partners. reasons for the exodus -- henley partners.— reasons for the exodus -- henley partners. at millionaires _ henley partners. tickly when we look at millionaires and - henley partners. tickly when we look at millionaires and their - look at millionaires and their motives for making a move to another country, usually has to do with some type of social, political, economic unrest —— usually. china has some of that occurring over the last for years and that has led to what we have seen which is a net outflow of millionaires from china consistently ranking number one in the world of the last few years. and our expectation this year is to see another 13,500 millionaires leave china.— leave china. are they completely _ leave china. are they completely cutting i leave china. are they i completely cutting ties leave china. are they - completely cutting ties from china? ., ., . . completely cutting ties from china? ., ., ., ., a china? no, not at all. as peeple — china? no, not at all. as people become - china? no, not at all. as people become more - china? no, not at all. as - peop

, he is certainly _ come back in and he loves henley, he is certainly loyal to henley.by the shortlived prime minister, liz truss and chancellor kwasi kwarteng, the gilts rates shot up and the markets went into meltdown. the regime changed and rish sunak promised to halve inflation this year to ease the cost of living and give people financial security. but he didnt plan to have short term gilt yields higher than his predeccessor, triggered by 7.6% private sector wage increases, but that's what's just happened. that in turn raises the chances — now flagged by the chancellor — of another interest rate rise in order to hit stubbornly high inflation. the high gilt yields haven't spooked the markets this time, but a further interest rate rise would hit many with mortages hard — again. here's ben. are we being sucked back into an economic crisis we thought we d escaped? this is the chart which is fuelling that perception. it shows uk sovereign two—year borrowing costs. as you can see, they re now above the levels seen in wake of last autumn's mini—budget chaos — when, you wi

we're live at henley, where the 184 year old itegatta— henley, where the 184 year old itegatta is— henleyst unique. for instance, when rail was privatised, the tracks weren't sold off, but with water, the lot was handed over with little safeguards for our national interest, our national security or bill payers. it is for the sontanw— or bill payers. it is for the sontanw ant— or bill payers. it is for the company and its- cc it is for the company and its investors to tesowte— company and its investors to tesowie ant— company and its investors to resolve any possible issues and government— resolve any possible issues and goenent ot— resolve any possible issues and government, of course is sontitent— government, of course is confident that- government, of course is confident that ofwat, as the economic regulator of the water intusttw— economic regulator of the water intusttw is— economic regulator of the water industry, is working closely witn— industry, is working closely witn ant— industry, is working closely with any company that would be tasing— with any company that would be facing fin

and there comes to henley. and there arer-t— comes to henley.matters into his own hands. i mean, they tovhh— his own hands. i mean, they tovhh have— his own hands. i mean, they could have suspended him for ten eaye— could have suspended him for ten haye .— could have suspended him for ten haye . — could have suspended him for ten haye . hov— could have suspended him for ten haye . hovv vveve— could have suspended him for ten days . now we've just- could have suspended him for ten days . twwiwwwi days. now we've just lost the line to catherine force. there now, tom, let me come back to you whilst we reconnect with catherine. can we talk about bofis catherine. can we talk about boris johnson's future ? future boris johnson's future? future if the conservatives collapse at the next election , but boris the next election, but boris wins an alternate kyiv seat such as henley ? is there as henley? is there a conceivable path for him back to number 10? absolutely yes. and i think that must be part- number 10? absolutely yes. and i think that must be par

can you believe that my racist mike henley. mike henley , he's the henley.know that women lie. we know that women court and accuse men women go to court and accuse men of and and found of abuse and rape and are found out vengeance. women cannot out of vengeance. women cannot have the automatic right to be believed. this is why i don't get kyrees. why would she make this get kyrees. why would she make the putte— get kyrees. why would she make this public now— get kyrees. why would she make this public now if— gii ”vivitiv why would she make this public now if she's if ete-e— this public now if she's if ete-e tt— this public now if she's if she's if this— this public now if she's if she's if this happened ten years oeoe— she's if this happened ten years oeoe — she's if this happened ten years ago? vett— she's if this happened ten years ago? vett. ete— she's if this happened ten years ago? well, she wrote- she's if this happened ten years ago? i ago? well, she wrote about it before in 2017, but she didn't name him. and she said she's naming— name him. and she s

and there comes to henley. and there orent— comes to henley. and there orent witn— comes to henley.uspended him for ten toys .— could have suspended him for ten toys . — could have suspended him for ten toys . nov— could have suspended him for ten toys . nov vveve— could have suspended him for ten days . now we've just- could have suspended him for ten days . \riif.iiri" days. now we've just lost the line to catherine force. there now, tom, let me come back to you whilst we reconnect with catherine. can we talk about bofis catherine. can we talk about boris johnson's future ? future boris johnson's future? future if the conservatives collapse at the next election , but boris the next election, but boris wins an alternate kyiv seat such as henley ? is there as henley? is there a conceivable path for him back to number 10? absolutely yes. and i think that must be part- number 10? absolutely yes. and i think that must be part of- ti �*0?’ ' gig grit: and i think that must be part of his tninting— think that must be part of his thinking that— think that must be part of his thinking that

and that was family home in henley. and that ino— family home in henley. close ino— the chemists are about to close to un— the chemists are about to close across the uk. we're going to be inking— across the uk. we're going to be ioiking oioui— across the uk. we're going to be talking about that— across the uk. we're going to be talking about that with emma vvoii— talking about that with emma vvoii oni— talking about that with emma webb and stephen pound . next webb and stephen pound. next iooi— webb and stephen pound. next ooou nonning— webb and stephen pound. next good morning from _ webb and stephen pound. next good morning from the- webb and stephen pound. next good morning from the gb- webb and stephen pound. next good morning from the gb news room. it's 1131. good morning from the gb news room. it's1131. here are the headune. room. it's1131. here are the headline . news just stop oil headline. news just stop oil protests have stopped the second ashes test match today by running onto the pitch . england running onto the pitch. england wicketkeeper jonn

ellie is at henley , henley regatta, is at henley, henley regatta, and good looking, looking exquisitey great treat. we're talking about- isabel really great treat. we're talking about the water industry. your bills are going to soar, i'm afraid that's the cost of cleaning up our rivers. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has got regulators in today, and he's reading riot and he's reading the riot act. and why wholesale prices fall why is it wholesale prices fall fast but prices to us don't fast, but the prices to us don't fall fast? that's right. fall as fast? that's right. wewe— fall as fast? that's right. we-we teen— c that's right. we've been talking about that, newen-t— we've been talking about that, newen-t wee— we've been talking about that, haven't we? price— we've been talking about that, haven't we? price gouging eeneneee— haven't we? price gouging companies advantage of companies taking advantage of the companies taking advantage of tne—tntnk- companies taking advantage of the _think the- the fact that you think the nnee— the fact that you think the nnteee—tni the fact that you th

the group, henley and partners. i'm economic slowdown on increasing government restrictions appear to be the main drivers. hong kong is also expected to see an ext us of the ultra wealthy. for decades, the us dollar has reigned supreme as the world's most important currency. the international monetary funds, data show central bank, told almost 60 percent of their for service in us dollars. but in recent times, the dollars dominance has been called into question with the chinese juan positive as an alternative. now while most economists don't expect the want to be able to compete with a dollar any time soon for economically, we countries like argentina being able to pay for in ports in a non dollar currency. could be an advantage. in the suburb of of a anita and when it's iris identity and company use and produces washing machines and refrigerators, using chinese machinery and part company headquarters. the chief financial officer is working on how to pay for these chinese imports at a time when i can, tina is suffer

she works at the henley business school. thanks for joining us.usiness is whether they should pay you as much and whether you will work as hard. what have you found? what we know so far is that it has implications that are favourable for the mental health of employees and the mental health of employees and the worklife balance and overall for businesses we see savings. they overcome the costs, specifically in terms of the reduction of intermediary costs like absenteeism, and the costs associated with attracting and retaining talent, so this is what we know so far. we are running the trial now in portugal starting yesterday. aha, running the trial now in portugal starting yesterday.— running the trial now in portugal starting yesterday. a lot of firms will see the _ starting yesterday. a lot of firms will see the benefit _ starting yesterday. a lot of firms will see the benefit of _ will see the benefit of understanding why workers would like to do a four—day work but very few are maybe willing adopt it, especially because they might for you at a d

we caught up with dominic volek from henley & partners the firm which published the report and he explained the reasons for the exodus. and he explained the typically and he explained the when we look at the millionaires typically when we look at the millionaires and the motives for moving to another country it has to do with some type of social, political, economic unrest. china has some debt occurring of last few years linked to what we have seen which is a net outflow of millionaires from china consistently ranking number one in the world in last few years. our expectation at this year is 0ur expectation at this year is to see another 13,500 millionaires leave china. are millionaires leave china. are they completely _ millionaires leave china. are they completely cutting ties —— titan china? they completely cutting ties -- titan china?— titan china? not at all. as --eole titan china? not at all. as people become _ titan china? not at all. as people become more - titan china? not at all. as - people become more financially independent they do seek what are sometimes called greener pasture

henley. _to go to watch henley. so i used to go to watch tnen. — henley. entertaining. but you do want to talk about the but you do want to talk about tne etnw. — but you do want to talk about the army. this— but you do want to talk about the army. this is— but you do want to talk about the army. “ g the army. this is from page of the army. this is from page of the times. yes it's interesting. and it's in 1 or 2 other papers as and it's in 1 or 2 other papers ee wett. — and it's in 1 or 2 other papers ee wett. tnte— and it's in 1 or 2 other papers as well. this is— and it's in 1 or 2 other papers as well. this is based on some evttenee— as well. this is based on some evttenee gtven— as well. this is based on some evidence given by— as well. this is based on some evidence given by a military ntetetten— evidence given by a military historian at— evidence given by a military historian at king's college , historian at king's college, centtttge.— historian at king's college, cambridge, simon anglim, to the tetenee— cambridge, simon anglim, to the defence select

, wnrsn— very they love him in henley, wnrsn rs— very they love him in henley, wnrsn is de— very theym. just as brexit was. we— really was about freedom. just as brexit was. �*vw�*rt grtr as brexit was. we got some we got some breaking news on boris bods got some breaking news on boris boris johnson has urged the privileges committee to publish its report on whether he lied to parliament partygate and parliament over partygate and let the world judge there nonsense as he hit out at the paneps nonsense as he hit out at the panel's absurdity. absurdly unfair rules. in a statement it right. okay, so he's still going . he's still going. he's still battling away trying to frame the thing in his own way. he won't just sit and wait- “g t“ t“ he won't just sit and wait for dds.— won't just sit and wait for rnrs. rnrs— won't just sit and wait for this. this torrent of criticism to this. this torrent of criticism ro boun— this. this torrent of criticism ro pour oe— this. this torrent of criticism to pour over him _ this. this torrent of criticism to pour over him on the legacy nnenn— to pour ov

, vttct— very they love him in henley, uttct ts— very they love him in henley, uttct ts tte— very theye got some breaking news on boris got some breaking news on bods bods got some breaking news on bods boris johnson has urged the privileges committee to publish its report on whether he lied to parliament partygate and parliament over partygate and let the world judge there nonsense as he hit out at the paneps nonsense as he hit out at the panel's absurdity. absurdly unfair rules. in a statement it right. okay, so he's still going dght. okay, so he's still going . he's still going. he's still battling away trying to frame the thing in his own way. he won't just sit and wait- “g “ ’“ he won't just sit and wait for mts.— won't just sit and wait for ttts. ttts— won't just sit and wait for this. this torrent of criticism to pou— this. this torrent of criticism to pour over— this. this torrent of criticism to pour over him _ this. this torrent of criticism to pour over him on the legacy text.— to pour over him on the legacy prextt. — to pour over him on the legacy prextt. vou— to pour over

sean henley stays at 9. craig got filled moves to 10. tracy gallagher comes on 11. there balanced and unafraid, jesse watters prime time. i'm gonna miss this exchange band.>> we will still have the 5. >> okay. thanks brent. > if you believe in yourself you could do thing. one a promotion, work hard, dress to impress. when ask a girl out all it takes is a little le confidence. >> excuse me, i couldn't help but notice you were looking in my direction. >> oh yes, i was. you just order the same lunch as me. >> my name is george. i'm unemployed and lived with my parents. . >> and victoria, hi.>> the little curiosity journalists can uncover the news.. in the 1970s a journalist discovered the secret to success was follow the money. >> have to do this my way. you tell me what you know and i will onfirm. i'll keep you in the right direction if i can. that's all. just follow the money. >> sense and journalists lost their sense of curiosity. journalists just reported what they were told from it many times it was a cia doing the telling. prime time has been to something. curios

sean henley stays at 9. craig got filled moves to 10. tracy gallagher comes on 11.jesse watters prime time. i'm gonna miss this exchange band.>> we will still have the 5. >> okay. thanks brent. > if you believe in yourself you could do thing. one a promotion, work hard, dress to impress. when ask a girl out all it takes is a little le confidence. >> excuse me, i couldn't help but notice you were looking in my direction. >> oh yes, i

cheryl: and as we kick off the trading day with a little don henley, a look at futures this morning.u can see, we are in the red, although remember, we were up for the week last week. we were closed for the three day holiday and the juneteenth holiday. federal reserve chair jay powell will testify on cap capitol hil this week delivering the monetary policy report. powell expected to be grilled on the rate pause and health of u.s. banks. joining me now, chief investment officer, chris zachrelli. the futures market is banking on a rate hike for the july meeting. overall, the consensus seems to be at least from fed officials, we'll get two hikes starting now through the rest of the year. what do you think? >> i think the fed is indicating they'll raise rates two more times. i think they're trying to keep markets from going too far ahead of them. having taken a pause, the last thing they want is the market to price in cuts. it's jawboning a little bit, trying to keep the market on their toes. personally, we think maybe one hike will be it for the rest of the year. depends how the inflati

henley wrote, rudy's team has designated ken as the point person for the legal documents and mike romanthe lead for executing the voting on monday. is it accurate that mr. giuliani dedicated you as the league for executing the voting by alternate electors in advance of december 14th at the meeting of the elect oral college? >> the fifth. >> the fifth. the fifth. the fifth, specifically on the truth of whatever happened related to those plots. roger stone and paul manafort had a different strategy. they worked for trump. they stonewalled the person who had this special counsel job, bob mueller. ultimately they faced accusations of lying to maulers investigators and got pardons from trump. take alan weisel burke who went to jail rather than fully flip on trump. we know that many people for whatever their reasons have gone to great lengths not to flip on donald trump. but now jack smith is making progress, with this gentleman i told you about, getting them to start the process of saying the things that they wouldn't say elsewhere. they previously said were covered by the fifth amendment. t

well he wants henley on thames. see.— well he wants henley on thames. see. no— well he wants henley onsing over to— morning. still to come, we're crossing over to dover to speak to crossing over to dover to speak xo or— crossing over to dover to speak xo none— crossing over to dover to speak to our home security editor, xxoxx— to our home security editor, xxorx wnxxe. — to our home security editor, mark white. you— to our home security editor, mark white. you will not believe the mark white. you will not believe xne nxgronx— mark white. you will not believe the migrant boats— mark white. you will not believe the migrant boats that crossed the migrant boats that crossed xne-yesxerxoy- the migrant boats that crossed the-yesterday in- the migrant boats that crossed the yesterday in the hot the channel yesterday in the hot veoxner. — the channel yesterday in the hot veoxner. -xne— the channel yesterday in the hot weather.-the point- the channel yesterday in the hot weather. the point on gb weather. this is the point on gb nevs— weather. this is the point on gb thursday at 8 pm. on gb news,

he fell in love again, her name is kathy henley. >> how did you meter?ue. >> what is it meant to you to have her with you? >> it's meant a great deal. it is tremendous i wish you could see her. >> and he went back to the thinking at all was done best. he went back to court to practice law. >> we did not sue for breach of that contract. where his blindness became not exactly the handicap some opponents seem to expect. >> i like to put myself out so i say, you know, the poor old blind guy. i'm just trying to do the best i can. i'm going to memorize all the citations. i let them decide if i know what i'm doing. >> lately he's been busier than ever. recently won a 9 million dollar judgment for one of his clients. >> i think the blindness is just -- i could not have imagined. i cannot even try to think what that would be like. it's heavy. >> memorizing things is going into court. he's a predetermined guy. >> but adapting, he was successful adapting. using the talking typewriter for example. it was today enough for johnson. as he waited for his son's long dela

lingo to henley, wimbledon? my hubby's off to henley, wimbledon?lifiers? about the other euro qualifiers? noooso— about the other euro qualifiers? because northern— about the other euro qualifiers? because northern and because northern ireland and notos— because northern ireland andi notos—tost wales were both in action last nigni— wales were both in action last migni-nosntis- wales were both in action last night-results for- wales were both in action last night results for both night and sad results for both of night and sad results for both oi mom— night and sad results for both of themiyeah. _ night and sad results for both of them yeah. e”ni; of them. yeah. wales are struggling. i mean, wales are definitely struggling at the moment. rob page , who's the moment. rob. rob page, who's the boss how he's going boss there, how long he's going to last though to qualify then for euro 24. so they lost 2—0 to turkey. there were two disallowed turkish goals plus a save penalty . so they were well save penalty. so they were well beaten last night . they lo

would he go for henley at the next election?lumn, it was very ,in, . now, i mentioned the guardian earl column, it was very , very this column, it was very, very clear martin kettle was clear what martin kettle was saying in this column. he was absolutely clear that he saw bods absolutely clear that he saw boris disappearing as really one of the biggest obstacles they could possibly be brexit was johnson, and johnson was brexit. now he is gone. britain must think again and we are going to get an absolute deluge of this. quite rightly, as david maddox said . now, brendan clarke—smith said. now, brendan clarke—smith is of parliament, is a member of parliament, conservative member of parliament, red waller from parliament, a red waller from bassetlaw and it was brexit and bods bassetlaw and it was brexit and boris and corbyn. many other factors that got you to win that eight seat. how do you feel today about boris ? well, boris a today about boris? well, boris a huge today about boris? well, boris a nuge ornount— today about boris?

would he go for henley at the next election?ry mn, . now, i mentioned the guardian earl column, it was very ,in, . now, i mentioned the guardian earl column, it was very , very this column, it was very, very clear martin kettle was clear what martin kettle was saying in this column. he was absolutely clear that he saw bods absolutely clear that he saw boris disappearing as really one of the biggest obstacles they could possibly be brexit was johnson, and johnson was brexit. now he is gone. britain must think again and we are going to get an absolute deluge of this. quite rightly, as david maddox said . now, brendan clarke—smith said. now, brendan clarke—smith is of parliament, is a member of parliament, conservative member of parliament, red waller from parliament, a red waller from bassetlaw and it was brexit and bods bassetlaw and it was brexit and boris and corbyn. many other factors that got you to win that eight seat. how do you feel today about boris ? well, boris a today about boris? well, boris a huge today about boris?

caroline newton, conservative activist in henley—on—thames, hello. what are your members saying?ell here. some are still very fond - some people who know him pretty well here. some are still very fond of- here. some are still very fond of him and — here. some are still very fond of him and think— here. some are still very fond of him and think he _ here. some are still very fond of him and think he has— here. some are still very fond of him and think he has been- here. some are still very fond of. him and think he has been treated poorly _ him and think he has been treated poorly some _ him and think he has been treated poorly. some think— him and think he has been treated poorly. some think this _ him and think he has been treated poorly. some think this is - him and think he has been treated | poorly. some think this is probably the right— poorly. some think this is probably the right outcome _ poorly. some think this is probably the right outcome of— poorly. some think this is probably the right outcome of this _ poorly. some think this is probably the right outcome of this in

stitch about this and doesn't try to drive boris johnson out of darkness and allows them to stand in henley| he's no longer prime minister, your system has worked, he's been chucked out and that's one of the glories of our system, whenever a prime minister becomes extremely unpopular and a large number of people think he or she must go, the 70 to margaret thatcher, happens to everyone, and he went, that was the accountability, not the sort of interminable commons procedure. su narcissus? he interminable commons procedure. su narcissus? . interminable commons procedure. su narcissus? , . ., , interminable commons procedure. su narcissus? , . . , ., interminable commons procedure. su narcissus? , . . , . ., narcissus? he is certainly an ego list, i'm narcissus? he is certainly an ego list. l'm not— narcissus? he is certainly an ego list, i'm not quite _ narcissus? he is certainly an ego list, i'm not quite sure _ narcissus? he is certainly an ego list, i'm not quite sure of - narcissus? he is certainly an ego list, i'm not quite sure of the i list, i'm not quite sure of the definition of the

but i near henley, possibly.s if that's going to solve it's terrible. i mean,]ine that. it's terrible. i mean, there-couldn't- that. it's terrible. i mean, there-couldn't be. that. it's terrible. i mean, there-couldn't be a. that. it's terrible. i mean,- there-couldn't be a one there there couldn't be a one enwwew— there there couldn't be a one soon anyway because we've got inree—inei- three by elections that are going— three by elections that are gsing—ie- three by elections that are gsing—ire in- three by elections that are. going—be in place. going to have to be in place. isesiiw— going to have to be in place. isesiiw. i— going to have to be in place. exactly. i don't— going to have to be in place. exactly. i don't think they going to have to be in place. exactlsnapon't think they going to have to be in place. exactlsnap a 't think they going to have to be in place. exactlsnap a generalthey going to have to be in place. exactlsnap a general election could snap a general election ieisre— could snap a general el