jim o'neill, we've run out of time. i wish we hadn't.or having me on. hello there. we're moving into a quieter spell of weather. it may only be short—lived, mind you. essentially we've got high pressure dominating but again the centre of the high pressure is towards the north of the uk, hence those winds off the north sea as we've seen over the past few days bringing with them a few showers as well. probably not as many showers today compared with what we had yesterday. and more places will be dry with a little sunshine. but it will be a chilly start to the day on friday especially where we've got the clearer skies in the west. we start with a few showers mainly for the eastern parts of england. they'll run their way through lincolnshire through the midlands towards parts of wales and some showers in the extreme south—east of england, the odd one possibly in northern ireland too. but more sunshine for south—west england and more sunshine for northern england. and the best of the sunshine in scotland, i think, will be across the western s

jim o'neill, we've run out of time. i wish we hadn't. you for having me on. hello. this spell of quieter weather continued on sunday, but with all the cloud around, the brightest thing many of us saw was the autumn colour, here on view in staffordshire, though competing with a postbox. it's all change now. we've had some quiet weather, but low pressure is taking over. the weather fronts are gathering, and although there will be some sunnier days in the week ahead, there'll be some very wet days around as well. and it's getting windier, too. and for monday, some of the heaviest rain will be in scotland and northern ireland. this is how it looks as the day begins. some outbreaks of rain into parts of northern england, particularly, to begin with. and there may be a bit of a lull in the rain first thing in northern ireland, but it will come back. heavy, persistent rain. outbreaks of rain across scotland, heaviest and most persistent in the west. so, through western scotland and northern ireland, as the rain continues into monday night, ther

matt: jim o'neill from chatham house, the chair.one a lot of work in england as well as on wall street. would pre-election stimulus affect assets? we put that question to kristine aquino who leads our live markets in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. we are 53 minutes into the session and looking at gains on the continent, slightly stronger than what we see in the city. ftse is up 33 basis points. dax is up up -- the 0.5%. joining us now is kristine aquino who leads the markets live team in europe. gains thatfrom these investors are more sanguine about the covid lockdown issues? and also about the possibility of a solution for brexit? kristine: i think it is probably not so much a sanguine feeling but rather a bit of consolation. giving back some of the declines that we saw last week. thursday was really a sharp decline for european stocks and across the market landscape in europe was a big risk off move. it would be sensible for some assets to start the week off in a mo

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we have one of our policies is jim o'neill, who is he?s our democratic sheriff, very positive add. he saying he's opposed to the violence and the radicalism and does not mean you name you by name but says he endorses me and supports him. democratic sheriff in the fop support me, not you. >> ms. schroeder you now have 90 seconds. >> i will direct the question around immigration. our strength as a country is our diversity. we are built on a nation of immigrants that have come here. i think what is really upsetting to me as someone who was watched this play out i think we can be welcoming to immigrants and at the same time we can be pro- border security and preventing violent criminals from getting in. we have too many folks are applicable system like my opponent tried to pay me into separate corners. but be welcoming while we also have strong border security. i do believe income brands of immigration reform. that used to not be a partisan thing. we need to get back to that. i believe a pathway to citizenship for our dreamers. i also believe

lord o neill, jim o'neill, led a group promoting the northern powerhouse and served as a treasury mininsteral leaders in the north of england? well, it is a mess and it is very awkward. i would think the government would have to do more lateral thinking that they have done in the past few months because below the surface here is the whole thing that their domestic agenda was based around, so called levelling up. people should remember that the prime minister's first two visits anywhere outside of london if i recall correctly were to manchester and rotherham, where he was talking a lot about levelling up and the importance of the northern powerhouse. and yet this is not an isolated incident. if you look at the fiasco over education a few months ago it was northern schoolchildren who were on the verge of suffering more before they reversed course. i can of suffering more before they reversed course. i can understand why many northern areas are saying if you want us to go into tier three, give us the right incentives so we will not immediately force more people to lose their livelihoods and jo