huw, i should mention that in this kind — relief?ntion that in this kind of disaster, _ relief? huw, i should mention that in this kind of disaster, making - in this kind of disaster, making that very difficult and painful decision about when to call off the rescue is such a hard one. even in the early hours of monday morning, when we were here, we could see the rescue teams scrambling over mounds of rubble, still shouting into it, can you hear me, can you hear me? but now, as you can see behind me, this has turned to a clean—up operation, although there are pockets still, we see them on turkish television, they are still not giving up in some areas. but now is the time to focus on those who survived, and the conditions are absolutely foreboding. now it is minus seven here in gaziantep, with the wind even colder. turkey says more than 1 million the wind even colder. turkey says more than1 million people now living in temporary shelters, and as you heard from laura's report, both in syria and in turkey, some are spending nights like t

you are right, huw, it is _ will it play out? you are right, huw. it is very _ will it play out?versial. will it play out? you are right, l huw, it is very controversial and will it play out? you are right, - huw, it is very controversial and a complete upheaval of traditional road—building policy, and something which raises a question perhaps for other uk government about how aggressive they want to be in driving the reduction in carbon emissions from road building and personal car use. now, the welsh government says that in doing this, they are not saying they will never build another new road, but when you look at the criteria that new projects will now have to meet, it is hard to see any major new road getting the go—ahead, looking into the future. and as you suggest, it is controversial. they were conservatives saying it will damage the economy, some of welsh labour's own backbenchers were expressing criticism, concerned about voter backlash as projects are scrapped. now, remember, welsh labour has been in powerfor more now, remember, welsh labour has been in power for more

they are, and you can see that physically here, huw, when you| that physically here, huw, when you lookre gathered around a fire on the floor. i saw people today pull in clothes out of this trouble that they could hand to people to lay up to try to keep warm at —— this rubble. look, on the ground, they have even pulled the rug out of the rubble, this has got broken glass on it. people have demands, there are things they need, they need shelter and they say that is not enough. the buildings that still stand are simply too dangerous for people to go back into. they need food. all of the shops here are closed. there is a petrol station, a couple of petrol stations, there's very little fuel and you will find nothing on the shelves when you go in there, they have been completely cleaned out. people need things like food, the mobile phone signal to contact loved ones elsewhere. all of these things are internally difficult to obtain right now. people in turkey have been paying earthquake tax for years because this country is on a fault line, because an elf quake on this scale was expected, and

how lonely does huw pill look like with huw pill talking about the need perhaps to not keep going athe same pace? what does divergence start to look like as we see again this differing pace of central banks? esther: that's definitely crucial. due to this divergence, the focus will increasingly be on fx exchange rates. if it emerges that the fed and ecb will do more, it will credibly eye a great pause, then i expect currencies to depreciate substantially. in that case, keep an eye on the inflationary effect of a weaker currency. in both countries, the disinflationary scenario is not that credible that they can actually afford it. in the end, there will quite soon be signals from inflation data that they can't stick to this divergence as long as the inflation picture is still so uncertain. manus: so where is the biggest mispriced currency in that context? if you don't believe in this disinflation justifying a pause, or something more from huw pill and his cohorts, where is the more mispriced currency trade at the moment? esther: if you really believe bank of england will be much more d

huw edwards is up next.n story, lancashire police searching for the missing woman nicola bulley say they found a body in the river wyre. she disappeared three weeks ago while walking her dog on the riverbank. ~ . ~ ago while walking her dog on the riverbank. ~. ~ ., ago while walking her dog on the riverbank. ~ ., , ., . ago while walking her dog on the riverbank. ., . ., riverbank. make a share police have not confirmed _ riverbank. make a share police have not confirmed that _ riverbank. make a share police have not confirmed that the _ riverbank. make a share police have not confirmed that the body - riverbank. make a share police have not confirmed that the body they've| not confirmed that the body they've recovered is that of nicola bulley. they say their thoughts are with her family. we they say their thoughts are with her famil . ~ . ., , ., family. we will have the latest on the events _ family. we will have the latest on the events in _ family. we will have the latest on the events in lancashire. -

those two were still on duty at 10:00, by which time huw edwards was there to present.ive in edinburgh, where the first minister, nicola sturgeon, has taken everyone by surprise by announcing her resignation. this gave rise to a familiar complaint to regular newswatch viewers expressed here byjeff hardy. interestingly, we did discuss this back in the past with a bbc manager, who said on newswatch that they would be rethinking some of these kinds of deployments. do let us know what you think. the storm surrounding the bbc chairman richard sharpe, which we discussed on the programme a couple of weeks ago, grew this week after a committee of mps found he had made significant errors ofjudgment in failing to divulge his role in facilitating a loan for borisjohnson while he was applying for the bbcjob. mr sharp insisted he had acted in good faith to ensure that the rules were followed and that he got the job on merit. but some people are concerned about the knock—on effect of this row on bbcjournalism. drjeff bartley agreed. finally on tuesday, a number of bbc outlets reporte

together the communities and traditions over the years to make sure we never forget the tradition and huweebrate and support one another. i want to thank all of you and appreciate the chinese association. the chinese chamber and the various members of our asian communities who show up and to celebrate and come together during the challenging times. as well as our elected lead and department head and officials. tonight, it it is irrelevant a celebration. and it started with lion dance me. because the challenges of the world what we are not -- what we should not do is allow it to dampen our spirits. to dampen our opportunity to celebrate. to come together. and to uplift. tonight you will see various performances from a number of people. you will have various uplifting speeches. you will see elected officials what it boils down to is the despite our difference, we still come together to celebrate one another and culture and history and togetherness. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, thank you all for being here and i want to take one quick opportunity carmen chu will acknowle

back to cardiff with huw. thanks, matt.hat's bbc news at ten from me and all the team here in cardiff. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. good night. good evening i'm tulsen tollet and this is your sports news where we start with football and tottenham were beaten 1—0 in the first leg of their champions league round of 16 tie against ac milan tonight. brahim diaz scored the only goal of the game at the san siro, as the spaniard reacted quickest following an excellent save from fraser forster in the tottenham goal. spurs�* best chance came when son heung min was put through one—on—one with the goalkeeper, only to have his shot saved and then see harry kane hit the bar, before the linesman raised his flag for offside. the second leg will take place at the tottenham hotspur stadium on the 8th of march. in the night's other game, bayern munich were 1—0 winners at paris saint germain. kingsley coman�*s second half strike proving t

with that, from the team here in kyiv, it's back to you in the studio, huw.from here. —— from kyiv. lancashire police have confirmed that a body found in the river wyre is that of nicola bulley, who went missing three weeks ago. the body was found yesterday, not far from where she disappeared on the 27th of january. her family released a statement saying their worst fears had been confirmed, and went on to criticise some sections of the media for ignoring their appealfor privacy. lancashire police have been criticised for their handling of the case, particularly their disclosures of personal information about nicola bulley. our correspondentjudith moritz reports from the village of st michael's on wyre. the lancashire landscape held on to its secret for more than three weeks. the river wyre, snaking its way through the fields here, had the answer all along. what happened to nicola bulley? now, we know. sadly, we are now able to confirm that yesterday we recovered nicola bulley from the river wyre. nicola's family have been informed, and are, of course, devast

with that, from the team here in kyiv, back to huw in the studio.e events of the week leading up with the events of the week leading up to the anniversary of that invasion. this weekend, intense negotiations have been taking place to try to sort out the trading arrangements between the uk and eu, the arrangements put in place after brexit, signed by borisjohnson�*s government but still opposed by the unionists of northern ireland and by many conservative mps. to understand, we need to go back to the referendum ofjune 2016, when the uk voted to leave the european union. after years of arguing and negotiation, borisjohnson agreed a deal with the eu and the withdrawal agreeement was signed injanuary 2020. it meant that goods moving between britain and northern ireland would have to be checked, because northern ireland has a border with the eu and the republic of ireland, and the border is not to have any barriers to avoid any return to tensions or troubles. the crunch came injanuary 2021, when the so—called northern ireland protocol came into effect an

together the communities and traditions over the years to make sure we never forget the tradition and huweebrate and support one another. i want to thank all of you and appreciate the chinese association. the chinese chamber and the various members of our asian communities who show up and to celebrate and come together during the challenging times. as well as our elected lead and department head and officials. tonight, it it is irrelevant a celebration. and it started with lion dance me. because the challenges of the world what we are not -- what we should not do is allow it to dampen our spirits. to dampen our opportunity to celebrate. to come together. and to uplift. tonight you will see various performances from a number of people. you will have various uplifting speeches. you will see elected officials what it boils down to is the despite our difference, we still come together to celebrate one another and culture and history and togetherness. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, thank you all for being here and i want to take one quick opportunity carmen chu will acknowle

those two were still on duty at 10:00, by which time huw edwards was there to present.he first minister, nicola sturgeon, has taken everyone by surprise by announcing her resignation. this gave rise to a familiar complaint to regular newswatch viewers, expressed here byjeff hardy. interestingly, we did discuss this back in the past with a bbc manager, who said on newswatch that they would be rethinking some of these kinds of deployments. do let us know what you think. the storm surrounding the bbc chairman richard sharpe, which we discussed on the programme a couple of weeks ago, grew this week after a committee of mps found he had made significant errors ofjudgment in failing to divulge his role in facilitating a loan for borisjohnson while he was applying for the bbcjob. mr sharpe insisted he had acted in good faith to ensure that the rules were followed, and that he got the job on merit. but some people are concerned about the knock—on effect of this row on bbcjournalism. here's davy g. drjeff bartley agreed. finally, on tuesday, a number of bbc outlets reported that

with a look ahead to tonight's six and ten, here's huw edwards in cardiff. this year the bbc is celebrating a century of broadcasting here in wales, so today we'll be reflecting on some of the big events of the past hundred years and, of course, we'll bring you all the day's main news — the urgent efforts to get aid into syria and turkey following the earthquake, and the job cuts in ford in the uk. so join us later on at six and ten. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. what is the weather in wales like? love must be in the air, it is the warmest day of the year so far at least for wales, temperatures up to 16 celsius added one or two hotspots i6 celsius added one or two hotspots it could get up to around 17. the average is closer to eight. but will beating records, that is 90 degrees set in set in somerset in the late 90s. another explanation why it might be so warm is notjust love that this current of mild air stretching from the canaries, plus portugal, the bay of biscay and spreading across the uk. we have winds from the south, hig

with a look ahead to tonight's six and ten, here's huw edwards in cardiff.e past hundred years and, of course, we'll bring you all the day's main news — the urgent efforts to get aid into syria and turkey following the earthquake, and the job cuts in ford in the uk. so join us later on at six and ten.

back to huw in edinburgh.nd nicola sturgeon certainly refused to name a favoured successor today. but there are several potential candidates. kate forbes, the scottish finance secretary. she's just 32, and she's enjoyed a meteoric rise through the ranks. she is currently on maternity leave. angus robertson was for ten years the westminster leader of the snp. he's now a member of nicola sturgeon's cabinet. john swinney, a former party leader, now deputy first minister, is the most experienced snp figure after nicola sturgeon. and humza yousaf, who's 37, is the health secretary and a prominent member of the newer generation of snp leaders. our scotland editor, james cook, joins us again. whoever succeeds will have a hard act to follow. well,

short the expenditure plan sets up the book ends for the sales tax program and includes >> reporter:s huwe administer the program we will talk about 2 requirements the strategic plan and 5 year prioritization program. these are tools the board is required adopt before we are able to bring you allocations for prop well<,>. >> what is the strategy plan the main tool uses for daily implementation. provides transparency how we administer the sales tax programs. and it service as a key financial planning to the for the measure. and there are 3 compossibly in thes plan. the inch if is establishes the policies for the administration of the measure. established the sales tax ref now forecast for the 30 years and look at revenue forecast included in the proposition and may make revisions to this forecast based on the best available data. and finally includes expenditures including the cost to administer the program. but funding for projects. including debt this may be required to advance project deliver. faster than pay as you go with support. >> who i the strategic plan sets the picture. the 5 ip

happy to go to details or question about thes project and huwe track those. if you are questions about the number themselves. thank you. approximate that concludes staff presentation open up public comment. members this is your opportunity top address the commission on the informational presentations. hello this is dave you inned with [inaudible] we hear about the plan it is important this we have an understanding of past plans such as central soma mravenl may of this year over 2 months from now be 5 years since the passage of cements roll soma plan from may 18. there has been no monitoring plan report produced by planning required by ordinance. as detailed a monitor report was of schedule to know released in twenty 21 followed by updates every 5 years we are now approaching 5 years since the passage of the soma plan we request plan happening urge the commission produce the required cents roll soma plan report to be released by the 5 year mark. may 23 this year. trainingor plans have to prioritize and driven by working clasdz residents and imgrants residents

huwe the news media will pick this xup put this in front and center to see how your line is performingwould be helpful. i think this is the difference maker if people understand where we are in the choices we make and then also great to seat speeds the chart was making things going faster. people doing well on vaness and loving t. great things you talk to about south van ness and it is better now. i think we have to do a better job of communicating to the public so they have a sense of choices we make. i understand the holding of the 10 are there other lines we'll hold become for ahighly too? >> the routes that were per-you approved in december of 2021 includes the 10 townsend and extending the 12 to cover portions of jackson. and it included the 28 rapid on 19th avenue. as well. is there anything we can do the 28 i think because of the alegality of students roadway this route? >> yes >> how would we in that how would we prioritize. we say of the buses if we add one we add the 28. how would have a process? i understand we pass like a packet but might be make sense to bring some lines b

i took nets and will electric back at the record and we will i'm pleased with huwe are moving ahead. don't hesitate to roach out e mail or text if you have additional suggestions. may be on a question section or something we looked at but more data why are people turned away in i think this is getting at the doubled up question. so if people are trying to access shelter why are they turned away? if somebody is saying i need shelter in my mind i'm like no onements to stay in the shelter because. why are they not able to access this? this is in all parts of the system that came up in the prevention conversation we had around like look at when people drop off and trig to access a program this is getting at remember the comments as well as like where are people falling off? this is important did thea for us it electric at. not just successes but failures and how we fix this. member friedenbach? >> yea. noting that um -- we'll be getting the fund ref now forecast in mid march and only have 2 weeks to make recommendations. i mean 2 weeks like, okay, so, this next mont in february we talk a

we leveraged agency and programs to help us know the profiles who the housing program serve and huwe serve them. a priority making sure we heard directly from the communities. stake holder engage am. we provide many ways for residence denials to make voices heard. to do this, we worked with a consultant to gather data through methods like interviews. commune forums, focus groups and 2 surveys. over all we heard from over 1200 community members. keep will dive to finds beings and recommendations. 10 findings and issued 40 recommendations to support the findings. today, we are only going to highlight 4 of the findings and a select recommendations so we are not here all weekend. we encourage anyone with interests in our findings and recommendations to review report which can be found on the website and hopefully you can drop in the chat. >> let's dive in. first have point this is most of us know which is this there is in the enough affordable and accessible housing for low income adults with disabilities and seniors. 4 recommendations on the accessibility side the need for housing agenc

it would be a different request today in it would and it would we would depending huwe issued rfp we are required go with the low bidder unless a best have you contract and we would take other factors being considered. if we don't give you the go ahead you cannot negotiate? >> that is my understanding. >> i see. commissioner zoubi. >> since we are on the same subject would it be proper to amend the request to vote to approve the negotiation before approving the contract itself? i would defer on chris. >> so, i think this the clarification is helpful because under our contracting ordinance that the approval of this commission was required negotiate. the contract due to the low number of bids received. i thank you does not preclude you from awarding the contract and while public works continues to negotiate the price. >> butt questions -- can we amend it and approve the negotiation and then bring the award back to approve? you may do this. and i would defer to director short as to the impact on operations. does dpw have the capacity and equipment to do that the jobs or don't have equip

as far as huwe deliver our capacity building service. right now our press is this we -- work with departments to identify nonprofit this is could might benefit from capacity building. whether through the annual monitoring finings indicate the capacity gaps. or opportunity to better support the nonprofit as well as throughout the year. throughout the year departments that are the ones working closest and have most insight in what is happening will reach out and say hey i'm working with this nonprofit they may be struggling how do we engage with them? we work close low with diameters to identify nonprofit we can fwling to receive capacity building regardless of the size of their organization. i think it it is an are thought about stream lining and standardizing when we contract, i think perhaps that part of it in terms of capacity building is providing that capacity of stroll lining. sort of like helping the mall are nonprofit and the thresh held tht controller seems to deem appropriate when you evaluate dollars. now you have this 50 thous

short the expenditure plan sets up the book ends for the sales tax program and includes >> reporter:s huwethe program we will talk about 2 requirements the strategic plan and 5 year prioritization program. these are tools the board is required adopt before we are able to bring you allocations for prop well<,>. >> what is the strategy plan the main tool uses for daily implementation. provides transparency how we administer the sales tax programs. and it service as a key financial planning to the for the measure. and there are 3 compossibly in thes plan. the inch if is establishes the policies for the administration of the measure. established the sales tax ref now forecast for the 30 years and look at revenue forecast included in the proposition and may make revisions to this forecast based on the best available data. and finally includes expenditures including the cost to administer the program. but funding for projects. including debt this may be required to advance project deliver. faster than pay as you go with support. >> who i the strategic plan sets the picture. the 5 ip p's focus on

commissioner, you guys are planning commissioner, you set the direction of huwe live in the neighborhood. what is the plan for our children? had is the plan for our neighborhood? what is the plan for our city? enough is enough. we already have so many dispense easier for the people who need. this one is child neighborhood this . it is not suitable. thank you. dear commissioners mindy lou i own the happy day preschool i oppose the opening of the cannabis dispensary because it is directly across my preschool temperature is a serve the preschool did not come in the 600 feet zone at this time impact our students. most of the students have older siblings some will walk to the preschool to pick up their younger siblings the teenagers will be curious of the store if they opened. the proposal location is not suitable for cannabis dispensary lots of children walk by the corner every day for different activities. as a business and property owner, myself, the value of our business and property impact and go down in sfraul they open some parent it is already told me they raised concerns they will ta

as far as huwe deliver our capacity building service. right now our press is this we -- work with departments to identify nonprofit this is could might benefit from capacity building. whether through the annual monitoring finings indicate the capacity gaps. or opportunity to better support the nonprofit as well as throughout the year. throughout the year departments that are the ones working closest and have most insight in what is happening will reach out and say hey i'm working with this nonprofit they may be struggling how do we engage with them? we work close low with diameters to identify nonprofit we can fwling to receive capacity building regardless of the size of their organization. i think it it is an are thought about stream lining and standardizing when we contract, i think perhaps that part of it in terms of capacity building is providing that capacity of stroll lining. sort of like helping the mall are nonprofit and the thresh held tht controller seems to deem appropriate when you evaluate dollars. now you have this 50 thous

ability to track and enforce when our powerhouse are to really be thoughtful and responsible about huwe are revving litting and machine toring had developers are dog in this respect and the permits they are pulling. we have a lot of concerns from tenant community about the kinds of -- impacts that demolitions have on the surrounding units the constructive eviction this is happen as a result of just the re11less construction activity, noise, that you can't mitigate and enforce and this is an on going issue we have in telegraph and knob hill. and aircraft lot of the neighborhoods that my office represents so i think that as madison referenced we have been talk category the city attorney about legislation that -- we believe could be intrementd as being able to maximize units and criminality toward our over all housing element goal in other ways and perhaps this is not the legislation to try to solve that problem with. if that is helpful. >> okay. i will ask a couple others. with respect to the ordinance that your office is proposing, had i read the staff package, i was thinking about the s

together the communities and traditions over the years to make sure we never forget the tradition and huwe one another. i want to thank all of you and appreciate the chinese association. the chinese chamber and the various members of our asian communities who show up and to celebrate and come together during the challenging times. as well as our elected lead and department head and officials. tonight, it it is irrelevant a celebration. and it started with lion dance me. because the challenges of the world what we are not -- what we should not do is allow it to dampen our spirits. to dampen our opportunity to celebrate. to come together. and to uplift. tonight you will see various performances from a number of people. you will have various uplifting speeches. you will see elected officials what it boils down to is the despite our difference, we still come together to celebrate one another and culture and history and togetherness. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, thank you all for being here and i want to take one quick opportunity carmen chu will acknowledge the elected le

together the communities and traditions over the years to make sure we never forget the tradition and huweupport one another. i want to thank all of you and appreciate the chinese association. the chinese chamber and the various members of our asian communities who show up and to celebrate and come together during the challenging times. as well as our elected lead and department head and officials. tonight, it it is irrelevant a celebration. and it started with lion dance me. because the challenges of the world what we are not -- what we should not do is allow it to dampen our spirits. to dampen our opportunity to celebrate. to come together. and to uplift. tonight you will see various performances from a number of people. you will have various uplifting speeches. you will see elected officials what it boils down to is the despite our difference, we still come together to celebrate one another and culture and history and togetherness. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, thank you all for being here and i want to take one quick opportunity carmen chu will acknowledge the elec

i took nets and will electric back at the record and we will i'm pleased with huwe are moving ahead. don't hesitate to roach out e mail or text if you have additional suggestions. may be on a question section or something we looked at but more data why are people turned away in i think this is getting at the doubled up question. so if people are trying to access shelter why are they turned away? if somebody is saying i need shelter in my mind i'm like no onements to stay in the shelter because. why are they not able to access this? this is in all parts of the system that came up in the prevention conversation we had around like look at when people drop off and trig to access a program this is getting at remember the comments as well as like where are people falling off? this is important did thea for us it electric at. not just successes but failures and how we fix this. member friedenbach? >> yea. noting that um -- we'll be getting the fund ref now forecast in mid march and only have 2 weeks to make recommendations. i mean 2 weeks like, okay, so, this next mont in february we talk a

joining us now is huw dixon, he is a professor of economics at cardiff university.n what's going on in the cost of living crisis. i think that wages, we are going to see a reduction in real wages, that is our wages after you've taken into account reflation which simplyjust reflects reality is, what's going on in the economy at the moment, the rising energy crisis, post—brexit situation, so on. we are in a stagnant economy with little growth. we haven't even got back to our pre—pandemic level of output yet and the forecast from the bank of england etc suggest that stagnation is going to continue through 2023. we are going to have to wait at least one year or 18 months before we see growth coming back. that's the story, i don't want to be too pessimistic about it. wages will catch up, but that is exactly what the bank of england is a bit worried that if rangers rise by too much force, more future inflation. and indeed, we are seeing that to some extent in the service sector so that prices in the service sector so that prices in the service sector are rising by more th