joanna tonight.de me, joanna williams , the author and williams, the author and academic, and david kirton, the leader heritage party. leader of the heritage party. good evening to both of you . you good evening to both of you. you know the drill as well, don't you it just about us you? it is not just about us through here. is very much through here. it is very much about you guys at home as well. what is on your mind tonight? if you hear something from the panel heaven even panel or, heaven forbid, even me, think, what are me, that you think, what are they talking about? feel free, get involved. ask questions, get involved. ask us questions, hold account . get involved hold us to account. get involved in the debate. gb views gb news .com is how you reach me on the email or you can tweet me if thatis email or you can tweet me if that is your thing. that's gb news. now we have to start the program with the awful news that many of you might be aware of that came from wimbledon today. horrible story her

okay and not least, joanna, and last but not least, joanna, youn and last but not least, joanna, yourst briton. >> my greatest briton is . is >> my greatest briton is. is hugh elle edwards wife. i think that her response was very dignified. yeah and given everything that she's going through now, and i think that she's been a great example and pulled herself together to represent her family and even though she's been put through hell basically this week. well, i like all your nominations, so props to vicky, must be props to vicky, who must be going hell at the moment. >> and to adam, my brilliant colleague at gb news. but i'm giving to the protesters in giving it to the protesters in wales it's about wales because it's all about people few seconds people power. just a few seconds for union jackasses. alison for your union jackasses. alison who's grinding your gears tonight? >> journalist sopel, who >> journalist jon sopel, who thinks edwards is thinks that what huw edwards is alleged to have done is not much. they tried that on my son. i'd say it was a lot more than not much. >> yeah,

okay and not least, joanna, and last but not least, joanna, youn and last but not least, joanna, yourtest briton. >> my greatest briton is . is >> my greatest briton is. is hugh elle edwards wife. i think that her response was very dignified. yeah and given everything that she's going through now, and i think that she's been a great example and pulled herself together to represent her family and even though she's been put through hell basically this week. well, i like all your nominations, so props to vicky, must be props to vicky, who must be going hell at the moment. >> and to adam, my brilliant colleague at gb news. but i'm giving to the protesters in giving it to the protesters in wales it's about wales because it's all about people few seconds people power. just a few seconds for union jackasses. alison for your union jackasses. alison who's grinding your gears tonight? >> journalist sopel, who >> journalist jon sopel, who thinks edwards is thinks that what huw edwards is alleged to have done is not much. they tried that on my son. i'd say it was a lot more than not much. >> yeah

joanna: the risks are twofold.he macro side because the markets, they might be too optimistic about what the fed needs to do to solve inflation. everyone expects the fed to raise the rates by .25. what happens for the rest of the year? and that is an open question because there's a lot of date they need to see. what the market is thinking, we are done after this rate increase and they expect rates to be cut. i feel that's probably to optimistic. real interest rates are rising, that becomes a bigger head went to economic activity. there is a macro is people are acknowledging. earnings, the market is precarious. there has been a run-up in so many different stocks. with dozens of companies training at market multiples above 30 times. there is a lot of growth expectation built-in and any slight change as companies report. we saw with netflix and tesla, it will lead to readjustments in stock prices. those are two big sources of risk. you want to own some of the best companies that are going to drive growth. you also wan

joanna >> thank you, jo.there, author of how woke you want woke one. if you want to understand it in more detail, thoroughly, thoroughly, recommend you, joanna, recommend it. thank you, joanna, for evening. for joining us this evening. ben, we're talking then ben, when we're talking then about implications of about what the implications of this might be, i mentioned at the about we we're the top as well about we we're moving very rapidly. i think behind the scenes towards a central banking digital currency, a financial system and finance is your background. so it's a financial system which may come with conditions attached as it does in other countries such as china. do you think conversation now that think this conversation now that we're having, makes that less likely because people are suddenly aware ? suddenly aware? >> i think this has been a big awakening moment. certainly for the public, and i think it will be also for the corporate world. yeah. what nigel has has done that others before didn't have th

joanna: the overall number of destinations and being a more diversified as the ebitda destinations --tions are slow to return and we are seeing people are spending more time planning their journeys and making sure they are covered for unexpected changes. tourists are keen to stay longer when they do travel and travelers may spend more in combine long-haul work and leisure travel and trips by taking those trips, so there is a bit between the leisure and work travel. haidi: our prices now just structurally higher -- our prices now structurally higher? what could bring them down in a higher environment? joanna: yeah the big reason for that is the airlines challenges airlines are facing, shortage of components, manpower, and the overall higher cost environment, making them careful in launching new services. the price might be structurally still higher due to the overall high cost environment and the inflation environment is so i believe in the short term period it will be struggling higher, but airlines are looking to diversify destinations to match the demand, so that might be the potent

joanna >> thank you, jo.there, author of how woke you want woke one. if you want to understand it in more detail, thoroughly, thoroughly, recommend you, joanna, recommend it. thank you, joanna, for evening. for joining us this evening. ben, we're talking then ben, when we're talking then about implications of about what the implications of this might be, i mentioned at the about we we're the top as well about we we're moving very rapidly. i think behind the scenes towards a central banking digital currency, a financial system and finance is your background. so it's a financial system which may come with conditions attached as it does in other countries such as china. do you think conversation now that think this conversation now that we're having, makes that less likely because people are suddenly aware ? suddenly aware? >> i think this has been a big awakening moment. certainly for the public, and i think it will be also for the corporate world. yeah. what nigel has has done that others before didn't have th

joanna oh, oh, we'll just bring joanna oh, oh, we'll just bring joanna back . can you respond? >> joanna can you respond? >> finish? dan can i just finish? but realistically, if we actually have a look at this, like you said at the top of the program, um, this isn't just down to meghan and harry, so something is happening within spotify's production podcast department hasn't been department that hasn't been right. so it's a bad business deal. right. so it's a bad business deal . yes. for them. in terms of deal. yes. for them. in terms of podcasts in general, maybe they overestimated how much, you know, return they would get from podcasts in general, but it has nothing to do with meghan and harry if you're harry specifically. if you're going conversation going to have the conversation and you know, genuine. he's and be, you know, genuine. he's shaking his head about podcasts and be, you know, genuine. he's sshaking is head about podcasts and be, you know, genuine. he's s shaking his ead about podcasts and be, you know, genuine. he's sshaking his head.)out podcas

joanna oh, oh, we'll just bring joanna oh, oh, we'll just bring joanna back . can you respond? >> joanna can you respond? >> finish? dan can i just finish? but realistically, if we actually have a look at this, like you said at the top of the program, um, this isn't just down to meghan and harry, so something is happening within spotify's production podcast department hasn't been department that hasn't been right. so it's a bad business deal. right. so it's a bad business deal . yes. for them. in terms of deal. yes. for them. in terms of podcasts in general, maybe they overestimated how much, you know, return they would get from podcasts in general, but it has nothing to do with meghan and harry if you're harry specifically. if you're going conversation going to have the conversation and you know, genuine. he's and be, you know, genuine. he's shaking his head about podcasts and be, you know, genuine. he's sshaking is head about podcasts and be, you know, genuine. he's s shaking his ead about podcasts and be, you know, genuine. he's sshaking his head.)out podcas

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sam pigment, 0livia beck and joanna toal were among 157 people who died on the plane crash.he families had sought a verdict of unlawful killing ahead of an inquest into their loved ones�* debts. the court heard the flight from addis ababa to kenya crashed shortly after takeoff because of a design flaw and if you want to read more about that, theo leggett our reporter has written an article about it so do check that out on the bbc website as well. and with that we end this edition of asia business report but we will be back tomorrow so join us if you can but for now, thank you so much for watching. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. described in court as a bright, happy and bubbly person who easily made friends, he took his own life and april 2021. he was a0 years old. an inquest into his death described his case as unusual and complex. the coroner�*s court showed that luke had an undiagnosed gambling disorder, a recognised psychiatric condition. it wasn�*t diagnosed because he didn�*t share his gambling with anyone, nor did he seek the in 2019 he ha

. >> it's a bit the joanna >> it's a bit like the joanna cherry scotland.ouple of ago with the couple of months ago with the fringe and all that kind of thing as well. so yeah, i mean, if that's how she feels, she should be surely allowed to articulate beliefs and not articulate her beliefs and not be penalised professionally by it. >> but she's won the point. she'd won the case. this is slightly different because she won the costs. she's personal, doesn't have to pay. they're nearly three quarters of nearly like three quarters of a million costs. but she also won £20,000, doesn't sound million costs. but she also won £20 a 00, doesn't sound million costs. but she also won £20 a lot. doesn't sound million costs. but she also won £20 a lot. but doesn't sound million costs. but she also won £20 a lot. but inloesn't sound million costs. but she also won £20 a lot. but in theset sound million costs. but she also won £20 a lot. but in these kind 1d million costs. but she also won £20 a lot. but in these kind of like a lot. but in these kind of cases, it's very r

today's inquest focuses on three british campaigners, sam pegram, campaigner joanna toole and un workere second 737 max to crash in the space of a few months. the first, run by lion air, crashed into the sea off indonesia in 2018, killing 189 people. the aircraft, a new design, had a fatal flaw, but after the first accident it was allowed to keep flying. that fact makes sam's brother tom furious. is corporate greed that has got us to this point and just killed so many people, it is hard to wrap my head around the fact that even initially when it did happen that people were not up in arms. i recently spoke to one of boeing's top executives and i asked him if he had a message for the bereaved families. we have such deep sympathy and condolence for the 346 families that suffered loss, both in lionair and the ethiopian flights. for us as a company the commitment is how do we ensure that this terrible loss results in greater still improvements to aviation safety. it is just words. empty words. he does not know what it is like. he can stand there and talk about life changing. he does not know

then did you want me to judge again what they wouldn't be like most of that back at the mines. joanna, are the men work hard without any protection? and because there are few robust regulations, the lives that are risk, just as their husbands lives. once a uh before we go some sports scenarios, us them in sofa style making repeating or says she were the daughter at the end of the cart and football season. she scott and the preparing for the women's world cops with her teammates and california before the team flies to australia, where they will again be favorites trevino as well known for home health and social issues ranging from as you be the 2 rights to gender and be equity and but that's, that's all from us coming off football to take a look at docusigns female comedians, number such as well, thank you for watching. the small x can inspire changes to people go africa, joined them as they set out to save the environment. learn from one another and work together for.

joanna jarjue, ingnd >> fair enough. joanna jarjue, ingrid seward.o you agree with has makes it been a failure of harry and meghan? janice via twitter yes, janice via twitter writes yes, megxit has failed, but at least we are longer funds ing them we are no longer funds ing them from martin. course not. they from martin. of course not. they still plenty of to money still have plenty of to money burn. earl writes, it was burn. and earl writes, it was always going neither of always going to fail. neither of them have the talent to succeed financially. the netflix them have the talent to succeed finaibooky. the netflix them have the talent to succeed finaibook deals the netflix them have the talent to succeed finaibook deals were netflix them have the talent to succeed finaibook deals were finished, and book deals were finished, they this they should have seen this coming. is now coming. and your verdict is now in 73% say makes its failed. 27% of you reckon it's worked. coming up, don't miss comedy legend davidson lets legend jim davidson when he lets r

joanna from new york captured this footage of a great white shark chasing prey at 400 feet.nd as the philippines done new zealand with theirfirst the philippines done new zealand with their first world cup win. team usa speak out as other countries at this year's tournament still fight for equal pay. and playing for pride. the ashes may be gone but england can still level the series at the oval. we will look ahead to the 15 final test. that makes theft and final test. test. that makes theft and finaltest. —— test. that makes theft and final test. —— fifth and final test. thanks forjoining us. where we start with football, and the philippines picked up a first ever women's world cup when, with victory over new zealand on tuesday. the tournament co—hosts could have secured a path to the last 16, but group a will now be decided in a final round of matches on sunday. that's after norway and switzerland played out a goalless draw in their second match. nick

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the presence of monica, len was a cub provide show to 14 inches who are victims of such practices. joanna is one of them. she was forced to marry at 16 young. i didn't think that i could leave this marriage and i went through a lot of silence and i didn't know that the kind of help that card was available who they gave me. i didn't know how to report to the so i suffered a lot. i don't know how it happened. god showed me the way in the association helped me. and i arrived here at le mikka that again a new 2019, wasn't weeks out. load marshal and unions involving my moms and punishing adults for my children at the present time of up to 12 shopping. come a teenager, i'm happy for the efforts that have been made in the fight against charles margie's and house one day to witness the end of this endemic problem in my dear countries. amelia, from a hotel reporting for dw scouts of maybe sub you know, i think it's fair to say that anything that's shots, as the dreams of any young girl needs to end, like now. and any child marriage can be a serious problem. they do know that globally, every minut

today's inquest focuses on three british campaigners, sam pegram, joanna toole and all vic.of a few months. the first, run by a lion air, crashed into the sea of indonesia in 2018, killing 189 people. the aircraft, a new design, had a fatal flaw but after the first accident it was allowed to keep flying. that makes sam's brother tom furious. i5 makes sam's brother tom furious. , ., furious. is corporate greed that has — furious. is corporate greed that has got _ furious. is corporate greed that has got us _ furious. is corporate greed that has got us to - furious. is corporate greed that has got us to this - furious. is corporate greed | that has got us to this point and when you kill so many people, it is hard to wrap my head around the fact that even initially when it did happen that people were not up in arms. �* ., . , that people were not up in arms, �* ., ., , ., arms. boeing has admitted responsibility _ arms. boeing has admitted responsibility and - arms. boeing has admitted responsibility and paid - arms. boeing has admitted| responsibility and paid fines and compen

and here to accept the award on lincoln's behalf is joanna johnson of fsg.ut i will read the citation lima's bliss montage is a sublime short story collection. ma unspools not only quiet, tender moments, but also lives and humorous and ridiculous notes and its absurdity. her book, the sometimes startling indignities of race and immigrant experience and the challenges of being in a body, navigating the strangeness of the human condition. whether she's writing about yetis or mothers, moll pulls us into a world where everything has been called into question, where even the genre in which she her literary magic is not always clear. she subverts tropes of speculative fiction. magic, surrealism and realism. co-mingling. and playing with these elements. my stories are individually brilliant, but the collection architecture as a whole is equally remarkable. she invites you into a fantastic multistory house of emotional resonance in which you open the door to one room. the room where a narrator lives with her husband and her 100 ex-boyfriends. and that unfolds into a

he is survived by his wife, susan, his two sons, danny and dave bennett, his daughters, joanna bennett antonia bennett, and nine grandchildren. now, tony bennett's passing is personally felt by some staff here at the fairmont who had the pleasure of meeting him. one of those people we spoke to is a spokesperson for the fairmont. she says that his energy, the number of times that she had met him, was infectious. >> i was really, really upset. i had the great pleasure of meeting mr. bennett on a number of occasions, got to hear him perform in the venetian room about 15 years ago. and what an amazing man. what a legend. >> what stood out to you? >> his presence. he filled a room. he had charm. he was sophisticated. and he was a very, very kind man. stoor it was in 2016 when this statue was doed ded kated to tony bennett and the street was renamed also. you're looking at video from that ceremony. but the other bit of news on this midday not long from now, those around san francisco will be hearing mr. bennett's "i left my heart in san francisco" over p.a. systems across the city at noon. t

well, let's get more of this now with join by joanna lewis. she's an expert on chinese climate policies. she directs us on technology and international affairs program at georgetown university and she's joining us live from washington dc. thank you very much for your time. so have given to us in china, other wills, biggest fossil fuel pin pollutions. they are responsible for around 40 percent of the greenhouse gases into the atmosphere is how to all the states and portions of that corporation on this issue isn't this? it really is. and of course this has been a challenging time in the us china relationship. but i think it's just very crucial that the 2 largest emitters come together and find some common ground. this is something that they've been able to do in the past and their ability to do so has implications for the their global response to climate change. and how do you think things are looking and their ability to find common ground again now a well, i think, you know, the meeting happening right now and aging is really going to be focus

andriy yudin, deputy chief of military intelligence, lieutenant general vladimir alekseev , confirms joanna'sey were also detained, but released after interrogations e newspaper also says that the former deputy minister of defense , colonel-general mikhail mizintsev, who was previously responsible for the supply of weapons and who was already nicknamed the mariupol butcher, was detained but mr. teplinsky’s root salt and the left island eh and batulin and and eh this let ’s say so a significant part of its top, as it is realistic , in addition to demoralization, it can influence influence the state of their troops to the extent that they are centralized , centralized upwards, they are absolutely centralized as much as possible, this is the inherent structure of the russian army, it will affect, it affects, that is, you understand we see something. so, when i was asked a question after perehozhiy went to moscow, how much will it affect, i said that it will definitely affect the demoralization of the russian military, it will just take time, it will not happen immediately, and now these processe

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for change away from the chaos away from those rising bills, the crumbling public services, etc. joanna dykes has been duly elected as a conservative last 2 of 3 seats in by elections on thursday. the governing party held on just to be experts see to form a prime minister far as johnson. he resigned after he was found to have misled parliament over parties in his residence during the pump demik look downs. westminster has been acting a lot of the next of actions. it's on the acting like it's a done deal. the people have on square. it's just a little event that it snow. but he's potty only one here because of local anger at the extension of a scheme from labels. love the man that imposes heavy fees and people using older, more polluting cause. nationwide labor leads the conservatives by more than 20 percent in the latest polling. so ready, you can see it as well. the, let's worry about fences now. exploding into more full blank terror. that's a realistic federal prospect. i'm sure the in thing just you can know that at any time now that has the majority of about 50000 is basically totes,

allison pearson on shaun bailey and joanna jarjue . plus, there's joanna jarjue.s from the esteemed bbc journalist tom bower and the former editor of the paper at the very heart of this story, the sun newspaper, kelvin mackenzie. he's up shortly. and in the clash. do we have a right to know about the behaviour of bbc stars? i'll be joined by former bbc producer john mayer and the ex—mp harvey proctor, whose own life was turned upside down after false claims were made against him. also tonight, as the welsh town of langley mount a valiant fight back against an asylum hostel, taking over their beloved local hotel , is the government tearing hotel, is the government tearing communities apart by failing to deal with the migrant crisis ? deal with the migrant crisis? we'll be tackling that in the media buzz by the way, the government and rishi sunak not backing down in their attempts to get the rwanda legislation off the ground. we'll react to that, too. and finally, after agreeing to public sector pay rises of at least 6, has rishi sunak rolled over to the trade union

right, the participants come from who lives in the country are joanna or is 72 and drive 20 hours from high ranch in idaho to improve shooting techniques. i'm driving down here by myself going to nevada. there's no other cars on the road. easy to read about, i'm pulling in front of you cut you off with the funding. do i want to feel confident that i know the the us constitution 2nd amendments guarantees the rights to keep and bear arms the defending yourself not having to rely on others. it's so positive, the american missed the seal reduced and if it costs and firearms, a key to understanding us history. the guns has been hor, tools and sort of the making of american statehood in american society since the beginning. and we can see that with regard to the early american republic with regard to the revolutionary war and you know, throwing off the bridge, we can see guns in terms of the western settlement and genocide, of indigenous peoples. she really is part of the origin story of the us and it's a thread that continues to be went through american society the, the designer of wireless