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been of boris johnson had a majority of one but he would have been completely and people like mark francoise as it stands when it comes to the crunch time about this he could very well extend he has a very big mandate and the e r g has limited powers now i honestly wouldn't be surprised because he has to be thinking about those northern and middle and ridings those industrial ridings that require trade with europe in manufacturing if he sells them down the river this great flowering of conservatism in the north and midlands of england is going to disappear and what election time scale of the trade deal that we're talking about not just getting the agreement before christmas as such but actually getting into phase 2 a year to do. almost impossible the idea i don't we've got a lot of regulatory alignment and we would be really yeah i mean people talk about regulatory alignment as if it's sort of a magic bullet but unfortunately it's not if we look at the canada european trade agreement this was 7 years of negotiation that almost fell through because one region in belgium was concerned about ch

the central bank of france is planning to launch a central bank digital currency and 2020 francoise valorize the governor of the french central bank announced the organization will start the pilot program soley for financial institutions before the end the 1st quarter of 2020 according to a tweet from the bank of france the country hopes to be the 1st to issue the so-called c.b.c. . it appears that the central banks are trying to get a head start with the likes of facebook which hopes to launch their own digital currency in libra very soon during her 1st press conference as a president of the european central bank christine lagarde even said that she sees a clear demand for stable coins while a new survey from the bank of international settlements show $55.00 of $63.00 central banks are unlikely to issue a c.b.c. in the near 3 years nearly 70 percent of central banks are looking into issuing their own at some point in the future and with more on these c.d.c.'s were caught up with the managing partner of the block chain founder spawn who brought down the subject with artie's branch of war we

francoise to conference on wednesday hoping to raise money for lebanon as its political crisis worsens the economic crisis as well lebanon's leaders though are not expecting any new pledges as they struggle to put together a new government so to hold a reports from beirut. there is growing financial uncertainty in lebanon businesses are closing unemployment is rising the national currency is losing its value and there is a shortage of dollars we have received now about 70 requests in the last week from significant companies for significantly off so the problem is serious and these increasing the problem has been building up over many many years. the government is bankrupt frankly it's being described as the worst economic crisis in decades it's what triggered anti political establishment protests now in their 2nd months longtime ally france is hosting a meeting of lebanon's international support group to secure credit lines to import basic goods like food and medicine the call for the meeting in paris is very interesting because it comes to days before the political parties dominate th

that was mark francoise, the deputy chairman of the european research group.state for northern ireland, tony lloyd who voted against the brexit bill, the issue of trade between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom remains his concern. one of the most difficult things with my role as shadow northern ireland secretary is that we know it when prime minister johnson ireland secretary is that we know it when prime ministerjohnson says that there will be no impact on trade between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom, that simply isn't right. that's not simply isn't right. that's not simply me that saying that, its businesses, particularly small businesses, particularly small businesses in northern ireland, who are really worried about what that means for the future. now, if prime minister johnson means for the future. now, if prime ministerjohnson is ministering for the whole of this country, he's got to level up and say how he's going to level up and say how he's going to avoid those kind of problems, and not simply brush these aside

it is absolutely no surprise to me that this climate conference was a conference for nothing i'm francoise are there some countries that are forging ahead in this problem and finding out ways to support climate refugees which are those countries at the forefront of of knowledge in the problem. well clearly the countries at the forefront are those that are the most impacted and those that experience already large movements of people as a result of climate change and thin air with a few beings about bangladesh about small island states about morocco about a countries in sub-saharan africa and then a number of european countries if sept up to us is there and thinking of no ways sweden switzerland france germany but clearly there is still are lot more to be done and we're not yet at a state where there is a kind of global response about this and so i can end it joining me professor of environmental geopolitics and migration dynamics thank you sarah. so sudan's president salva kiir says that he and his political rival react machar have agreed to form a unity government the 2 men met over the pa

nearly 1000000000 people are living in areas of high or very high risk areas of climate exposure of francoise as a presser of environmental geopolitics and migration dynamics at the paris institute of political studies says that a lot more global cooperation has to be done to counter this. well clearly climate change is no become world of deleting drivers of migration in this basement worldwide only last year in 2817000000 people were displaced as a result of disasters so these are more people displaced by disaster but by war and violence for example so we've started risking the issue and i would say that at the moment there are 3 ways through which the issue is addressed one is through the climate negotiations and here we look at all these can be funded and the other way is through a new organization called the platform on disaster displacement which was created in 2016 and this platform looks at oh these people can be protected and then of course there are 4 are like the global for one refugees where here the issue is to look at 0 d's mag ration is placement can be managed so i would say th

francoise says the euro area is stabilizing.re is the beginning of stabilization and we stopped revising down on inflation forecasts. still with us, gene frieda from pimco, arend kapteyn from ubs. should we focus on what she says? gene: i would rather do that. my spirits and wildlife is lacking. i think so. francine: what did you learn with the press conference? gene: very little. the goal from her perspective was not to make any mistakes, be defined as one thing or another, a hawk or a dove. there is not much new to say. they're going into 2020, they will have a mandate review. it is interesting that they are talking about stabilization recovery. saying, the evidence of stabilization is still very tentative, so the notion that you can talk about what is next is premature. francine: how difficult is it to decide whether we need to change inflation? i have heard both arguments. one is that we need stability, so if we change it now, we don't have anything to compare it with. the second is that we have missed the target so much, it

research group, there will be a new intake of mp5 pro brexit mp5 in this recent election, your mark francoiseward in terms of a unified approach with so much diversity. boris johnson terms of a unified approach with so much diversity. borisjohnson talked about those labour votes he said he welcomed but said could only be lent potentially and set the perhaps there is a need for change in the party. what sort of changes do you think need to be made in the party? there are several changes that can be made in terms of the candidates who stand for the party. nothing about the candidates but the approach, what they believe in. they party policy. boris had a clearly good —— clear offered to the country in the manifesto has been criticised for being very short and not being as lengthy as labour's. you can see perhaps in the election results white labour perhaps suited to many policies. what the party has to do is simply to deliver what is said out today. i am not going to reel off the figures that we've all become familiar with. but delivering on crime, education and health and so they do that. just