gareth: absolutely. on a one-on-one basis we have with putting much every one of our issuing >>. dani: how important is an accommodative central-bank providing that liquidity into the markets for ipo's to go smoothly, be successful, and appetite in general? gareth: it has been the core pillar of this equity bull market we have been in and as we look to 2022, there is no doubt that the transition of interest rates or the normalization of interest rates is going to be the critical factor in driving issuance volumes into next year and i think as you have seen periods this year where there's been more uncertainty to the rate of tightening by central banks, we have seen that volatility impact the ipo window so that gives us a good temperature check. as volatility picks up next year, as we look at the interest rate, that will be the key drivers so if we have a less certain task to where interest rates are going, i have no doubt that will impact the ipo market. dani: interesting. could we see a divergence? i un

and how gareth southgate has made the international experience one to savour.t couple of years, you can see the steps that we've been making as a team on the field off the field, but, of course, the most important is on the field. and the darts goes on despite another covid withdrawal and the defending champion claiming the tournament should be delayed. hello again. not only is the festive period a much—loved tradition in the premier league hidden amongst it is the half way point of the season. and manchester city have arrived there on the back of nine straight wins. if things go their way tonight, they could be nine points clear. they play at brentford and then again at arsenal on new year's day, as they attempt to negotiate this crucial part of the season, one that's become even more fraught with complications brought about by covid and injuries. we have long weeks, but now we have 29 and the first, the two away fixtures against difficult, tough opponents. but the premier league is like this, that is the most difficult competition when you are able to win it,

what was it like for you to meet gareth? i was quite shocked. for you to meet gareth?ck. so, yeah, i'm looking forward to it. , , ., to it. i can see the smile on your face 'ust to it. i can see the smile on your face just talking _ to it. i can see the smile on your face just talking about _ to it. i can see the smile on your face just talking about it. - to it. i can see the smile on your face just talking about it. you i face just talking about it. you mentioned it to go from the career you were doing, take a hit to your ego, get a differentjob, get the opportunity sing in front of people, it must be amazing? filth. opportunity sing in front of people, it must be amazing?— it must be amazing? oh, yeah. stehen it must be amazing? oh, yeah. stephen has — it must be amazing? oh, yeah. stephen has got _ it must be amazing? oh, yeah. stephen has got his _ it must be amazing? oh, yeah. stephen has got his groove i it must be amazing? oh, yeah. l stephen has got his groove back. it must be amazing? oh, yeah. i stephen has got his groove back. i don't believe you ever lost

but gareth ettihg _ detectors to do that.ing worth, there's a group of them called the high red shift hunters, _ them called the high red shift hunters, and they really run every last bit _ hunters, and they really run every last bit of— hunters, and they really run every last bit of performance out of hubble — last bit of performance out of hubble but they could not see these stars _ hubble but they could not see these stars they — hubble but they could not see these stars. they needed something better. and james— stars. they needed something better. and james webb will do that. and i talk about— and james webb will do that. and i talk about the first starts. james webb _ talk about the first starts. james webb will look at these planets now that are _ webb will look at these planets now that are being found around stars beyond _ that are being found around stars beyond our on, beyond the song, which _ beyond our on, beyond the song, which is _ beyond our on, beyond the song, which is in — beyond our on, beyond the song, whi

the last couple of years with gareth, we can see the steps _ of years with gareth, we can see the stepsam on the _ steps we have been making as a team on the field, _ steps we have been making as a team on the field, off the field. the most — on the field, off the field. the most important is on the field, we want _ most important is on the field, we want our— most important is on the field, we want our hands on a trophy because it is more _ want our hands on a trophy because it is more important for me, but i think— it is more important for me, but i think a _ it is more important for me, but i think a lot — it is more important for me, but i think a lot of— it is more important for me, but i think a lot of the lads will agree, there _ think a lot of the lads will agree, there is— think a lot of the lads will agree, there is nothing bigger than winning a major— there is nothing bigger than winning a major tournament with england. australia's david warner believes england's poor start to the series in brisbane contributed to their meek showing as they slippped to defeat in the five matc

gareth barlow, bbc news.lo. hello, thank you very much. there are only two races left of this year's formula one season and just eight points separate the top two. the drama continued as lewis hamilton took pole position for the saudi arabian grand prix, while the world championship leader max verstappen crashed and will start third. adam wild reports. this is a formula one's newest track, cheddar, sparkling from above, still nothing compared to the dazzling drama below. lewis hamilton can't win the saudi street circuit. he can though see it slip away. but that pressure only part of the context. hamilton suggests he isn't comfortable racing in a country so strongly criticised by human rights groups, choosing a game to wear the rainbow flag his helmet. this was qualifying but what happened in the final seconds here may go some way towards deciding the entire season. hamilton first with his last best effort, a flying lap that put him into pole position. now in red bull's max verstappen had little over a minute

gareth barlow, bbc news.hristmas tree lights were switched on. the festive season actually began there last weekend with a christmas market and a service at the church of nativity. three christian denominations — the armenians, roman catholics and greek orthodox — share control of the church in the west bank town. better go shopping! you can reach me on twitter. i�*m @lucyegrey. thank you for your company. hello there. it�*s been very cold everywhere across the uk on saturday. we�*ve seen increasing amounts of snow across southern south east scotland and across northern england, mainly over the pennines. sunday is also going to be another cold day — maybe not quite as cold because the winds won�*t be as strong as saturday — and there will be further rain, most of the rain towards the eastern side of the country. we�*ve still got that cold air mass across the uk but, like i mentioned, the winds won�*t be quite as strong across northern and western areas, thanks to this ridge of high pressure. these weather fro

gareth barlow, bbc news.atic end to qualifying, which saw title rival, max verstappen, crash out. hamilton had put his mercedes on provisional pole, with his final qualifying lap injeddah, but verstapppen — who has an eight—point advantage in the drivers' championship — looked set to better that time — until the final corner — where the dutchman hit the wall. so it's hamilton on pole, alongside team—mate valtteri bottas while verstappen starts third for tomorrow's race. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ lucy e grey hello there. it's been very cold everywhere across the uk on saturday. we've seen increasing amounts of snow across southern southeast scotland and across northern england, mainly over the pennines. sunday is also going to be another cold day, maybe not quite as cold cos the winds won't be as strong as saturday, and there will be further rain. most of the rain towards the eastern side of the country. we've still got that cold air mass across the uk, but like i mentioned, the winds won't be quite

gareth barlow, bbc news.od blockbuster. they responded to an advert for bollywood dancers and found themselves in the latest marvel movie — eternals. heidi booth went to meet them. a show—stopping slice of bollywood thanks to some hard work from leicester. shreya, nidi, and sanjay have danced their way into a massive hollywood blockbuster. being on set and being around these people, that's something i hadn't really experienced on that scale ever before. so, for me, as a dancer, to get that chance to be a part of something that i love watching so much... like, if someone told me you're going to be in a marvel movie doing bollywood dancing, i would never have believed it. it's unreal. the friends responded to an advert looking for professional south asian dancers. they had no idea it was for a marvel film until they got to the auditions. once we found out it was marvel, it was just the thrill of knowing we're going to be in a marvel movie. all four of us that auditioned got the role, it wasjust insane. an insan

gareth barlow, bbc news. now for a story about what a bit of fancy footwork can get you.ponded to an advert for bollywood dancers and found themselves in the latest marvel movie — "eternals". heidi booth went to meet them. a show stopping slice of bollywood thanks to some fancy footwork in leicester.— footwork in leicester. being on set and around _ footwork in leicester. being on set and around these _ footwork in leicester. being on set and around these people, | set and around these people, that's something i hadn't really experienced on that scale ever before. for me, as a dancer, to get that chance to be a part of something that i love watching so much. if someone told me you're going to be in a marvel movie doing bollywood dancing, i would never have believed it. it's unreal. , , unreal. the friends responded to an advert — unreal. the friends responded to an advert looking _ unreal. the friends responded to an advert looking for - to an advert looking for professional south asian dancers. they had no idea it was for a marvel film until they got to the additions. on

gareth barlow, bbc news.led off and handlers in masks and safety glasses have to disinfect their footwear before any contact with the hippos. now — just in case you�*re struggling to feel christmassy, take a look at these pictures. cheering. they�*re from manger square in bethlehem. with three weeks to go until christmas day, this was the moment that the town�*s christmas tree lights were switched on. the festive season actually began there last weekend with a christmas market and a service at the church of nativity. three christian denominations — the armenians, roman catholics and greek orthodox — share control of the church in the west bank town. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @ lucy e grey hello there. it�*s been very cold everywhere across the uk on saturday. we�*ve seen increasing amounts of snow across southern southeast scotland and across northern england, mainly over the pennines. sunday is also going to be another cold day, maybe not quite as cold cos the winds won�*t be as strong as saturday,

gareth barlow, bbc news. lewis hamilton has taken pole for tomorrow's saudi arabian grand prix.n had put his mercedes on provisional pole with his final qualifying lap injeddah, but verstapppen — who has an 8—point advantage in the drivers' championship — looked set to better that time until the final corner, where the dutchman hit the wall. so it's hamilton on pole, alongside team—mate valtteri bottas, while verstappen starts third for tomorrow's race. one of the world's rarest turtles is beginning to show signs of recovery after washing up on the welsh coast, 4,000 miles away from its usual home in the gulf of mexico. tally, the kemp's ridley sea turtle, was found on a beach in flintshire last week and is being nursed back to health by staff at anglesey sea zoo. now, just in case you're struggling to feel christmassy, take a look at these pictures. they're from manger square in bethlehem. with three weeks to go until christmas day, this was the moment that the town's christmas tree lights were switched on. the festive season actually began there last weekend with a christmas m

gareth barlow, bbc news.who is 41 — caught the virus. restrictions have been tightened at the zoo until they test negative. the hippos are said to be doing well apart from having runny noses. four friends who are also dancers at the nupur arts dance academy in leicester have all won parts in a hollywood blockbuster. they responded to an advert for bollywood dancers and found themselves in the latest marvel movie — eternals. heidi booth went to meet them. a show—stopping slice of bollywood thanks to some hard work from leicester. shreya, nidi, and sanjay have danced their way into a massive hollywood blockbuster. being on set and being around these people, that�*s something i hadn�*t really experienced on that scale ever before. so, for me, as a dancer, to get that chance to be a part of something that i love watching so much... like, if someone told me you�*re going to be in a marvel movie doing bollywood dancing, i would never have believed it. it�*s unreal. the friends responded to an advert looking for pro

the racism suffered by gareth southgate's england side was as ugly as it was depressingly familiar.ring qualifying, helped to form the decision for players to take the knee before games. a lot of the times when, you know, the racism comes up, or something's happened, we tend to address it for that period, that five days, or that week. and then, we normally brush it up under the carpet, and things are all fine now. and when the next scenario happens, that's when we go again. 0n the whole, we just wanted to keep highlighting that. yes, there's been times that we've sat down and say, "is the message still powerful?" and we've said yes. as a group and as a collective, we try to keep that going. the tournament that began with players taking the knee, ending in vile racist abuse aimed towards them. but even then room for hope. although there was a horrible reaction that night from too many people, but still a minority, i thought there was a brilliant counter reaction, where the majority of the fans and public were saying, "we're not having this. "we're with bukaya and marcus and jadon. "s

today the england manager gareth southgate was asked what he'd say to players wondering whether to getotjust looking after ourselves, we are looking after other people and, actually, all of the restrictions and all of the devastation to health and the economy, down to the fact that we won't get clear unless the numbers are high. the league is a little bit complicated because we've got players who are fully vaccinated have also still caught the virus. so we know that is a complex situation for them, which games to play and which not. in the end, everybody has to pull together to get through something like this. tottenham are out of the europa conference league after uefa confirmed their postponed match against rennes earlier this month must be forfeited. the game was due to be played in london on december the 9th, but was called off after a covid—i9 outbreak in the tottenham squad. spurs say they're disappointed by the ruling of the uefa appeals body and its refusal to allow more time for the match to be rescheduled." rennes have been awarded a 3—nil win meaning spurs fail to qualify fo

they won team of the year for reaching the euros final, with gareth southgate coach of the year. this has been emma raducanu's year, and it was her night. emma raducanu! andy swiss, bbc news. and with news of all the sport taking place today, here's lizzie. thanks, huw. good evening. england's cricketers need a miraculous turnaround to avoid going 2—0 down in the ashes series. they'll start the final day of the second test against australia four wickets down and needing another 386 runs to win. patrick gearey reports. forjoe root and england, it is the ashes tour which keeps getting more sore. our nurse do they get up from this? joe root had also been hit there in the warm up so was missing whenjos there in the warm up so was missing when jos buttler there in the warm up so was missing whenjos buttler helped england try to keep hold of australia. the captain returned to a phoney war. the aussies scoring runs they probably wouldn't need, and waiting for the right time to put england in. 467 for the right time to put england in. a67 runs ahead, they declared. game on. forget winnin

the england manager gareth southgate says it's vitally important that he and his squad use their platformengland players began taking the knee during the euros in the summer, and southgate says he knew things had to change during england's 5—1win against montenegro in march 2019. southgate's comments came during an interview with raheem sterling while the forward was guest editing for radio 4's today programme. i wasn't aware until close to the end of the game when danny rose got booked and there was a reaction from the crowd. i didn't realise earlier in the game that from the other side of the pitch there had been racist abuse going on. when we got back into the changing room and i am having a go at danny forgetting booked. i had to apologise on the plane because it suddenly emerged this had been going on during the game. i didn't like the fact the boys could mention in the changing room at half—time or report it. so for me it was like, this is awful, how is this environment where our players are allowed to be abused on the pitch and they don't even feel comfortable to report it or feel

real madrid has had a few players test positive including gareth bale. urging unvaccinated players to get the jab. i body is urging unvaccinated players to get the jab. players to get the 'ab. i think that they should i players to get the jab. i think that they should be - players to get the jab. i think. that they should be vaccinated as soon as possible but i still believe, for now, it is a personal choice and we have to be smart, we have to explain things. people are not stupid, they understand when you explain in a nice way. american football has _ explain in a nice way. american football has been _ explain in a nice way. american football has been hard - explain in a nice way. american football has been hard hit i football has been hard hit well. more than 100 players tested positive since monday in the nfl. la rams and cleveland browns have been struggling to field a complete side. it is clear that _ field a complete side. it is clear that in _ field a complete side. it is clear that in the _ field a complete side. it is clear that in the last i fi

he's also been speaking to the england manager gareth southgate about how they dealt with the abuse sufferedal of the euros. it's a game of huge stakes, you know. people are probably intoxicated a lot of the times, say and do things that are, you know, try to... sometimes, when i'm angry, i try to do the utmost thing at one person that i can try to insult them as much as possible. just trying to be horrible because you want to get a reaction out of that person or you want to get a reaction because you are angry. at the same time, you know, we can't let that, you know, disrespect or belittle another human being, what their skin tone is. so i feel on that aspect, that's the really disappointing thing. you know, it's frustrating being it, you being frustrated shouldn't result in negative comments for someone's skin colour. i think what hurt me was that this was a group of players who had brought everybody together for 30 days or whatever it was on a brilliantjourney, and then, the first time we ever set back and the defeat, now, all of a sudden, we are going to allow this division to happen. i

the head of the national audit office, gareth davies.er. in scotland, the showers become more frequent later. in the east of scotland, the best of ve day's sunshine, and there will be breaks in england and northern ireland. through this evening, a spell of heavy rain in the southern counties and wales. and the southern counties and wales. and the cold air will be fighting its way back tomorrow morning. some wintry showers across scotland to begin with, even to lower levels. elsewhere after some early rain in east anglia and the midlands, sunshine here, but there will be showers across the country. most frequent in the west. and it's going to feel colder again in the breeze. let's bring you the sport now. good morning. manchester united's new interim manager rang rangnick has been giving his first press conference this morning and said it was a role he couldn't turn down and that he is well acquainted with the premier league. you can read about what he had to say on our website. meanwhile, the team he has inherited moved up to seventh in

gareth! _ you, gareth! take - you, gareth! take me back to the summer and you. gareth!t time? those games with england are moments- reflect on that time? those games i with england are moments everybody remembers. the whole family sit and watch. i am always very conscious of that. i make that dear to the players. they have a chance to make memories that people will remember for the rest of their lives. i think that's what they did, the first final for 55 years. of course, we want that bit more. we want to be the team that delivers the trophy that everybody wants. and i think now the players now its possible, because when you get that close, it has to be possible. but also, we have to start again and they've got the hunger to do that. and a year from now, we have the chance in qatar. the 2021 team of the year is the england — the 2021 team of the year is the england men's football team. # sweet caroline... what an incredible night for you and great to see the success of the summer being reflected on screen. what was that like to watch? yeah, ou don't what was that like t

today the england manager gareth southgate was asked what he'd say to players wondering whether to get little bit complicated because we've got players who are fully vaccinated have also still caught the virus. so we know that is a complex situation for them, which games to play and which not. in the end, everybody has to pull together to get through something like this. tottenham are out of the europa conference league after uefa confirmed their postponed match against rennes earlier this month must be forfeited. the game was due to be played in london on december the 9th, but was called off after a covid—i9 outbreak in the tottenham squad. spurs say they're disappointed by the ruling of the uefa appeals body and its refusal to allow more time for the match to be rescheduled." rennes have been awarded a 3—nil win meaning spurs fail to qualify for the knockout rounds. staying with european footbal, we've had the draw for the women's champions league quarterfinals. arsenal will face wolfsburg. the winner of the two legged tie will be in a semi—final against defending champions barcelona

the big thing for him and gareth southgate, he sees southgate as a mentor. that is key to it.up final and interviewing him pitch side, because he grew up in the shadow of wembley and that inspired him as a kid, and there were some schoolchildren who had been given tickets by his foundation to come to the game for the first time. you know how footballers can glaze over when you ask them questions. when he spoke about those next generation of fans being at wembley, watching somebody who had come from where they had come from, then play for his team and his country, he came to life, because that is so important to him. to make sure people see a pathway into the game. role models. footballers are often so removed and protected and packaged that you can't get close to them. historically they have been discouraged to speak out. they should — discouraged to speak out. they should concentrate on playing football. he is absolutely bucking that trend. he has faced a lot of stinging — that trend. he has faced a lot of stinging criticism in the past. you 'ust stinging criticism in the pas

let's bring in gareth nicholson, cio at new moreh international wealth management.lk to you about treasuries and fixed incomes broadly. given we had the fed pitted, i know you are not coming out until january with you our forecast but may be give us a sneak peek. what happens to the yield curve? >> good question. good morning. i think the yield curve is going to -- we have already seen that. the -- markets over the last session and a little more. large amounts of equity comes from banks. if the economy is going to be able to withstand omicron and strong enough for the patients to have their medicine taken away, we are going to get -- and we are likely to get banks to do better. [indiscernible] like most things, it is going to be somewhere between the worst cases. zombie environments where you have rates rushing, high yield junk, liquidity stocks struggling. the other side is the fairytale central banks squashing volatility. we think it is going to be somewhere in between but probably more bearish if you will. we are optimistic, but there is still a lot of caution gi

england manager gareth southgate thinks players need to take responsibility and take the vaccine.sibility. we are notjust looking after ourselves, we are looking after other people. actually, all of the restrictions and all of the devastation to health, and as i said earlier, the economy, are down to the fact that we won't get clear unless the numbers are high. so, the league is a little bit complicated, because we've got players who are fully vaccinated, who have also still caught the virus. so we know that is a complex situation for them, which games to be played and which not. but, in the end, everybody has to pull together to get through something like this. meanwhile rafa nadal has tested positive for covid—19 after making his comeback from injury in an exhibition event in abu dhabi last week. the twenty time grand slam champion returned the positive test on arrival back in spain. he said he was having "some unpleasant moments but hopes to improve little by little." nadal has not played a tour event since august, and the australian open begins in melbourne four weeks today. t

gareth is following this trial and joins us now with more. an emotional day in the courtroom? >> yes. we have seen that throughout the trial. any time this video of the shooting has been played in court. kim potter gets emotional. we saw that again today when the defense and the prosecution was going through those events and showing the video. she mentioned she's been going through therapy since that shooting in april. one thing that is important from the prosecution's cross-examination, is they are trying to lay the foundation for this idea of her being culpably negligent. laying out the thousands of hours in training over 26 years pointing out the specific training in the manual regarding a firearm versus a taser. pointing out the brooklyn center police department their policy is officers need to practice taser draws to avoid what happened back in april. potter said that may be the policy, but in practice that doesn't always happen. the prosecution laying the ground work for the argument that she had the experience. she should have had the training. she should have known bet

england manager gareth southgate thinks players need to take responsibility and take the vaccine i thinkgames to be played and which not. but, in the end, everybody has to pull together to get through something like this. meanwhile, rafa nadal has tested positive for covid—19 after making his comeback from injury in an exhibition event in abu dhabi last week. the 20—time grand slam champion returned the positive test on arrival back in spain. he said he was having "some unpleasant moments but hopes to improve little by little." nadal has not played a tour event since august, and the australian open begins in melbourne four weeks today. that�*s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that�*s bbc.co.uk/sport. breaking news about vaccinations for 12-15 breaking news about vaccinations for 12—15 —year—olds. we are hearing that bookings have now open for children between those ages to get their second dose of the coronavirus vaccine. all of those in the age group who are eligible will be able to book their second jab to the nhs national booking

commentator: gareth southgate to take the free kick. _ looking for ehiogu!r. he played for middlesbrough, rangers, aston villa and england. he was a coach at spurs when he suffered a cardiac arrest. he was just 44. i mean, our world changed sort of in a second, as you can imagine. but, he had been monitored, he had been checked out. there were no signs at all. so it was completely out of the blue. the children are getting a lesson in how to save a life of someone collapses. chest compressions and a defibrillator. leading the class, the spurs club doctor, ravi gill. good, good technique. i like that. modern day defibrillators are very easy—to—use, very safe, very effective. so the earlier it can be recognised and chest compressions given, use of the defibrillator given, can really make a significant impact saving someone's life. watching the lesson, former referee chris foy and ugo ehiogu's team—mate at aston villa, dion dublin. he probably had the best body that i have ever seen in my life. abs and pecs. i'm still working on trying to find the abs and the pe

his op-ed is entitled, "merrick gareth land must muster the bluster if we can't bust the filibuster." justice department appears to be remarkably passive in its pursuit of election fraud. if congress will not bust the filibuster rule in order to preserve the most important pillar of democracy -- free and fair elections -- then the justice department needs to muster some real bluster to instill some major fear of prosecution in any state official who believes they can manipulate election results with impunity. come january of 2025, we may have a second trump presidency orchestrated through fraudulent election manipulation, and his newly reconstituted justice department will surely not follow through with those prosecutions. boy, it'll go downhill from there. >> let's get specific. what can the justice department do, looking at the laws in the book? >> well, there are existing statutes today that give the federal government clear authority over any election where there are federal candidate on the ballot, to pursue anybody with jail time, sentences up to five years, including 18 usc-595