london time. let's move on to technology now.s said to be facing an eu fine of nearly 500 million euros. what is behind this case? what is the essence of this case? >> indeed, that is right. nearly 500 million euros that apple is set to be facing over eu regulators investigation into allegations that it silenced music streaming rivals including spotify. this is the first penalty for -- for apple from the eu. informing customers there are cheaper services. the story goes back nearly four years ago when spotify filed a complaint alleging it had to significantly ramp up its monthly subscription prices because it had to cover the cost of operation in the app store. apple said that in fact it help spotify become the top music streaming provider in europe. apple and the eu officials had a closed-door meeting in june were apple said it had already addressed the main competition concerns. >> is this part of a bigger crackdown? >> indeed the european commission on the competition market has made it more of a strategy to try to dismantle t

president, if you picked up the paper tomorrow and the land times -- london times and the london timesaid, a thousand people break through the house of commons, break down the doors, two bobbies are killed in order to stop the election of the prime minister? what would you say? i never thought about it from that perspective. what would we say if that happened in another democracy around the world? the whole world watched, the whole world watched and what's going on? well, guess what. it's not going to happen, you know what's going to happen if he loses. he's going to lose. you know, this guy is an interesting vocabulary. he calls immigrants vermin. who poison the blood of the nation. >> boo. pra*eub it's hard to make this up -- president biden: it's hard to make this up. he says they threaten our very democracy. he said, folks, we must make clear where we stand. we have to make sure we stand for the truth and we'll defeat the lives. we have to make it clear in america, we still believe in honesty, decency, dignity, respect. [cheers and applause] >> well, you're right. that's the reason

that is london time. here is what else is on the agenda. he talked this barclays earnings. they will have that strategy review. how this bank is hoping to change its fortunes. we are looking for any details around potential further headcount cuts. that is the strategic review and the earnest coming out at 7:00 a.m. u.k. time and have a big week for the lenders across the u.k. space in terms of the numbers for the last quarter. on the microphone we will be hearing from the boe's andrew bailey. 10:15. the u.k. and recession. all to suggest that maybe the boe meet -- boe needs to start taking a little bit more urgently about those rate cuts. and today we will get warmer earnings out of the u.s.. this will gauge the health of the u.s. consumer. are they trading down any changes around all of this? as well as wages and input prices as well. coming up, our interview with mike henry despite that weakness in the property market. that interview is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> >> welcome back, happy tuesday. they are writing down the value of key assets. speaking to bloomberg, mike

london time. stay tuned for that. let's see how the asian markets are shaping up with aperal hong -- with avril hong. >> good morning, that is the focus because chinese authorities seem very determined to stem the bleed before we enter the dragon, they are pulling out all the stops. and that's something are mliv strategist mark cranfield calls china's moment, whether is this sovereign fund pledging the buying of etf's or if they meet financial regulators would talk about the stock markets that is lighting a fire all -- under all the stock encz markets with small caps that was 8.1%, the highest climb on record. it has to be said given how frail the sentiment and how low positioning is, it's interesting how it is sending a stocks flying. let's take you to japan where the nikkei paired losses from earlier on in the day and this was in large part to what we got from the royals largest automaker. investors were cautious. stock was lower. its profit outlook, we saw a rev up and it helped the nikkei close not as low. let's t

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at 1:30 p.m., london time. we will get the trade balance from the u.s. trade deficit did narrow in december. the consensus view is exports rose 2.5% while imports gained 1.3%. 4:00 u.k. time. the feds will make her first speech and joining the central bank's board. it will focus on the u.s. economy and monetary policy. will she join the chorus of fed officials pushing back on expectations that have diminished. will she build on the view that is the second half of the year as to when the cuts will come through? 42 billion dollars of ten-year treasury notes will be auction. what's it going to be watching out for, make a cap u.s. earnings, including top of my list will be disney, also paypal and uber. there will be no diplomatic ties until israel ends "aggression against gaza." more on that story, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: the u.s. house has failed to pass a 17.6 billion dollar israel aid package. the funding has become tied up in a prolonged political battle over ukraine war in border policies. president joe biden threatened to veto the matter becaus

that decision was announced at 12 a copy of london time. -- 12:00 p.m. london time.are expecting a better outlook for the u.k. economy forecasting this year and a reduction in expectations for inflation over 2024. we will have more ahead on daybreak: asia. this is bloomberg. i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected on the day of your move with the xfinity app. can i sleep over at your new place? can katie sleep over tonight? sure, honey! this generation is so dramatic! move with the xfinity 10g network. >> settle some futures contracts went from pricing more than 50% probability of a rate cut in march so significantly less, so that was the big surprise. >> that is the story as of may and june not march, it is pushing back because they don't want to cut into his cutting cycle. >> the fed has won the battle on inflation. >> the fed things march will be too soon to see evidence that

president, if you picked up tomorrow's times newspaper tomorrow, the london times said.d we say if this happened in another democratic country around the world, the whole world was watching. what's going on? guess that won't happen, you know what will happen, if he loses, he will definitely lose. some author, this was developed by the editorial team, and the times, excuse me, this ideological mouthpiece of british conservatives, yes, the note is called the iron general, the notes seem to be talking about two people, that is, the most effective salesman, traders, trader, zelensky, and the iron general, the great military leader zaluzhny, such an unbiased approach, you can immediately see whose aside, the editors of the times, yes it is... keep in mind that it depends on the fate of zaluzhny, on your squabbles, whether assistance to ukraine will continue or not? here you are, yes, what they tell zelensky about the upcoming dismissal of zaluzhny, and what advice the greats give strategies from overseas. the wall street journal published a column by two representatives of th

the london times notes that the line chosen by the palace to limit information about the monarch's healthable, but... such a strategy risks that many people may assume: the king’s condition is much more serious than the buckingen palace claims, or even worse, by revealing some information, but not all, they are thereby hiding something. it is not known where and how the king will be identified. there are no plans for charles ii to be hospitalized at this stage, but doctors have advised him not to participate in public events. the monarch will continue to engage in government affairs and work. treatment involves either chemotherapy or immunotherapy drugs, radiation therapy and surgery are also possible; this is a whole range of measures. as far as we know, he will undergo treatment on an outpatient basis. a separate question is who will take on the representative functions of the king. the number of working members of the winser family is limited. at certain events , his wife, queen camilla, may be present instead of charles ii. who is entrusted to represent the british monarchy, but these

president, if you read the london times tomorrow morning.” that thousands of people broke into parliamentg to stop the election of the prime minister. the chancellor of germany at that time was actually angela merkel. kohl died in 2017 and has been chancellor since 1998. right now , german chancellor scholz has already flown to washington and is on his way. so he comes into biden’s office, and biden says to him: “oh, kohl, you again.” in parallel with this

pro-palestinian protest. is once again coming out in numbers, they've been here since around 4 o'clock london time, but they had gathered right here outside the parliament, but have since been told by the police who are here in heavy presence as matter of fact to go to their designated area across from the parliament over on that side, um, we would have tried to show you where they are, but their buildings blocking our view, but um, as for why they're out here, they have been shouting um ceasefire now for the past one hour and a half, and that's exactly what they want, because this evening, the... is second motion introduced by the scottish nationalist national party smp to the british parliament just like they did in november last year which was struck down, but this one, very crucial vote, because last time around um there was a lot of divisions among especially the labor party, the opposition labor party that led to a massive rebellion of 56 mps against the... leader uh kier starmer and the resignation of number of the so-called um fronts benchers which means shadow ministers in the opposition

president, if you took the london times and found out that a thousand people broke the doors britishled several policemen along the way to prevent the prime minister from taking office. what kind of ruler of germany might biden mistake olaf scholz, who is in washington today, is scary to think about, but about the dead it’s either good or nothing but the truth, however, in the case of biden." nora is an expression used to describe an altered state of consciousness, a psychedelic trip. excellent those in charge of biden's schedule had a way to get onto the highway of objective reality this week, which will end with the main sporting event in the united states, the finals of the american football tournament, but did not take advantage of it. joe biden disdained the 100 million american audience and skipped the traditional one for the second year in a row. pre -super bowl interview, it seems like it won't be hard to get his re-election message across to a huge audience of potential voters, but some in the press say the big kid in the white house just can't handle it. biden doesn't want

i gave an interview to the london times of which i said that i thought that to have a uh, what do you call the territory? and the new the uh, would be a mistake on our part because i felt as i said, and then they do would own the leads to agony versus i've been a i think we are fast reaching that point. but we have not reached it yet. and i think that is really has a lot of capability now to continue the war. even if we have to also devote attention greater attention to the developments in the north of the country. why are the most damaging accusations about is we have some of that you tactics came from joe by december, who accused israel of indiscriminate bombing in gaza. and so shocking accusation isn't it? especially for a military that prides itself on being the most mar, allow me young. well, well, i don't to forget it myself. the confidence to uh, disagree with the president of the united states. and he probably has more information that i have for his conclusion. i would go the do different difference and know to accept this particular statement of his but uh it is certainly en

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we've been watching this at the open london time.rofit falling 12%, 11.8 billion dollars in 2023 as demand from china for to ramp up to the pre-pandemic level. it will pay a dividend of $2.58 per share above the previous year, $2.25. at a time when the iron a price has been under pressure. marginal pick up in price today on the back of the property market surge, but in the last few days you have seen concerns about demand and it is a key product. profit falling 12%. net impairments totaling $700 million. the ceo will speak to bloomberg after 10 u.k. time. the u.s. told allies that russia could deploy a nuclear weapon or warhead into space this year. we bring you more on that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. the u.s. told allies russia could deploy a nuclear weapon or warhead into space as early as this year. moscow is developing space-based capability to knock out satellites. a warhead in orbit would violate the outer space treaty to which russia is a signatory. i'm joined by ross ma

president, if you took the london times and found out that thousands of people broke into the doors british biden said. who the day before spoke about a recent conversation with french president françois miterand, who died almost 30 years ago back. yesterday we showed how biden pounded his fist on the table, wearing a tie in the colors of ukraine and a pin with the ukrainian flag, he demanded that a bill directing military aid to ukraine be brought to his table, which was to be voted on in the senate. the senate voted, and note that there is a majority. democrats, but the vote was 49:50 against, that is, they didn’t even put the issue on the agenda, so it’s just a complete failure, and of course, against this background, the ukrainian prospects look pretty sad, it looks like the congress has gone completely at a dead end, isn't it, evich? well, i would like to maybe make such a statement about carlson, there is such a concept: what are the unforeseen consequences, what could be the unforeseen and uncalculated consequences of carlson’s interview, i would say it this way: maybe in america aft

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president, if tomorrow morning you read the london times newspaper that thousands of people broke intoament, broke down the doors of the house of commons, killed two people, trying to stop the election of the prime minister. the german chancellor at the time was actually angela merkel; kohl died in 2017 and has not been chancellor since 1998 . right now i have already flown to washington. german chancellor scholz is on his way. so he comes into biden's office, and biden says to him: “oh, kohl, you again.” at the same time, video footage was published. biden is trying to talk about hamas. we must destroy the terrorist group. the terrorist group needs to be destroyed, but i forgot the name of the group , i remembered several times with whom exactly he is waging a war right now, allocating money for it, but so... i don't want to, well maybe choose my words, there's some movement , there's been a response from the uh, the there's been a response from the opposition, but um, yes, i'm sorry, from hamas, very, man. let's dmitry gaviovich, you call the position of hamas the position in israel

london time. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe.hecking on the ending story with the redhead crossing the terminal on nestle. coming in with 2024 organic revenue forecast of it and increase of 4%. that's below the estimates. the estimates had seen an increase of close to 5%, 4.91% but nestle is seeing 2024 cannick revenue of 4%. we know pricing has been important for the food maker. the pricing came in at an increase of 7.5% above estimates but the internal growth within nestle was a contraction of 0.3%. it was the price increases that had done much of the work here. again, they do expect that the revenues are going to come in a little lower than the estimates for the four year -- full-year. dividend per share coming in at three swiss francs per share. the estimates had been for 3.1 swiss franc's. a little bit of disappointment for the dividend per share. that's a forecast for 2024 that will be consequential. keep across the story throughout and do a deep dive in the second half. u.k. government will restrict some arms sales to isra

london time. we will also bring you the latest in terms of earnings coming through from the dutch financial company ing with the redhead crossing out and the focus is on the net interest income given expectations rates will be moving lower for the ecb. coming in below estimates, it is a missing terms of net interest income for ing with 3.88 billion euros coming through. the estimate had been for 4 billion euros. in terms of topline it is a bead of the estimates for the fourth quarter for ing but i miss when it comes to net interest income. bnp paribas in france, net income is a ms. for the french lender. there was a focus as well in the retail part of the business, equities rating. there had been expectations equity trading would come through. net income topline 1.7 billion euros, below estimates and significantly below the estimates of 2 billion euros. putting aside loan loss provisions, an increase of 40% year on year. in terms of what came through from fixed sales and trading revenue, that was

and the london times wrote: thousands of people broke through communities, broke down doors and killedhat will happen, if he loses, he will definitely lose. you know, this guy has an interesting vocabulary , he calls immigrants parasites who poison the blood of the nation. it's complicated come up with. well, but there is a nuance. i’ll be back now, but as if when he says what would happen if a crowd broke into parliament, replaced, yes, and i remember support. yes, when this polish general shkipchak , this permanent one, says that all european countries should deport ukrainians, men of military age, in order to fight, he has a moral duty to them, that is, you see a bunch of footage, your newspapers, your television show how ukrainians they don’t want to fight, they don’t want to die for zelensky, they run, hide, yes, in europe they take cover, just to avoid getting there, you forcefully try to push them there and say , no, no, no, we are... helping you, this is our moral duty to you, whom we throw to slaughter, that is, for them, ukrainians a resource, a cheap consumable material, thi

that's the london times. all right. sadly, william jennings bryan, after a big meal, dies of a stroke a week after the trial. and they found william. they found clarence darrow hiking in the smoky mountains and ran up and said, bryan is died. what do you think? and he muttered something like they said, did he die of a broken heart? and darrow muttered something like, no, he died of a busted belly, but then said he, it's a great loss for the american people. they appeal the case, as you know, even if it's federal constitutional issues, the state goes up the state chain first and then the tennessee supreme court pulls a fast one on darrow, who's hoping to get a decision on the tennessee constitution out of the tennessee supreme court and then appeal to the federal supreme court on the federal constitutional matters. but the tennessee supreme court is going to dismiss the appeal on a technicality that they didn't get it filed in time and the fine overturned the the conviction of scopes under the theory that the law the fin

joe, what do you think if you picked up the phone picked up the paper tomorrow and learn and the london timese front page 1000 people stormed the parliament. then the tumultuous thursday. special counselor released his report on the classified document and found quote it would be difficult to convince a jury they should convict him by then a former president well into his 80s of the serious felony that requires a mental state of willfulness. but it was reportedly enraged according to the "washington post" he said to his team quote how the f could i forget the day my son died? then take the press conference that marked the beginning of the end of biden's reelection opportunity. >> i know they believe i'm an elderly man on the present i put this country back on its feet. my memory is fine. kennedy, there's a lot of places we can go with this. after the press conference. [laughter] they wethere were more reactionm white house staff members try to smooth this over you are an american sitting there, take any of those days and moments for just this past week and this press conference he did after t

london time. bank of england has opened the door to interest rate cuts, slashing its outlook for inflation this year. more on that and what it means for the u.k. election later this year. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) enough with the calorie counting, carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one golo release capsule with three balanced meals a day has been clinically proven to repair metabolism, optimize insulin levels, and balance the hormones that make weight loss easy. release works with your body, not against it, so you can put dieting behind you and go live your life. head to golo.com now to join the over 2 million people who have found the right way to lose weight and get healthier with golo. tom: good morning, this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. these are the stories that set your agenda. investors punish apple as sales slump in china. mets at an amazon search as cost-cutting pays off. the ceo of nvidia tells nvidia tech sovereignty will boost demand for chips. >

london. thank you for your time. there is not _ london. thank you for your time. thank you for your time. there is not information with - there is not information with regular updates on our bbc website. an investigation has been launched after the death of a woman who was found unconscious in an a&e waiting room in nottingham. the woman was found in a chair underneath her coat on the 19th of january at queen's medical centre. it's thought the 39—year—old, who had been triaged on arrival, had been waiting more than seven hours to be seen by a doctor. she died of a brain haemorrhage two days later. pakistan's powerful army chief has called for unity after two former prime ministers claimed victory in thursday's election. the final results still haven't been announced. but candidates backed byjailed party leader, imran khan, appear to have won the most seats and say they're now trying to form a government. his pti party was barred from running by the electoral commission, forcing its candidates to run as independents. the party has threatened to hold peaceful protes

london. following his time embedded with the israeli occupation forces in ghazza, mari returned to london, hoping he could contribute to the genocide effort. the event that douglas murray was supposed to hold hit a stumbling block when workers refused to show... up, even though they offered three times their usual wage. the apollo theater also refused to hold the event due to public outcry. while murray has recently become more transparently pro israel, his relationship with the zionist entity is nothing new. alongside executive director alan mendoza, douglas murray served as a director of the henry jackson society for many years. mendoza is also simultaneously the president of the. jnf, the biggest settlement building body in palestine. the patrons include the israeli president and prime minister. the henry jackson society in fact shares funders with the west bank illegal settlement and the israeli military. former israeli ambassador to the un, dory gold and israel lobbist natan sharansky are both patrons of the henry jackson society. at least two former employees of the... jackson society have

these photos and more are on display at the natural history museum in london untiljune. timek at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. and some warnings of snow? that is right but with mentioning that the areas under the amber warning tend to get snow during the winter months. so they are perhaps a little more used to it. so the summary is a wintry mix over the next 2a hours. we do have mild weather coming in from the south but also colder air digging infrom from the south but also colder air digging in from northern climes so you have that awkward mix and in between is where it becomes tricky to forecast. but some of snow is on the way and some areas could get quite a bit. but today is relatively quiet, some snow showers across the north but in the far south still clinging on to that mild air and quite damp. so tonight we have clear skies across the north of the uk, a sharp frost developing in the highlands and temperatures freezing down to around possibly the peak district and then south of that generally quite mild. certainly in cornwall at around 11 degrees early in th