i am joined now i hugh hendry of eclectica asset management.gh what you are seeing in these markets right now all the way over there. hugh: i feel like i have been in self-isolation for three years. the firste you're person i've spoken to in three years. .ut let me try to be concise that time has sped up, for sure, and given all the events, a sharp correction down in the amazing rally back up kind of feels like we are now in march 2009, whereby people are now beginning to ask the , should i be taking on risk? i find it remarkably boring. for me, i would say that when i look at it, what i see here is that we now have experts controlling and dictating our life, and maybe it is just me, aboutjust have this thing authority figures, especially when their experts. experts, like one of these rulee usually wrong. don't validatey monetary or fiscal policy. fairly, people are investing on this hyper superstitious response from global fiscal authorities. they have thrown everything at it. in normal circumstances, that should suffice. the question is, are

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stephen hendry, ding junhui, mark selby and ronnie 0'sullivan are the only other players to win fivee secretary, priti patel, after claims made by her departing permanent secretary that she bullied staff. ms patel has reissued denials in response to newspaper reports — but has not publicly commented on allegations made by sir philip rutnam. labour has asked the home secretary to come to parliament to address the matter. and today, the bbc has learned another formal complaint was made against her. 0ur political correspondent iain watson has the latest. labour are trying to ratch up the pressure on priti patel. the labour leadership candidate kier starmer has called for her to make a statement to mps in parliament tomorrow about these allegations of bullying made by the former most senior official in her department, sir philip rutnam. in addition to that, the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, has said there should be an enquiry into priti patel‘s behaviour and during that enquiry she should be suspended from the home office. and the bbc has been told that there was a formal complaint

ok, drew hendry, thank you very much indeed, the view from the snp.tizens advice, jacqui smith, an events organiser with wakefield mum buller, margaret wood, founder of icw, specialist window manufacturer, and idol christie, managing director at arcade us and also part of the northern powerhouse. i will start with you, the money for coronavirus, you expressed concerns about —— sick pgy- you expressed concerns about —— sick pay. has he addressed that? we welcome the support for covering the cost of sick pay and welcome changes confirming that people will be eligible for sick pay if they self—isolate and they will get quicker benefits if claiming employment support allowance. but there are a few things missing for us here. we have not seen the widening of eligibility for sick pay who earn too little currently and those who need to claim universal credit are not seeing anything around a speeding up of their payments, so a few things missing there, but some welcome action as well. i have lots of questions for all of you but i haven't got time. i'm just go