his location. his ban on these report is triggered a global backlash in just the latest controversy since the billionaire bought the social media platform less than 48 hours after they were suspended. ellen musk said journalists would get their accounts back. a storm of criticism followed the suspension of several reporters who cover twitter. i must profess his commitment of free speech when he took over twitter in october. but now he argued, the jour

cove cases and new media reports could reveal the vast scale of the outbreak. wynberg, in the financial times of reported around 250000000 people were infected during the 1st weeks of december, citing a leech government document. the chinese authorities appear to be down playing the severity of the current wave. despite the surgeon cases, they're continuing to report no new deaths, even as hospitals and morgues with philip. while i'm very pleased to welcome a ruby juan, joining us from the school of medicine at national tie, one university. i'd like to begin with those figures from the chinese government. they're reporting only 7 coven debts since restrictions were dramatically loosened . earlier this week. from what you've been hearing from china, can you tell us more about just how bad the situation is? i seen what is puzzling now is how accurate these figures are no matter the actual infection numbers in the desk. numbers and, you know, dad to death definition from china is very different from the operational definition day. restricted to only for home with dairy causes of death. so we cou

we've seen no evidence of that. china is babbling a surge and coven 19 cases. bloomberg in the financial times siding leaks, chinese government documents have reported that some 250000000 people have been infected or were infected during the 1st 2 weeks of december. chinese authorities appear to be downplaying. the severity of the current wave. despite surgeon cases, they maintain there have been no new deaths, slight indications on the contrary. or be wong is from the school of medicine at national taiwan university. and she told us earlier why lifting restrictions? spite, the consequences wasn't habitable. i won't say is a mistake because you have to open up at some point it's, it's impossible to have the society be close down for such a long time. and we've seen that from protest everywhere. so, but the issue is trying to, didn't sign it as a step wise opening up it should actually was stop the or booster destination, at least for the 3rd or 4th doses to a certain popular percentage of compensation before they actually opened up step by step on right now he seemed sad all the object, coney,

belarusians are mounting, for every central region this will allow farmers from here to save financial time is clearly on mail.ru and the engineers required volumes sobchak tractor 2013 release a complete complete repair of this tractor was made for a total of 206.000 the cost of a new tractor is a difference of about 485 435 and this tractor comes out with a one-year warranty and i think eight nine years will still help we were at an exhibition in krasnodar we spoke with the people's republic of china suppliers of spare parts on the territory of the republic of belarus received consent we have already signed two contracts totaling about a million belarusian rubles for the base of the minsk blessing. the service will be supplied 17 precisely with a complex repair of the minsk region such tire holding mass mtz bobruisk romash. falling leaves active sports professionals athletes and deputies free city trails about the mother for everyone without switching off to accelerate her children to find out openly the route is 5 km long, many ride in the knapsack itself. for those hardcore skiers. at t

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the financial times leads with news that china's government is scrapping travel quarantine rules after abandoning their zero—covid policy. the daily mirror says that rising discontent among junior doctors is fuelling concerns that they will strike. in the daily telegraph, a charity forfemale military personnel who have experienced sexual assault is urging the royal military academy sandhurst to tackle what they call an epidemic of abuse. the ministry of defence has responded, saying it has a zero tolerance approach to sexual assault. "loyalty cards for strikers" is the daily mail's headline, with claims that a union—backed website is offering prizes forjoining picket lines. hundreds of voluntary organisations have been forced to shut up shop because of government delays in replacing eu funding — that's in the guardian. the sun says analysis by the labour party claims that more than a million burglaries and thefts were dropped by police forces last year. the times claims an overhaul of the government's counter—extremism programme has been delayed due to a row between home secretary suel

hungary again opposed anti-russian sanctions according to the financial times during a meeting of permanentsentatives of the eu countries budapest also opposed an increase in the size of the eu fund from which arms supplies to ukraine are financed. and postponing grants for recovery from the pandemic car loans are losing popularity in january and october, russian banks issued such loans for 546 billion rubles. this is 41% less than for the same period last year, such data are provided by the national bureau of credit histories, while in moscow, with the most significant almost 50% better situation in siberia and the altai territory , i note that even when compared with the pandemic 2020 the volume of car loans issued is still in the red by 10% from ber in november by almost a quarter increased net profit for the month the bank earned about 125 billion rubles. this is the data from the report according to russian standards for 11 months, profit in the red by 85% for a total of 175 billion rubles. hello at the same time, sberbank continues to increase its loan portfolio. at the beginning of t

let's move onto financial times. ramaphosa under investigation after a lot of cash stashed away in his sofa. ., . . , ., sofa. concealed inside the sofa, there are elements _ sofa. concealed inside the sofa, there are elements of— sofa. concealed inside the sofa, there are elements of things - sofa. concealed inside the sofa, i there are elements of things about this but_ there are elements of things about this but the very serious message that is_ this but the very serious message that is come out is that many people within— that is come out is that many people within south africa are saying either — within south africa are saying either ramaphosa should resign or be impeached~ _ either ramaphosa should resign or be impeached. there is a grave accusation that they did not report this theft — accusation that they did not report this theft of the police as they are stipposed — this theft of the police as they are supposed to, the only reported it to the security staff and claimed that he got _ the security staff and c

you have financial times and forbes journalists confirming that bytedance was spying on journalists, back to do we all a need to be on tiktok right now? >> apparently so. [laughter] cheryl: i mean, i know it's great. it's a lot of fun. i'm not sure i want china spying on my information. to be clear, i'm not on tiktok for this exact reason, jonathan. >> absolutely. i think it's something to be taken very serious and the fact that it's gone this far, where you have these reporters investigating and spying on financial times journalists i think is just kind of sad. cheryl: it's really sad. >> that it's gone this far. cheryl: let's bring in from the cedar research fellow, ryan hart. thank you for joining us. we have a couple minutes with you. your reaction to this part of our discussion. we've gone journalists that were being spied on and the fact that all of this is now coming to light. not just from twitter files but now the new information regarding tiktok. >> it's not a good look for tiktok. i think honestly that next year when congress comes back, the big thing i'm going to be watch

time. over the course of their financial conditions have tightened significantly responsible policy actions for and fluctuate in response to many factors. it is important that over time they reflect the policy restraint we are putting in place to return inflation at 2%. we are seeing the effects on demand in the most interest sensitive sectors of the economy such as housing. it will take time however for the full effects of monetary restraint to be realized. especially on inflation. the curative tightening in the legs of which inflation the committee decided to raise interest rates by 50 basis points today a step down from the 75 basis point pace seen over the previous four meetings. of course 50 basis points still starkly large increase and we still have some ways to go. i shared an sep that the appropriate level level of fetter funds rate at the end of next year. half a percentage point higher than projected in september. the median projection is 4.1 at the end of 2024.3.1% at the end of 2025. spell above the estimate of run value. of course these projections do not represent a committee