joining us now is lizzy burden. significant is this deal and doesn't it take london closer to reaching a trade deal with washington -- does it take london closer to reaching a trade deal with washington? lizzy: it has been there for a long time, the trading relationship between those two countries, but the u.s. did reach similar agreements with the eu and japan earlier. because of the handling of tensions post brexit and northern ireland, so the u.s. trade refused to be drawn on when the negotiations would start for the formal trade deal. it seems to be a long way off even though it has been held up as a big prize on the european union. dani: we also get european economic data today. how much pressure does that put on soon echo -- sunak today? lizzy: it is all about the cost of living crisis, which we know was already bleak, driving energy and food prices higher. the bank of england says it could reach double digits this year. the pressure is massive on rishi sunak at his speech in parliament today to do his bit to

that is lizzy burden.ning us for more talks on central banks is christian kopf, head of fixed income at union investment group. thank you for joining us this morning. a lot of criticism coming from the fed decision yesterday, saying that they are prioritizing fighting inflation over growth. do you agree with that sentiment? christian: i don't agree. the year on year as a hawkish message from the fed. see the dot plot has shown the neutral rates into policy territory in 2023 already, but we are starting from a level of interest rates that are extremely accommodative. i think we will see a lot of rate hikes. this raises our rate expectation for 2022 from five to six rate hikes. it is an appropriate message to contain inflationary pressure building up in the system. dani: you also write in your notes that central banks -- the ecb did not do it, we have the boe and expectations are for that as well. why hasn't war and already tightening financial conditions, why hasn't that given central banks more breathing r

. >> seth: i'm very happy to have you here your talented wife, the actress lizzy caplan, has been hereys that she's married to me, the type of applause that i get -- that she gets is more the sort of, "oh, well done. you've fostered an old stray dog. >> seth: yeah. >> but that -- she deserves that she's the best >> seth: yeah. [ laughs ] >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, it's right. they're like, "that's so sweet of you, liz, to have done that." >> yeah, thank you >> seth: how are you guys doing? >> we're good. we just had a baby >> seth: you did >> yeah, yeah. [ applause ] >> seth: now, is this one of these -- is this one of these secret babies? >> yeah, i mean, we say -- yeah, i say we just had a baby it was -- it was about four and a half months ago. someone else said -- the other day they said, "is this -- did you do this? was this a secret pregnancy? and, i mean, not on purpose. >> seth: yeah. >> it's just we didn't -- we we didn't tell anyone it's not like we -- we snuck lizzy into the hospital under a blanket. and then two days later, we like emerge with a baby hidden in a bowling ball ba

this is lizzy mccloud whose global coral reefs lead at the nature conservancy. researchers like lizzie mccloud, are going one step further in the quest to help leaves resist climate change by investigating how to actually toughen coral reefs with. and so some of that the strategies people are using is, are taking corals that are we call express hardened, so they're better able to deal with ocean warming and actually transplanting and moving them from those areas to other areas with the hopes that they'll pass along that trait to their offspring and help the corals in that new area be better able to cope with warming. one way of doing this is to find naturally heat resistant. corals that have survived hot waters before into transplant them from one reef to another. and these aren't the only cutting edge techniques other teams are also hoping to toughen up the individual corals themselves. in my research, we are mostly focusing on increasing the tolerance of corals to heat. this is ecological geneticist, madeline van up. and she's investigating a range of approach

this is lizzy mccloud, who's global coral reeves lead at the nature conservancy. researchers like lizzie mccloud, are going one step further in the quest to help reefs resist climate change by investigating how to actually toughen coral reefs with. and so some of the strategies people are using is, are taking corals that are we call express hardened, so they're better able to deal with ocean warming and actually transplanting and moving them from those areas to other areas with the hopes that they'll pass along that trait to their offspring and help the corals in that new area be better able to cope with warming. one way of doing this is to find naturally heat resistant. corals that have survived hot waters before into transplant them from one reef to another. and these aren't the only cutting edge techniques other teams are also hoping to toughen up the individual corals themselves. in my research, we are mostly focusing on increasing the tolerance of corals to heat. this is ecological geneticist, madeline van up. and she's investigating a range of approaches to

with la jolla, hayward well busy, but we live in the not only my wife saw this, and i was funny with lizzie, with our susie. these are there who services are the place we are mothering. all of the news with you most of integrative overall is in this professional muscle has in the process started under the military regime of the regions that belong to indigenous peoples. local populations. all the federal state were designated as unused by these were gradually developed by the central government, which encouraged people to move there and began issuing land ownership titles on the gal that was done through a legal process. but there's also a process called rely jam on the illegal appropriation of large areas of rain forest, so that the land can then be sold to finance to signal their claim to an area of forest land grabbers usually just clear it of trees. and then over the years, they try to legalize the acquisition so they can make a profit off of it here. but the entire land grab process is actually initiated outside the amazon region by investors who work together with lawyers. it's a form

congresswoman lizie flitcher, who b -- lizzie fletcher who has been someone i have deeply admired as part of the women's movement, as part of the women's choice movement, who has made herself a leader in this body and a leader in texas for bringing us all here tonight as part of women's history month. madam speaker, i'm rising alongside my pro-choice colleagues, honoring the women of the reproductive health rights and justice movement. women like my own mother. who remembered being young and without choice. without choice over their bodily autonomy. women like my own mother who marched for women's rights. who remember when roe v. wade came down. i'm here today, madam speaker, to reisner brave providers, the fierce advocates, the trail blazing women of color who established the principles and coined the terms and all of those who believe in a society where women are entitled to make personal decisions about their bodies, work, families, and futures. for those who agree to become the face of legal challenges to abortion access. the litigators who helped shape the arguments that became

i feel like i said, lizzie, if you're trying to break iraq's backbone of michel, your file is good. you'll only found the flames. ms. law mc fundamentalism, east. i me and put the wrong in a dominant positions. witness april. and what did he say? the next jump. yale. ok. thank you, sean pierre. very interestingly, i've made some notes and i'll report back to the president. more question don't. it was all part of an enormous smokescreen strategy to tell handy to sit asi can, does us to scottish elsie marsh chinney, who mitchell now showed between cheney wanted to rock your oil. he saw the opportunity for the united states to gain control of the huge reserves of the whole world relied on on him a gold key, others rank you over bill. i realize there a lot of cynics who like to say, well, the only thing that anybody cares about is why one money. i don't deny that lots of people in the world care about oil and money. but you don't want a world where a powerful neighbor can simply go in and, and grab and destroy in another country. that principal was a major part of the motive for the, fo

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now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday, with lizzie greenwood—hughes.eather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. it's slow going in antigua but england's cricketers are back in front in the first test against west indies. can wales stop france's grand slam ambitions in the 6 nations? we look ahead to tonight's game in cardiff. ollie hill become britain's first para snowboarding medallist. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're starting at the cricket in antigua where england still have a lot of batting ahead of them if they're to avoid losing the first test against west indies. they're xx—xx — leading by xx runs our correspondentjoe wilson is following the action there and has the story of day 4 so far. test cricket is all about the challenge. do you accept it? do you relish it? england began their second innings 64 runs behind. alex louise was out for six. but that crawley was getting into his stride. he is in the team to play shots like that. to express himself. there he goes again. fluent england batting. it can happen. confidence is such a precious

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood hughes.'s coming up on the programme... scotland bag a bonus point in italy — but england have the worst possible start against ireland at twickenham. it's eight wins in a row for liverpool in the premier league as they close in on leaders manchester city. and is the opening test heading for a draw? england still need 10 wickets on the final day in antigua. so lots to get through on a very busy day of sport — and we're starting with the six nations — as ireland against england is drawing to a close. ireland are currently winning, 30-15. the ukrainian flag was flying at twickenham as a show of support after russia's invasion of the country. on the pitch england had the worst start possible with a record breaking sending off — charlie ewels seeing red with a dangerous tackle — just 82 seconds into the game. ireland immediately took advantage scoring two tries one from jason lowe and one from hugo keenan. england dug deep with only 14 men to level the game at 15—15 — thanks to the kicking of mar

thank you, lizzy.id he mean? our security correspondent frank gardner has been looking at what the response could be. there is currently a fear in some western capitals that russia could be preparing to launch some kind of chemical weapons attack in ukraine. now, chemical weapons are abhorrent. they comprise poison gases, liquids, droplets, and they are banned by an international treaty, the chemical weapons convention of 1997, to which 193 countries have signed up, including the us and russia. and yet, despite this, four years ago in salisbury the nerve agent novichok was used to try to poison a former kgb officer. this chemical attack was blamed on russia. and in syrian cities like aleppo and ghouta, poisoned gas has been dropped on residential areas, by the syrian air force supported by russian warplanes. so what exactly would be nato's response if russia used chemical weapons? well, the us national security advisor has absolutely ruled out any us use of chemical weapons. there are other things that

you knew lizzie, to pigeon good, huge. but you're more difficult. i was too late to 3rd up, up, up, reload the day of school or throw that then you soon. it has been really well. yes, you said all of us are white or to lead in this particular way with you with the history. there are 2. so the boy, you somebody see wayne lee could i do them by soon? ah, a the, the new i get a bill. they get this should be the show for me of the vision. ah, was all my talk with me. good morning. ms. mccullough. good luck. all ok, schema was what the calls the to go like in the news metal music of about the us just to barrak of the use for the new year when the money to get your money on the threads you know with what if you see me and i'm speaking with the in the saw in the mid done the man you mean you when you sit, you may be commission will get that moment together for me is yes you will allow us net long sell us build the names naga, she knew of young young cross gape because of white star, so it's going to love them. jesse busher religion because it zed, ah, with

lizzy: it is, and that is what they are emphasizing come of the two-sided nature of the risk.omist has been emphasizing throughout, but even more so because of the war in ukraine. it really puts the spotlight onto the chancellor rishi sunak next week. we've got the spring statement coming up. there's a great piece on the terminal at the moment about how the bank of england is playing the bogeyman, where in previous ics, it was the chancellor. now the pressure is on sunak to raise benefits, put off the tax rise, or cut fuel duties, but the bank of england is the one that is leading the charge to tighten. gina: if we dig in a little bit under the pressure on the chancellor, what do you think is the most likely thing that the chancellor approaches first when it comes to offering some reprieve from the endless drumbeat of inflationary talk? lizzy: there are two things he needs to deal with, the cost of living crisis' affect on consumers, but also how it is affecting firms. the latter point may be what he needs to focus his attention on, but if he does not deal with consumers throu

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes here with your latest sports news.eciding test against west indies. after a slow start, england's bowlers quickly picked—off the windies batters, ben stokes with the breakthrough taking captain brathwaite for 17. and after chris woakes took a confidence boosting quick three wickets, england had restricted them on 128—7 at tea. but the west indies stubborn tail added another 105 runs — wicketkeeperjosh da silva with an unbeaten half century before the close of play. 50 west indies will resume on 232—8 on day three, leading by 28 runs with england hoping to knock—off the final couple of wickets as they try to win their first series win in the caribbean for 18 years. the saudi arabian grand prix will go ahead as planned on sunday despite a missile attack on an oil facility near the track injeddah. second practice was delayed by 15 minutes after the attack as team bosses and drivers attended a meeting with fi officials. it's reported that yemen's houti rebels claimed responsibility for the attack. as for the racing, ferrar

lizzie van allen is showing why she was all-conference. santa clara wins 93-69.morrow. tom brady is in san mateo this weekend, spending time with family, and enjoying retirement for now. if he does decide to return, the buccaneers still have them under contract. here is what a team would need to give up to acquire brady. >> five number ones. may be. maybe. that door is never closed. whenever tom wants to come back, he's back. >> translation, pump the brakes on those brady to 49ers rumors. big story out of the nfl draft combine today, the hand sides of pittsburg quarterback kenny pickett 8.5 inches, smaller than any current nfl quarterback. they had the same argument with joe burrow years back, and no issues there. pj, opening round of the arnold palmer invitational, the betting favorite in this one, and the number one player in the world looks like the rest of us here. just tap it in, and it backfired. he shot a 72. mcelroy leads the pack by 2 strokes. the warriors are in dallas tonight, but it is the steph curry of sanitation who is lowing up social media. a new

thank you very much, lizzie.ting his european union counterparts. our diplomatic correspondent james landale was there and asked mr blinken whether he thought vladimir putin is rational. all i can do is two things, gauge russia and president putin by their actions and do everything we can to respond effectively. but here's one thing we do know. what six ordinary is the extent to which virtually everything present putin over the years has said he wants to prevent, he has in fact precipitated by his actions. ouc knows the very alliance that he wants to try to blow apart, nato, coming together in ways that we haven't seen in years or even decades. the ukrainian people that he wants to subjugate united in their opposition to russia. in 201a, before russia first went into ukraine, the crimea, to the donbas, his attitude in ukraine was largely positive. now, roughly 90% of people in ukraine hate russia because what he has done. the united states secretary of state antony blinken. the uk says it will amend legislation s

lizzy says, i don't know what to be done. all i know is putin has got to be stopped. only one has to look at what happened at the nuclear site to know that he has to be stopped. in missouri, james on the democrat line. caller: hello. the stuff about the oil, this is getting out of hand. this is all about money. my whole point is, as far as i know, all of these people who sit there and drill and do all of this, all of those are capped off wells. as for the weapons he is using, putin is using, these are all crimes against humanity. what is he going to do after you kill them all off and all of these kids are still -- they are going to grow up and hate russians, hate americans and everything because we have not done a damned thing. there was supposed to be shipments of stingers and javelins. that is all? and then, they are late. now, they come across the border, 90% of all the troops that were there, 190,000, when does this end?people, their kid. the troops are starting. medicine, just name it, they cannot get any of it. when is he going to stop? is he going to go to pola

everyone wants to get their hands on. 0ur correspondent lizze greenwood hughes is at cheltenham, and lizzieen huge crowds all week and we're expecting record numbers today? we are the can't say exactly right know if it will be read today but we think wreckers crowds all week and i can see it as a sell out today. the weather is beautiful in the pick of the days in terms of the weather and in terms gold cup day, the crescendo to the cheltenham festival and the finale to the jump racing season. it is impossible to overstate just how important the reputations of the trainers and jockeys and horses and you can become immortalised a few win the gold cup which is happening today at half past three. in recent years it has been dominated by the irish and the whole of the festival for the last four years and if you look at the betting markets most people think that will be the same this year with leading and rachael blackmore isjoined by stablemate minella indo and the new kid on the block galvin. let's hear what barry geraghty thanks. this is to get them here with a full _ geraghty thanks. this is t

and i wish you all the best, lizzie, please your take care. thank you. ah, and nato secretary general yen sultan, by warrant that the ukraine crisis could spiral out of control if it spreads beyond the borders of ukraine. speaking in la fiesta oldenburg also said, it appears russian forces are deliberately targeting civilians as they try to flee the conflict. this is europe, sir. falster, still growing refugee crisis since the 2nd world war. there are very credible reports of civilians coming under fire asked the tried to evacuate. targeting civilians is a war crime on. it's totally unacceptable. we need a real human italian corridors that are fully respected. so let's bring in detail the correspondent terry shots from war. a terry nato secretary general against oldenburg st. civilians are increasingly coming under fire in ukraine. and this could be a deliberate strategy from russia. i mean, that is quite a statement, isn't it? that's right. i was struck by his words this morning too when i heard them. i mean, none of us have been able to escape these ho

i, lizzie, auto layer, a homicide here coming out of the it is her haughty question mandolin about the body. so what about how many, when i dial hyphenate them question idea what a someone going to boil? mm hm. name us everest quest was fueled by how great and determination. but the training she received at a unique school in fort se also played a huge role in her success. again, there was young with the young jim was on. it's the same place. west jackie lama is learning vital skills to help her tackle everest. the combo climbing center has trained several 100 climbers from the region since it opened almost 2 decades ago. one room is an experienced high altitude climbing guide, who trains aspiring mountaineers could do a brawl on the medical problem. get someone that getting overlook with jeff, but didn't know how to get with the debit, doing it with a long one elderly long. okay, now look what was you know, what does anyone know? so you know, the footer is mountaineering journey began early at the age of 16. his father and brother was sharper guides before him. he's climbed everest 12

so, and then we happened by chance to joins a convoy, of course, because of putting lizzy losing the foot, or she, they can't believe that this has happened to them from a people they once felt the new thing you might get hurt, you know, get with, think you enough receive. many of our people have been married and stayed in the russia. we maintained relation. what we have grew up here is our country, our motherland. we always told the russia stone proponents, but not an enemy. this was not an enemy and no wine at the national, just because family relations, most of those political treat them, we talk to each other. our relatives came to us. we spent some time and when the war broke out, we just couldn't understand that it could be a war between 2 brothers if they can never go back. the pain is too much. her mother died when the house was bumped and she could just get more show at them . i want to tell you something more. a felice in the house, which was left my 86 year old mother. you person me, we missed. we just weren't able to carry her out when you can use the 90 percent of my job

of course because of putting jo, lizzie loosened up the phone or she can't believe that this has happened to them from a people they once felt they knew they might be on her chest. no good or thank you enough. he, many of our people have been married and stayed in the russia. we maintain relationships. we have grew up here from our country, our motherland. we always told the russia, a strong proponent, but not an enemy. this was not an enemy to know why that's the message, just because family relations, most of those political treat them, we talk to each other. our relatives came to us. we spent some time and when the war broke out, we just couldn't understand that it could be a war between 2 brothers. they can never go back. the pain is too much. the mother died when the house was bombed and she could just get washer with them. i want to tell you something more a felon in the house, which was left my 86 year old mother. you person, the movie we missed. we just weren't able to carry out you know, 90 percent of my job is destroyed. there is nothing more there. hello, susan, you the we don'

was robbie has more now from lizzy's. oh this on sunday, across ukraine. prayers for victory and an end to the war. we should just be, my mother is 68. she desperately wants to go home. she doesn't believe that the home is not there anymore. in our village, whole suites were destroyed by russian tanks. after a month of russian bombs and shelley, not everyone is willing to turn the other cheek at the most. most of our military needs weapons because we can't stop the war with diplomacy. diplomacy doesn't work . we don't know putins reasons and we cannot convince him by talking about him. i don't know his reasons, but he is against the whole world. in her son protestors still being tear gassed. say demonstrations have pushed russian forces back, and they are not in complete control of the city. i do thing in car keys more overnight shillings further devastating. a city already heavily battered by russian strikes and more evacuations. from mario, but still the worst effected city of the war. the latest attacks on levine came

the lizzie police have said that it was a difficult discussion. and that president putin did not show any willingness to end the war. and then they are, we've. busy that the french and government are accusing the russian president of lies over accusations he made against the ukrainian armed forces in terms of human rights violations, or alleged violations. what is that all about? well, the kremlin has said that in the phone call, vladimir putin presented what they call the real state of affairs. he accused ukraine's army of extra judicial execution of dissenters taking hostages in some areas, using civilians as human shields and even disrupting operations to rescue the population in the humanitarian corridors that we keep hearing about, there is no evidence to back that up. and you've heard that very strong denunciation by paris. it just shows how far apart their view of what's happening on the ground is now we know that president putin updated the french and german leaders on discussions that moscow and care of are still having via video link tha

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rishaad: lizzie, thank you so much. elizabeth shackle ford there.ng very much the subject of conversation in brussels and washington. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: looking to reinforce the u.s. warning to china that it will face severe consequences if it provides russia support. the aim is encouraging beijing to take a responsible stance on the war. communication with china expected to be on the agenda when president biden meets eu leaders in brussels on thursday. secretary jay powell says the central bank is prepared to raise rates by 50 basis points at the next meeting if necessary. speaking on monday, powell with a more hawkish tone toward inflation than a few days earlier. he said it is the top priority and the agency is prepared to move aggressively if warranted by data. a potential electricity shortage on tuesday and a power supply alert for tokyo. an earthquake and colder weather stretched of the grid. they are urging customers to conserve power, and officials say the capital could receive additional electricity from other regional utilities

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tom: lizzy burden on the ground for us.up, global bond markets have suffered unprecedented losses since peaking last year. we are going to dive into the details, next. let's bring you an update of how the markets are shaping up 26 minutes into the european trading day. range bound on the stoxx 600, ftse 100 getting 0.4%. you are in the red in italy and spain. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 30 minutes into the european trading day and here are your top stories. inflation and the policy response hammer global bond markets. $2.6 trillion wiped off bloomberg's global bond index. that is the biggest selloff on reichardt. brussels bound. ukraine's president would join the nato some as president biden heads to europe. kyiv says about 100,000 people remain in the besieged port city of mariupol. u.k. stagflation fears. chancellor rishi sunak lays out plans to counter the nation's cost of living crisis today after cpi data came in the hottest in 30 years. let's check in on these markets the

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