contested by the foreign secretary of and so on by geoffrey howe i'm not from moment suggesting that it was southern africa that was the main difference or difficulty between the prime minister and geoffrey there were also personality differences. with margaret thatcher is quoted in the book i've been over there it's correct as describing jeffrey as a new bumbler but i think in fact her treatment of geoffrey was frankly questionable. there's a story came recorded in the doris of how i think mrs thatcher was receiving and as and when told to jeffrey was waiting to see her she said he can wait well i mean think that that is merely an example of the way in which frankly she treated him quite on happily deliver the murdoch editor well this is. you know description in the doris of a meeting are following the. the sort of exception meeting in london of the of the commonwealth. when geoffrey howe invited me to go with him to the internet. and mrs thatcher started to attack geoffrey howe who opened his box and pulled out some signatures and sat doing some signatures which considerably put mar

how do we compensate? geoffreytwo things, underlying divergence, and right now you have technology, the core components and the way to view it -- of u.s. equity markets shows a different economy right now compared to what europe is. second, to compensate that, i think after we get stability away from --, europe needs an investment strategy to catch up with the u.s. it has to be text, productivity. that is where europe needs to focus. matt: i want to ask about some stocks that are heavily weighted, especially in the u.k. the oil stocks don't seem to to theuite well compared underlying commodity. what will we see with those stocks? tim: it is an interesting thing. we have seen over the course of the past year the relative performance of the energy group. u.k. and probably across europe lagged out of the underlying benchmarks. oil has continued to take higher. tick higher. the right allocation, the right moves in terms of recognizing the dynamic is changing, we think there is an opportunity you could see the energy se

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how much will it affect the price? geoffrey: for now, it is a domestic situation.oxy wars between iran and saudi arabia, which has been identified as a flash point, that is where the risk lies. term, medium to longer markets are not going skyhigh, so it will not affect the trend much. tom: geoffrey yu and mark gilbert with us. right now, for your briefing this tuesday morning, here is taylor riggs. taylor: the u.s. has confirmed that the vice president's delayed trip to the middle east is on for this month. pence have postponed richard after arab leaders denounced the u.s. for recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. an army lieutenant general has of the islamic set has lost land it controlled in syria and iraq, but he warned that the group can still pose a danger. and hackers are mining cryptocurrency. is widenings regime its search for cash following economic restrictions. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. francine: thank you. staying with cryptocurrencies, bitcoin starte