i up being a race between john swinney kate forbes?— kate forbes?if kate has declared yet whether - kate forbes? i don't know if kate has declared yet whether she'll i has declared yet whether she'll enter the competition or not. as i said, i would enter the competition or not. as i said, iwould be enter the competition or not. as i said, i would be very keen to see john swinney do this, he has the experience and gravitas, and he certainly would be able to work with other parties within parliament. brute other parties within parliament. we are grateful for your time on bbc are gratefulfor your time on bbc news, many thanks. let's talk to our political correspondent nick eardley, who's at westminster. what's the general reaction to all this? �* , , , .. , this? it's interesting because obviously. — this? it's interesting because obviously, this _ this? it's interesting because obviously, this stuff - this? it's interesting because obviously, this stuff matters| this? it's interesting because| obviously, this stuff matters a this? it's interesting bec

that is not the maybe work with kate forbes? that is rrot the case- — maybe work with kate forbes? with kate forbes? that is not the case. what will _ maybe work with kate forbes? that is not the case. what will follow - maybe work with kate forbes? that is not the case. what will follow humza | not the case. what will follow humza yousaf as another snp first leader or minister he is committed to independence. they are committed to breaking up great britain. they are not focused on scotland because my priorities. scotland is the highest taxed part of the uk, yet the snp's single priority is independence so that will not change, regardless of who replaces humza yousaf as first minister. ., , , , , ., minister. holly ridge is set up to have a coalition _ minister. holly ridge is set up to have a coalition of _ minister. holly ridge is set up to have a coalition of parties - minister. holly ridge is set up to have a coalition of parties to - have a coalition of parties to enable her to have power. will you keep fighting a minority snp government even if it does have a knock—on effect

that's my, joining me we have steve forbes, forbes media chair, editor-in-chief, former princeton trusteejackie deangelis co-host of "the big money show" on fox business, tammy bruce, fox news contributor, author of the upcoming book, fear itself, exposing the left's mind-killing agenda. thanks everybody for being here. steve forbes, lead us off. mr. johnson gave a strong statement. i had a couple thoughts regarding mr. trump's own proposals such as they are. what do you think as a former trustee of one of the nation's best schools? >> well, one hit a college, hit endowments, that gets their attention. wham-o. the other thing they should get consideration, jason riley if they can't protect students, governor of new york refused to do it, mayor of new york refused to do it, columbia administration refused to do it, you send in federal troops. precedent in 195. you have to lay it out. unfortunately joe biden is incapable of making a national address the way dwight eisenhower did in 1957, need for laws and safety are enforced. in terms of campuses this does expose as you pointed out, other p

that is my thought joining me now we have steve forbes, forbes media chair amediator and editof formernceton trustee. jackie deangelis cohosted the big money show on foxbusiness. and tammy bruce fox news contributor author of the upcoming book fear it self exposing that left mine killing agenda. things everybody for being here. steve forbes, while you lead us off. mr. johnson gave a strong statement had a couple thoughts regarding trump's own proposals as they are but what do you think is a former trustee of one of the nation's best schools? products want to hit a college customer kit the endowment that gets their attention, whammo. then the thing that should give considered to is what jason riley recommends of a campus cannot protect students the governor of new york refuses to do with the mayor refuses to do they come -- the columbia university refuses jay said in the federal troops there's 1957 precedents you've got to lay it out unfortunately joe biden is incapable of making national dress the way dwight eisenhower did in 1957 laying out the need for making sure laws and safety are

-- would you you back eight forbes? —— would you back kate forbes? i you back eight forbes?nd see who the _ back kate forbes? i will wait and see who the candidates - back kate forbes? i will wait and see who the candidates before i l see who the candidates before i decide. �* . ., see who the candidates before i decide. �* _, i. see who the candidates before i decide. �* | decide. but could you back her? i have said. _ decide. but could you back her? i have said. i _ decide. but could you back her? i have said, i will— decide. but could you back her? i have said, i will wait _ decide. but could you back her? i have said, i will wait and - decide. but could you back her? i have said, i will wait and see. - have said, i will wait and see. isn�*t what people in scotland went back to basics, as it were? economy, cost of living. it is not actually about gender politics, identity politics or environmental radicalism.— politics or environmental radicalism. ., ., radicalism. you say that, we brought in the trial payment, _ radicalism. you say that, we brought in the trial payment,

kate forbes, i think she is weighing it up forbes, i think she is weighing it up this lunchtime.ade his announcement but there is a decent prospect of her standing if she can find a way to get the support of another party to stay in power. i don't think the westminster leader stephen flynn will stand, there was some speculation he might fancy doing it this time. i don't think that is the case, too hard to do thejob when think that is the case, too hard to do the job when you are in westminster. if few other potential candidates from a group of snps. it candidates from a group of snps. it is onlyjust over a year ago that humza yousaf became first minister. it has been a disaster. it is quite hard to escape that because on numerous occasions, humza yousaf has tried to seize the political initiative to get back on the front foot, to announce big policies he hoped would capture the political imagination. he has failed to do it. a lot of snp politicians would tell you and they have a point he was dealt a pretty bad hand. he came in at a time when the snp were starting to see a few iss

steve forbes. commodity price rule person, commodities rising significantly last three mornings, gold, rising, and that is bleeding to index but shows a weakness in dollar, i learned from steve forbes that is ultimate inflation cause, right. >> yes, rising prices are a symptom of inflation not the cause, weakening the currency is a cause, that is something that fed can control without trashing the economy. so they give us unnecessary austerity, they have gummed up the credit markets, you will see mortgage rates go up again, they should back off and let economy recovery by itself and announce their goal is a stable value for the dollar, they will look at side side prices -- commodity prices, gold soaring again, that is another red pligh flight flashing of trouble ahead. they announce they want a stable dollar and get rid of phillips curb stuff and idea they could control the pace of the economy, i believe you would see a rally in bonds. larry: we have seen a sell-off in bonds year-to-date. >> becaus

according to forbes, there are more of them than ever before. stay with us to find out more.elcome to world business report. i'm lukwesa burak. we start in the uk and some news that may put further pressure on the bank of england to cut interest rates sooner rather than later. shop price inflation has eased to its lowest rate since december 2021, coming in at 1.3 percent in march, down from 2.5 percent in february. that's according to the latest data from the british retail consortium. the fall has been driven by lower food prices and more competition between supermarkets. earlier i spoke to harvir dhillon, who's an economist from the british retail consortium. i began by asking him if the outlook of the data is sustainable. it will be sustainable over the coming months. so, we're still expecting to see a quite sharp fall in the headline rate of inflation during april, when ofgem — that's the energy price regulator — when its price cap comes down. so, for the coming months, we should see more easing pressure in terms of inflation. now, whether towards the end of the year that

james: but what about kate forbes, the former finance secretary who ran mr. close in the contest a little over a year ago? she is said to be thinking about running for the job. but the greens, whose support she might need, are not fans of her agenda. >> it is entirely up to the smp to decide who they want to leave their party. it is for them to decide what kind of party they want to be. do they want to continue to be a progressive party? do they continue to want to make income tax fair? do they continue to wa to work for the climate and danger emergencies? or do they want to make a different direction? james: as he found out, governing his heart. but -- is hard. but governing without a majority is much harder. christian: with us to discuss, brian taylor, columnist for the harold, and where would we be on a night like this without sir john curtis. welcome to you both. brian, we should focus on what comes next. how will a new first minister be elected and how quickly? brian: the smp's national executive will meet this week to set up the national timetable and t

but what about kate forbes. _ the days to come. but what about kate forbes, the _ the days to come.s, the former - the days to come. but what about kate forbes, the former finance l kate forbes, the formerfinance secretary who ran humza yousaf so close in the leadership contest a little over a year ago? she is said to be thinking about running for the job. but the greens, whose support she might need, are not fans of her agenda. she might need, are not fans of her aaenda. , , , ., ,, agenda. it is entirely up to the snp to decide who _ agenda. it is entirely up to the snp to decide who they _ agenda. it is entirely up to the snp to decide who they want _ agenda. it is entirely up to the snp to decide who they want to - agenda. it is entirely up to the snp to decide who they want to lead - to decide who they want to lead their party, it is for them to decide what kind of party they want to be. do they want to continue to be a progressive party? do they want to continue to make income tax fair? do they want to continue to work for the climate emergency? or do they want to take a diffe

but what about kate forbes, the former finance secretary who ran mr yousaf so close in the leadershipo? she is said to be thinking about running for the job. but the greens, whose support she might need, are not fans of her agenda. it is entirely up to the snp to decide who they want to lead their party, it is for them to decide what kind of party they want to be. do they want to continue to be a progressive party? do they want to continue to make income tax fair? to work for the climate and nature emergencies? or do they want to take a different direction? as he found out, governing is hard, but governing without a majority is much harder. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. with us tonight our regular panellist brian taylor, political commentator and columnist for the herald. and of course where would we be on a night like this without the great sirjohn curtice, professor of politics at the university of strathclyde? welcome to you both. brian, if i can start to do, we should focus on what comes next. how will a new first minister be elected and how quickly? the snp national executive

kate forbes said she would do — everything kate forbes said she would do as— everything kate forbeseverything kate forbes said she would do as leader when she i everything kate forbes said shel would do as leader when she ran against _ would do as leader when she ran against you _ would do as leader when she ran against yon-— would do as leader when she ran auainst ou. ., , , . , , against you. no, this is leadership. this is demonstrating _ against you. no, this is leadership. this is demonstrating what - against you. no, this is leadership. this is demonstrating what is - against you. no, this is leadership. this is demonstrating what is in - against you. no, this is leadership. | this is demonstrating what is in the best interests of this government moving forward, what is in the interests of the party. i will continue to talk to colleagues across my party, whether they are msps, mps, councillors, and take the party forward together. i'm proud of the progress we have made as a party in my first year of leadership. i don't withdraw one iota away from the equality progress we have

steve forbes, media chair, editor-in-chief, forbes media and you author of.now where your money is gone. honest to god, she says that, that all biden has to say, full extent of his tax policy analysis the rich should pay their share fair and they don't, and paying a fortune and everybody knows that. >> as said before inflation is a tax, hidden sales tax. larry: oh. >> who gets hurt the most, we know who they are, tens of millions of people living paycheck to paycheck up to their eyeballs in credit card debt, interest rates going up. we've discussed here before. what is the real rate of inflation. it is not 3%. it is 7% when you include interest payments. you have to pay interest every month. got as high as 18%. joe biden is taxing the people who have the least, yet he is babbling on getting to the rich. all this is not about revenue this is about control. it is not about growth. it is about controlling people's lives. >> we looked, kevin, we looked at, one of the producers, total revenues through 22, fiscal '22 is the last year of statistics of income from th

magazine, forbes magazine estimated sergei schneider's fortune at $1 billion 400 million.ke his entire family, is extremely non-public. there are no interviews or photographs in photo banks. the history of traffic lights began in krasnoyarsk, the first store opened there in 2009, as forbes notes , the warehouse store model, innovative for that time, was taken, no shelves or counters for goods. either on wooden pallets or in boxes, without spending on advertising. as a result, forbes continues, the minimum markup made it possible to sell goods 10-20% cheaper, than competitors. the magazine’s interlocutors say that initially the traffic light was intended for the most marginal audience, but the format seemed popular with a much larger number of people. a series of crises and drops in real incomes of the population have had and are still making themselves felt. last year the traffic light came in. lera, what will happen today? ilya, today about the fate of teenagers from volgograd, who keep local residents in fear, they all practice martial arts, but the skills acquired in cl

she forbes as a front runner. do you think that is possible?— forbes as a front runner.ont runner. _ think that is possible? she is one of front runner. she _ think that is possible? she is one of front runner. she is _ think that is possible? she is one of front runner. she is a - think that is possible? she is one of front runner. she is a front - of front runner. she is a front runner probably if the decision is only for the snp. the scottish parliament has to elect a first minister as a whole, it has 28 days from the resignation of a first minister in which to do so, in which to get a new first minister. there is an intriguing element here. they will have to be a vote in parliament, labourwill will have to be a vote in parliament, labour will still pursue their vote of no confidence in the entire government. if they pursued that in the entire government, then the clock starts ticking for finding a new first minister. you could have a new first minister. you could have a situation, it is feasible that you have a situation whereby parliament is obliged to elect a first

mr swinney, are you going to meet kate forbes?eople, so we'll leave it. thank you. i'm still weighing everything up. thanks very much. is she running? is he running? who knows? i have a lot of personal circumstances to think about to make sure that, a, it would be the right decision for my family to do this. so i'm giving that all a great deal of thought, and to make sure i come to the right decision for my family, my party and my country. well, i'm still obviously- considering all the options, i've not ruled anything out. i'm conscious that i do- have a groundswell of support amongst the members, _ and these things need to be weighed up, not least whether this i is the right time for the party and the right decision for the country. - mr swinney has packed a lot of politics into his 60 years. he's been both right hand man, and — two decades ago — party leader himself. now, he's under intense pressure to run for the office again. he is the man. he has, i believe, what we need right now. he has the characteristics. he has the skill

forbes media chair steve forbes middle-class joe tax hikes in the middle class. on u.s. gdp growth plat letting stay inflationary 1.6% as a pc court number growing, inflations right out of him. you will not believe the number of americans who will see combined federal and local taxes ribbon soar higher than 39%. we are taking it on on "the evening edit" coming up. ♪ if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood vessels in the eye. an increase in eye pressure has been seen. there's an uncommon risk of heart attack or stroke associated with blood clots. the most common side effects were blurred vision, cataract, corneal injury, and eye floaters. and there's still so much to see. i

and steve forbes. what it is. steve forbes, you look oppressed today. do you know where your moneys that gone, honest to god, she says that, what all biden has to say, the full extend of his tack policy analysis is rich should pay their fair share, and they pay fortune and everyone knows that. >> fact of matter s inflation is a tax. >> oh, yeah. >> a his up tax, who gets hurt the most, we know who tens of millions who live paycheck to paycheck and up to their eye ball in credit card debt, interest rates going up, what is real rate of inflation it is 7% including interest payments. high as 18%. so joe biden's tacking the people who have least, he is babbling on about getting the rich, this is not about revenue about control, it is go controlling people's lives. larry: we loo looked, kevin, we -- one of the producers, total revenues through 2022. fiscal '22 last year. 40% above where they were in 2017, 40% increase in revenues, i add also we're still running a roughly 2 trillion dollar budget deficit, no matter how much money you tax and how much revenues

kate forbes was defeated in the contest last year to become leader. might she stand again? neil gray's name is also being mentioned, as is stephen flynn, although he is at westminster. what aboutjohn swinney? speaking earlier, he wasn't giving much away. obviously there's a lot to happen today, so i suppose we should hear what the first minister has got to say today. from constituents in glasgow, there is. i from constituents in glasgow, there is. ., �* ~' from constituents in glasgow, there is. ., �* ~ ., from constituents in glasgow, there is. i don't think it was the man for the “ob. is. i don't think it was the man for the job. absolutely _ is. i don't think it was the man for the job. absolutely delighted, - is. i don't think it was the man for the job. absolutely delighted, he | the 'ob. absolutely delighted, he has the job. absolutely delighted, he has set scotland _ the job. absolutely delighted, he has set scotland back _ the job. absolutely delighted, he has set scotland back years. - the job. absolutely delighted, he has set scotland back years. i - the job. abso

you may know the faces, kate forbes run last time, of. faces, kate forbes run last time, of course, tofor so how could that happen? it could happen, they are secretive about their roles, but he has himself had said it isn't ideal to have an mp leading a party when they are in government, and of course there are others who think perhaps there are others who think perhaps the party should look to the past andindeed the party should look to the past and indeed someone likejohn swinney, former leader, former deputy first minister and nicola sturgeon, as a sort of caretaker or even veteran parliamentarian like angus robertson or keith brown. i should say that humza yousaf doesn't want to get anywhere near thinking about these people but its national sum told me tonight he's effectively facing a tsunami and we do not know now what will be happening at the end of next week when the waters recede, i suppose, end of next week when the waters recede, isuppose, will end of next week when the waters recede, i suppose, will he survive or potentially will he have been washed away? ais a is the way l

and that is the reality of where we are. >> and that's why it can't be kate forbes because of her viewsetc, which are what might might be issues there with the green party. well, i think that that illustrates precisely what the problem is. >> so kate forbes, who came tantalisingly close to winning the leadership election the last time, is being excluded from the race by patrick harvie and his green party colleagues . and green party colleagues. and that's that's a really a matter of deep concern and should concern every single snp , concern every single snp, member, because that's not how internal party democracy is supposed to function when you can't have another party. interfering with your internal processes and sadly, that's where this whole shambles has led the snp to, has it set back the cause of independence, i don't think i mean, it's not helped . let's just get that out helped. let's just get that out of the way first. it's not helped. and but, you know, the independence movement is setting north of 50% and has been for quite some time. during that time, the numbers for the snp

i think ou know a moment for kate forbes? i think you know any _ a moment for kate forbes?ow any first minister - a moment for kate forbes? i think you know any first minister who i you know any first minister who faces a vote of no confidence cannot stay if that vote is going to go against him. i would expect if he thinks before the vote next week it is going to go against him, he would choose down and the snp would be faced with picking a new leader, that could be kate forbes. it is hard to see who else would want to stand for that position now. but a lot has happened today and a lot can happen in a week. the independence movement is not happy tonight, with three parties who say they support independence fighting with each other and there is a chance for people to put that back together. what if labour call a vote of no confidence in the government? ltinfoil confidence in the government? well actually patrick _ confidence in the government? -ii actually patrick harvie made clear that he would vote against the first minister in a vote of no confidence, but wouldn't vote ag

the pop star landed on forbes world billionaires list for the first time today.lion. swift is the first musician to reach billionaire status solely on earnings from her music and concerts. she hit the milestone back in october during her record shattering eras tour that came through the bay area. other big names added to the forbes list this year nba hall of famer magic johnson, chatgpt creator sam altman and fashion designer christian louboutin all on the new additions to the billionaires list. all right, well, we've been rich in weather lately, but that's about to change. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast rain and cooler, you're saying? >> yeah, and even snow on our higher peaks. dan no kidding. yeah. it's going to feel like winter around here very soon, but not immediately. today was a beautiful day. i want to show you right now a time lapse from our mount tam cam. this is from earlier tonight. and that marine layer just rolling in this evening, allowing for the refreshing air to make its way in. and tomorrow we're on our way to a cooler da

steve forbes with john carney. we'll talk on set about the whole cpi story. unfortunately stocks down over 400 points. real wages are down. prices are up. mr. biden's kind of in cold soup today, is that right, cold soup, not good. i'm kudlow. always good. thank you, mr. cruz. we appreciate it. ♪. after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. hello, ghostbusters. it's doug. we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. we got a bit of a situation. [ metal groans] sure, i can hold. ♪ liberty liberty liberty liberty ♪ in theaters now. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find

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he's forbes senior editor, wealth.out what's driving some people's wealth up so fast. it's a banner year for billionaires. as you said, there are more than ever, and they are richer than ever, worth $14.2 trillion, which is $2 trillion more than last year. some of the major trends are that stock markets around the world are up, and these people, by and large, are some of the biggest beneficiaries of the stock market because they own large shares in publicly traded companies around the world. as markets are up, so are the billionaires. you can see that especially in technology. tech stocks are going through the roof, there is a tonne of enthusiasm for al, so we've seen a lot of new billionaires come into the ranks this year who have ai companies or who are using ai in their business, but it is also really boosting the values of a lot of traditional tech billionaires, people like mark zuckerberg, as well. a banner year for billionaires, especially for anybody who has anything to do with al. so that's the way to do it. ce

and forbes has revealed its latest world billionaires list. taylor swift ranks for the first time, along with the creator of chatgpt. voice-over: live from our studio in singapore, - this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start in the middle east and the us has expressed outrage over the israeli strike that killed seven aid workers travelling in a convoy in gaza, including a dual american citizen and three britons. the white housejoined calls demanding israel do more to protect those providing support for palestinians in gaza, who are at risk of famine. earlier, isreali prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the killings were unintended and tragic, but that such things happen in war. from jerusalem, our correspondent, lucy williamson, reports. hey, this is zomi. we're at the deir al—balah kitchen. they came from australia, poland, the us and the uk. their mission — to feed people — one of the simplest. in gaza — one of the hardest. and most dangerous. last night, israeli airstrikes hit their convoy, clearly mark

the forbes list includes a record—breaking 2,781 billionaires — more than ever before.ong kong market opened today. it's the first trading day following the company's launch of its new su7 electric car. xiaomi is pricing the su7 at $4,000 less than tesla's model 3, and that is it. hello from the bbc sport centre. let's start with some breaking cricket news in the last hour or so — england all—rounder ben stokes has asked to not be considered for selection for this summer's t20 world cup to focus on his fitness. stokes says he wants to use the break to ensure he can be the "all—rounder i want to be" across all formats. he had knee surgery over the winter and bowled just five overs during the recent five—test series in india. the 32—year—old has already opted out of the indian premier league, which began last month. in a statement he said "i'm working hard and focusing on building my bowling fitness back up to fulfil a full role as an all—rounder in all formats of cricket. opting out of the ipl and the world cup will hopefully be a sacrifice that allows me to be the all—r

john swinney and kate forbes have emerged as favourites to take over the top job.as nowhere left for humza yousaf to go. his leadership fatally wounded, not by his party or by the voters, but by himself. and so this admission that his time as first minister had come to an end. i am not willing to trade my values and principles or do deals with whomever simply for retaining power. therefore, after spending the weekend reflecting on what is best for my party, for the government and for the country i lead, i've concluded that repairing a relationship across the political divide can only be done with someone else at the helm. msps will have 28 days to find his replacement or an election is called, and the names of possible contenders are already emerging. i'm giving very careful consideration to standing to be the leader of the snp. i've been somewhat overwhelmed by the requests that have been made of me to do that. scottish national party leader... kate forbes narrowly lost out to humza yousaf in the contest, which saw him become leader. she is said to be considering

kate forbes, who ran against humza yousaf in the leadership contest which he won, and alsojohn swinney minister here in scotland and a seasoned minister of the scottish parliament here too. so the conversation seems to be going around them and different people already showing their backing, particularly a lot of backing behind john swinney. our conversations will doubt go on about the direction the party wants to go in, two very different candidates with different attitudes — kate forbes, with her social attitudes were one of the reasons why it was deemed that, did not win the leadership contest last time, and john swinney, a safe hand in scottish politics with lots of experience. that's the conversation that many scottish proletarians will be having over the coming days. laura, thank you very much indeed for that. let's go to the middle east — where there are renewed hopes of a breakthrough between israel and hamas, after weeks of stalemate between the two sides. the us secretary of state says he's hopeful hamas will accept an israeli proposalfor a ceasefire and hostage deal in gaza.

forbes said the class of 2024 is now worth $2 trillion.u're watching bbc news, the world today with maryam moshiri. around the world, millions of people have to deal with type one diabetes — meaning they have to inject themselves with insulin every day to balance their sugar or glucose levels. well, in england, health authorities will shortly begin contacting ten of thousands of people who could benefit from a pump known as an artificial pancreas. it has been trialled two years by many kids including six—year—old charlotte, and there you can see the device on herarm. experts say the technology will be a game—changing treatment. in general, with type one diabetes, you have to prick your finger and look at the number and think about what to do with the number, whether glucose or insulin and if needed give yourself group insulin through a pen. what we're doing with this, lots of that becomes active automated. the word artificial progress, it certainly does a lot of the work done previously by automated technology, so a big change, very star t

it was expected that he would give kate forbes a senior role in government.ry. that was seen by some as a demotion. it wasn't necessarily seen by kate forbes in that way, but she said there were issues in terms of government policy and she didn't feel she could take up the post of rural affairs secretary because of her disagreements with government. there has been some concern among rebels in the party about the direction of the government and long—standing concerns about the bute house agreement with the greens. some in the party believe the agreement has led to a drop in support for the snp. but there are also controversies over some policies such as the deposit returns again, a recycling scheme, opposed by people like a former cabinet secretary who is now a prominent snp rebel. the scheme was scrapped. there have also been concerns about a movement to restrict fishing in some communities, and that was also shelved amid concerns from fishermen that it was going to damage their industry. again, that was a policy which many in the snp were glad to see the bac

it 3 interesting because kate forbes is someone people are talking about, she stood against humza yousafople think if the countryside gone on longer, she may have tipped into the post. she was also a controversial figure, particularly social issues like gay marriage was not so lots of people will be looking at her, but the question is if she did when, there's a last section of the activist —based who do like what she stands for, but there'll be others, particularly amongst younger voters, who might end up like what she stands for unsocial and equality issues. whoever succeeds will not have a majority and would have to try to get some sort of deal with other parties, ironically the green party, to try to get them through. the greens see kate forbes might be difficult for them to work with, and john sweeney is the other people people are talking about. it is a phrase in english politics, demanding grace suits, he seen as the man in a great kids, been around for a long time, a great survivor and experienced and could be a series share of hands is an sp leader to take them through the next g

forbes said the class of 2024 is now worth $14 trillion. # it's me, hi, i'm the problem, it's me...ch keep getting richer. ellie price, bbc news. # ..stare directly at the sun but never in the mirror...# that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. weather for the remainder of this week is going to stay very unsettled. it's going to be a frustrating week to try and make plans for those who have children off for the easter break. there will be some sunny intervals, but spells of wind and rain at times. and as we head into the weekend, it will turn windier but milder. in fact, in east anglia, we could see a high of 20 celsius, 68 fahrenheit — way above the average for this time of year in that area. bear that in mind, but we are all starting to be aware that a warmer atmosphere means a wetter one. and you can see these areas of low pressure waiting in the wings to influence the weather story. so the first low is moving through on wednesday, bringing rain into northern ireland, southern scotland. behind it, there'll be a few sharp showers to come as well. so by the middle part

liz: forbes media chair and editor in chief, steve forbes. good to sea you. >> good to be with you.iz: what do you make of the news from bloomburg and president biden declaring a climate change emergency and national emergency to get out the youth vote for the election? how do we have to pay for this? >> you're going to pay for it with even more troubled economy. that would give him the power to stop drilling offshore and stop the export of grew and pipelines in the like and fossil fuel industry and that's just going to wreck the economy and higher energy prices and look through inermny of the electricity costs for the u.s. and the hard lesson and this administration is throwing it all away and all sensible policies away and it's a cheap way and cowardly way to win this election. young people will mostly see through it and a lot of verbiage going to do them harm as well. liz: to what you said, trump-appointed shrunk. he's cut -- trump shrunk and cut into biden's lead by -- the lead is 8 points for biden. that's lower than it was four years ago. and associated press reports that bide

observers of forbes magazine draw such conclusions when analyzing the battles for ocheretin. over the weekend, the rotation of the armed forces of ukraine was disrupted in this locality. unit 115 brigades did not replace their exhausted colleagues and gave way to russian troops. previously, the sixty-seventh brigade had refused to defend chas yarki. meanwhile, russian the army, according to the publication, inflicted. felt the weakness of the enemy and was able to break through far in the direction of pokrovsk. according to the authors of forbs, the problems are systemic: there are weapons, but there are no combat-ready units. attacks on russian civilian targets, strikes on the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, sabotage, all these crimes, are carried out by ukrainian militants with western weapons and with the direct participation of nato advisers. based on these facts , sergei shaigu today. drew special attention to the defense ministers of the sco countries. at the meeting, which took place in estonia, he emphasized that, unlike the united states, russia has made and is makin

got it reduced to $175 million and you and the forbes team have done some reporting on the californiaelped him get that money. what can you tell us? >> yeah. so company is called knight specialty insurance company. it's part of a group of companies owned by don hanky. he's a real numbers focused guy who made his fortune in subprime auto lending. this is a guy who's comfortable striking deals with people who other lenders or other insurance companies might turn away from. in this case, you know, he looked at the collateral, which was cash and investment grade bonds and said this is enough, we're going to get our money back. and we're going to make money on this thing. so sure, let's do the deal. he also, interestingly, has been one of the largest shareholders of a company called axios financial, which replaced deutsche bank as trump's lending of choice after he left the white house. so you have two different scenarios having a connection to the two different institutions who bail trump out when he's in deep financial trouble. >> donald trump sold this image of his wealth, his status, h

might replace him as first minister, well, the name that is being, quite an obvious one, is kate forbesowly lost to humza yousaf in the snp leadership contest which saw him become leader, that happened in march last year. when the scottish greens, they don't like her stance on a number of social issues. it is possible she could govern by doing deals elsewhere with other parties if she was to win the leadership election. our political correspondent in scotland is hearing from the scottish conservatives that they could work with kate forbes him some policy areas but want to see independence take a back—seat. another name that is doing the rounds is that of the former deputy first ministerjohn swinney. our political correspondent has been hearing this. he is seen widely as a safe pair of pants in the party, but he didn't want the job last time around so we would have to say things have changed. stephen flynn is another name. he is the party westminster leader. he can't be first minister from westminster, but he could technically lead the snp if humza yousaf goes as party leader. it is all

in the ranking of the richest businessmen in the world, forbes magazine estimated sergei schneider'sillion. the businessman, like his entire family, is extremely non-public. there is not a single interview or photo in the photo banks. the story began traffic lights in krasnoyarsk, the first store opened there in 2009, as forbes notes, a warehouse store model, innovative for that time, was taken, no shelves or counters, goods are either on wooden pallets or in boxes, there are no expenses for advertising, but in the end - forbes continues, the minimum markup allowed us to sell goods 10-20% cheaper than competitors. the magazine’s interlocutors say that initially the traffic light calculation was for the most marginal. but the format turned out to be popular with much more the number of people, a series of crises and falls in real incomes of the population have had and are still making themselves felt. last year, svefor entered the top five russian networks by revenue. ilya is all about economics. thank you, denis talalaev with his economic review. amazon abandoned its fresh stores, wh

steve forbes joins me now. great to see you, steve. let's begin there. are migrant workers needed to offset a economic slow down? >> that's a great spin. surprised it didn't have biden label on it in the sense that we still have a very low labor participation rate and millions of people in this country not working. we should be focusing on how do we get these people, especially young men back into the work force. in terms of immigration, if you want a sense of immigration policy, make it legal and have legal immigration instead of 10 million people in the country over almost 2 million we don't owe where they are and we know they're bad people that have come into the country. a lot of chinese nationals coming in are not coming in to look at statue of liberty. ashley: that's true and we risk legalized illegal migration and should these people be allowed to work? should we give them work permits right away to contribute? >> take care of people in line that are legal immigrants that spend months if not years waiting to get their green cards. let them come fi

the american pop star entered the forbes world's billionaires list for the first time with a massiveus cash from her music atjust 16. started making some serious cash from her music atjust16. but ten studio albums and 1a grammies later, she's even got industry experts talking about swift economics, the boost she brings to the places she plays. she is credited with nudging up plays. she is credited with nudging up viewing figures at the super bowl, and it is thought her recent tour made more than $1 billion in ticket sales alone, with some estimating it contributed nearly $6 billion to the us economy. she is so successful, you can even study her at harvard university. it successful, you can even study her at harvard university.— at harvard university. it starts and ends with the _ at harvard university. it starts and ends with the songs. _ at harvard university. it starts and ends with the songs. she - at harvard university. it starts and ends with the songs. she writes i at harvard university. it starts and i ends with the songs. she writes and co—writes songs that people want to hea

kate forbes was defeated in the contest allows you to become leader. might she stand again?ioned, as is stephen flynn, although he is at westminster. what aboutjohn swinney? speaking earlier, he wasn't giving much away. swinney? speaking earlier, he wasn't giving much away-— giving much away. obviously there is a lot to happen _ giving much away. obviously there is a lot to happen today _ giving much away. obviously there is a lot to happen today so _ giving much away. obviously there is a lot to happen today so i _ giving much away. obviously there is a lot to happen today so i suppose i a lot to happen today so i suppose we should — a lot to happen today so i suppose we should hear what the first minister— we should hear what the first minister has to say today. humza yousaf remains _ minister has to say today. humza yousaf remains as _ minister has to say today. humza yousaf remains as first _ minister has to say today. humza yousaf remains as first minister. yousaf remains as first minister until a successor can be found. in office for barely a year, he said he was honou

according to forbes authors, the problem is systemic.at the ukrainian armed forces have stopped using american abrams tanks. cause. in russian drone activity. according to journalists, the abrams were withdrawn from the front line, and now the united states is working with the ukrainians on changing the tactics of their use. western media admit that in ukraine over the past two months , less than five abrams tanks around the world have been taken out of service. in addition, russian fighters knocked out dozens of german leopards, several british challengers, and french amx wheeled tanks. the law on the confiscation of sovereign russian assets will finish off the american dollar, donald trump is sure of this. bloomberg writes that upon returning to the white house, trump set out to save the american currency, which is being drowned by the biden administration. a number of countries and first of all, brix has already chosen a course towards de-dollarization. trump has said many times that the loss of world currency status for the dollar wo

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formations are not able to do anything to oppose russian adjustable aerial bombs - reports the american forbes, calling it kaby. weapons, thanks to which, including the ukrainian armed forces, were knocked out of the super-fortified avdiivka. ukraine's attempt to resist failed. kiev brought expensive western air defense systems closer to the front, but lost them, including the american patriot, forbes admits. now zelensky’s hopes are tied to f-16 fighters, the supply of which the west keeps delaying, primarily because they will not help in the ssu. under no circumstances that would allow ukraine to win, there is not a single real option, there is nothing magical in the f-16, they can be shot down like any other plane. russia has about a thousand combat aircraft, and even an entire squadron of f-16s will not change the strategic balance. the german welt laments. russian units have found a way to use systems against vysu satellite internet from the american company starling, which kiev had previously asked for. for a long time, only we used starlink; ruska did not have access to it, but now we h