okay, we'll have to leave at that, but we appreciate your insights, mackenzie, and thank you for speaking to us. thanks for having me on the show. my son now to some other level of headlines, germany is foreign minister and the box says the world needs to do way more to support ukraine and it's 5 against russia during amazing, with ukraine's presidents in cuba. the box at a global initiative has res, nearly 1000000000 euros to supply grain with ad defense systems, but that even more was needed. some german right to jenny and patent back and translates on michelle hoffman have won the international booker prize. the novel cairo's follows the destructive level between a 19 year old student and an older married man in east bed and in the 1980s. the book of prizes celebrate the world's best fiction. originally written in english or translated into english australia, new zealand, or patrick, using hundreds of the citizens from new caledonia. populations come a week after riots erupt in the french pacific territory. kidding. 6 people, francis presidents madame across will meet with elected offi

of course, kelvin mackenzie and billy hayes remain.t policing. so many hamish says you need to reopen all the police officers, police stations . lots of you are police stations. lots of you are talking about the lack of prison capacity. it's all well and good, clamping down on crime. but if you've got nowhere to put said criminals, what's the point here? here to that. build some more. how complicated can that be, look, before we go, let's talk about social housing, shall we? because now there's pressure on politicians to commit to building 90,000 new social houses a year. there's a big open letter. it's been signed by multiple organisations supporting this. kelvin. do you supporting this. kelvin. do you support it, well , supporting this. kelvin. do you support it, well, as things stand, every time you want to build any kind of housing, now you have to give up 35 to 40% of that land, has to now go to social housing. so it's not as though social housing, whether it's under the tories or under under labour, is something which nobody want

jean mackenzie has his report. ——jean —— jean mackenzie. has this report.orth—eastern border. russia has been able to bombard the city of vovchans'k with impunity, launching attacks from russian soil then seizing ground. 0vernight, it struck an apartment block in the region's capital, kharkiv, 20 miles from the border. at least six people were killed. elena's husband and mother were inside and are still missing. president zelensky has pleaded to be allowed to properly defend his country by using nato weapons to strike russia. washington has finally agreed, but with strict limits. ukraine can only target russian positions along the kharkiv border. this is some step forward to that goal which we discussed before, to make the possibility to defend our people who live in the villages through the borderline. but russia is pushing on multiple fronts. earlier, the united states hinted that having changed his mind once, president biden could do it again. we will continue to do what we have been doing, which is, as necessary, adapt and adjust. since the start of the

industrial policy reporter mackenzie hawkins there.ribers can read more on today's big take on the terminal . or you can head over to bloomberg.com. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: asia." you are watching the india focus. let's check in on india's premarket session. we have futures shaping up in negative territory. that is perhaps not surprising. that is very much the theme we are seeing around the asia pacific. very much a bus cop theme. we are going to get april cpi numbers later on. we are expecting cpi in april to soften a little, down to 4.8%, wholesale prices expected to pick up. they are coming out tomorrow, 1.1%. we will keep an eye out for those april cpi numbers. two minutes, thereabouts. until the open in india. india's largest engineering and construction firm reported its highest quarterly profit in four years. let's get over to mumbai now where bloomberg's reporter is standing by with the company's cfo. >> good morning. and you are right. this is the country's largest construction and engine

that is correct. >> general mackenzie? >> i agree with that. >> the state department is responsible -- under law, again, for requesting the emergency evacuations of the crew? >> that is correct. i think that action is done at the advanced level up as i would have to check the law, but i think the ambassador can make the decision to execute a n.e.o., but typically it will be him or the secretary of state. >> did the state department specifically, embassy kabul, have an evacuation plan for afghanistan? >> gorbachev, every embassy has an evacuation plan for afghanistan, and embassy kabul had a plan. what we call an s-77 list, a list of u.s. citizens and families in the country, and we struggled to gain access to that plan or work with them over much of july until we finally got a decision to execute the n.e.o., which as i mentioned, occurred on the 14th of august. we worked with the embassy before that , but we didn't have authority to move out and do the things you have to do to make a n.e.o. happen until the 14th of july --

kelvin mackenzie and stella santiago. stella, what colour lanyard do you wear?nion when i used to work in parliament, because i'm very proud. >> unite member. having said that about rainbow lanyards, i think there should be no problem . there used to be a time when people working in the civil service needed , needed to hide service needed, needed to hide the fact that they are gay or lgbtq or whatever other identity they held. and i think it's a thing to be proud about that in the uk, it is so normal to be gay that you can wear your rainbow lie—in lanyard and go into work. now, when it comes to equality and diversity , equality and diversity, policies, if something is a complete waste of money, i'm all for not having it. every measure needs to show some kind of value, but i don't think that any serious prime minister should be allowed to name check cancel culture. in a landmark speech to the entire nation . so speech to the entire nation. so you know what? it's very sad. the uk used to rule 25% of the world, and now we're sitting here discussing rainbow lanyards

the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. alongside me.tor of the charity world. right. kerry dingle, now , world. right. kerry dingle, now, do you regard yourself as a bit of a prepper or not? i just want to get into this quickly. lots of you sending in to me your political gaffes as well. i'll bnng political gaffes as well. i'll bring up a couple of those, but just very quickly. are you a prepper? the government of advised us now to have three days worth of food. kelvin. >> i have i love going to costco. >> and i bought a 48 pack of loo rolls just in case. >> just in case of what could be a bout of diarrhoea. >> no, no, just in case. just in case the russians were coming and it was difficult to get down to waitrose . to waitrose. >> right. okay. that's a lovely insight that i've got of kelvin on his throne, surrounded by his. >> i'll be selling them for £10, £10 a roll, you are, you are absolutely i am for things in my household and going on holiday and families and trips with youngsters all over the world. >> i've organised for 30 years

well, let's turn to a straight white, white right wing bloke, kelvin mackenzie. i clearly you haven't beenin >> well, i clearly you haven't been in a hospital lately, where if you go into a hospital, the actual people i suspect are this was set up in order to make sure that people of colour got a got a crack of the whip in every way. actually the nhs is, by and large, run by a minority party's majorities. so if you're actually saying what we should have is more people who are white trying to fight for the minority of employees who are white and aren't getting promoted, i could understand your argument. i can't believe that we need any more people to do this kind of jobs in places like news corp, right? that an organisation i know reasonably well . when that poor guy died well. when that poor guy died in, in america, george floyd you're talking about. yes. they had they had a nine minute silence for him. right a more absurd and ridiculous idea. i'd never come across in my life because they're equality and diversity. people said, we've got to make a big show of tha

i'll be asking the sun's former editor, kelvin mackenzie . plus tomorrow's mackenzie.and live reaction in the studio from my top pundits. linda jubilee , neil top pundits. linda jubilee, neil pansh top pundits. linda jubilee, neil parish and nigel nelson . a parish and nigel nelson. a packed hour, those papers are coming. ann widdecombe waiting in the wings. but first, my take at ten. i've never done strictly. i've got two left feet. i have no timing and i've got about as much rhythm in me as stonehenge. plus going on that show is not good for your marriage. the curse of strictly would no doubt strike. there's no way that those female dancers could keep their hands off me. they're only human. but this dance competition has been one of the biggest success stories in tv history , bringing in in tv history, bringing in celebrities who have little to no previous ballroom experience . no previous ballroom experience. the likes of my dear friend ann widdecombe, who of course will be joining us in a couple of minutes. being thrown around the studio like a handful of pizza dou

i'm tom mackenzie. french president macron tells bloomberg he is open to seeing a major french bank acquired by an eu rival to boost financial integration. he spoke exclusively to john micklethwait. >> this is a totally new world. we do need this. this new business model for the europeans. more innovation, more investment. tom: in a deal and admits china may retaliate against tariff hikes from the biden administration. we hear from the u.s. treasury secretary. asia tech stocks higher ahead of earnings from tencent and alibaba, traders await the u.s. cpi print for clues on fed policy, and we are live in doha for the qatar economic forum. >> this year's theme is navigating a year of uncertainty. the event explores the issues driving global discussions. we will bring you great conversations including from the qatari prime minister and publish president -- polish president. tom: we will get inflation data from germany at around 7:00 a.m. u.k. time and u.k. wages and the jobs picture in terms of unemployment

i'm tom mackenzie in london, these are stories that set your agenda.aying it expects the merger with credit suisse to be completed by the end of this month. we will speak to ubs ceo sergio in our next hour. meanwhile, italy's unicredit beings with net income for the first quarter coming in better-than-expected. stocks and he shall follow the u.s. hire in hopes the fed will cut rates this year. the yen weakens against the dollar after japan's essex chief says intervention isn't needed if markets are orderly. israel projects a cease-fire proposal backed by hamas hours after the military group agreed to the plan. israel vowing to push ahead with military operations in ruffalo. on the earnings front, a beat coming through on the -- its latest updates in terms of quarterly revenue, it's a beat on the estimates for nvidia for the second quarter. revenues coming in at 3.63 billion euros, modestly above the estimates at 3.6 billion. we break down some of the segments, the margin result coming through for the second quarter for the semiconductor maker coming in

this isjean mackenzie with the bbc. land that separates north and south korea, and it is a buffer zone, really, between the two countries. so what you have essentially is two countries that are technically still at war, even though they're not fighting. please do not make any hand gestures to the north and do not go past the soldiers behind you, to your left and right. despite its name, the demilitarised zone is actually one of the most militarised borders in the world. so both north and south korea have hundreds of thousands of rounds of artillery pointed in each direction across this strip of no—man's land, which is essentially there to keep north and south korea apart. so to enter this strip of land requires an awful lot of authorisation and is quite rare of itself. but to go to this village is incredibly rare. this is a private community, a quite closed community of south koreans. and so it's not somewhere that journalists can just go to. when we went there, especially for the first time, it felt really special. the

former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop .you broadcaster tessa dunlop. as you know, as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's what you've all been waiting for. the news bulletin with ray addison. >> thanks, jacob. good evening. our top stories tonight. the government looks set to face more legal challenges over its rwanda plan. after detaining the first group of migrants to be deported, both men and women have been taken into custody in a series of operations across the country. officials won't confirm how many people have been detained or where they were taken into custody. so far , the taken into custody. so far, the fda trade union, which represents senior civil servants, is threatening legal action over the plan . well, action over the plan. well, meanwhile, gb news can reveal that more than 1700 small boat migrants have crossed the engush migrants have crossed the english channel in just over a week. early this morning, a boatload of around 70 peo

former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the historian and broadcaster tessa dunlop . as you broadcaster tessa dunlop. as you know, as always, i want to hear from you. it's a crucial part of the programme. email me mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's what you've all been waiting for. the news bulletin with ray addison. >> thanks, jacob. good evening. our top stories tonight. the government looks set to face more legal challenges over its rwanda plan. after detaining the first group of migrants to be deported, both men and women have been taken into custody in a series of operations across the country. officials won't confirm how many people have been detained or where they were taken into custody. so far , the taken into custody. so far, the fda trade union, which represents senior civil servants, is threatening legal action over the plan . well, action over the plan. well, meanwhile, gb news can reveal that more than 1700 small boat migrants have crossed the engush migrants have crossed the english channel in just over a week. early this morning, a boatload of around 70

kelvin mackenzie, what do you make to it all?sly a challenged when it comes to, what stories he tells, he i see he didn't want to explain how the noose managed to be taken a picture of it when in fact, the lady had already been dead, i think at a number of years when he claimed that he he had saved her bacon, so i think the easiest thing that can happen is that if there is money still in the bank, that should go back to people, he should stand down. and what i can't quite understand is it's not a charity. this is it. this understand is it's not a charity. this is it . this is charity. this is it. this is kind of an in—betweener. and i'd like an explanation from the people who run that. how that they, on the one hand, said he could buy the house with that funds and on the other hand said, you can put my ex stepfather in there who was not too well at the moment. so it looks as though he was keeping it as a family event. look, he doesn't seem as though he was living high on the hog. what cheered me up was that hugh grant put £75,000

the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie and the director of world right kerry dingle.ood evening to both of you. you're very welcome tonight. and you know the drill, don't you? it's not just about us three. it's about you guys, herm as well. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in touch all the usual ways. you can still email me gb news at gb views .com. you can go on the website. as i just mentioned, adrian, or you're a member as well. thank you very much. adrian. that's adrian there. he's on the website. you can join the conversation there too or of course you can tweet or x me now let's talk what i would call the absolute ridiculous scenes that we've seen unfold today where we've seen scores of protesters linking arms to laughably create what they call a human chain , to try and stop a human chain, to try and stop asylum seekers being moved to the bibby stockholm. joining me now live is our home and security editor, mark white. good evening to you , mark. good evening to you, mark. thanks for joining good evening to you, mark. thanks forjoining us. can you thank

♪ >> good morning, i am tom mackenzie.lobal stocks set for a record high has investors await data. jerome powell reiterates interest rates will be higher for longer. china is considering buying homes as it shores up earnings. a focus on big banks. including alley yachts. it is today beats for the insurance company with pimco in the mix. profit is above estimates. essentially 4 billion euros. estimates had been 3.86, total revenues are shy of 50 billion euros. a beat when it comes to operating profit. 4 billion euros, estimates had been for 3.6. i will be speaking to the cfo, that interview at 6:30. 15% year to date up. german lender coming out with earnings. beating estimates at commerce bank, above estimates in the interest, estimates were for above 2 billion. net income above estimates comfortably. net income in the first quarter, estimates i been millions. 2.7 5 billion in revenues. above estimates of 2.7 4 billion. in terms of the outlook for income, 8.1 billion euros for the full year. estimates where 8 billion. above

jean mackenzie, bbc news, kyiv.at bowel cancer, as part of a landmark trial. thousands of nhs patients across england are expected to receive the bespoke treatments, which are designed to help the immune system identify and destroy remaining cancer cells left behind after other treatments. fergus walsh has the story. elliot was diagnosed with bowel cancer last year and has already had surgery and chemotherapy. but tests show he still has fragments of tumour dna in his blood, putting him at increased risk of his cancer coming back. hello, it's here. so he's come to birmingham's queen elizabeth hospital to receive a cancer vaccine. i feel excited, you know? and if its successful, then it's a medical breakthrough. the time of reckoning! and this is the key moment when elliot receives his vaccine, tailor—made in germany by pharma company biontech to fight his cancer. he'll get up to 15 doses during the trial. so how does it work? elliot's personalised vaccine uses the same mrna technology as found in current covid jabs.

as alexandra mackenzie, reports. whistle blows. shouts in gaelic.and in the classroom. teacher speaks gaelic. learning gaelic from a young age has become increasingly popular. the glasgow gaelic school educates children from nursery age through primary and secondary school. i think that it also affords you a kind of more... a bigger connection to the cultural traditions of scotland and keeps our heritage alive. i think we just need more exposure to it, because i think we rarely see it outside of the school. this is the only full immersion gaelic school that is a high - school in the world, so i'm very proud i to be a part of it. learning maths in gaelic, and other subjects, including science. but there are concerns that fewer people are speaking it as a first language, and that less gaelic is being spoken in the community. we keep saying, "oh, it's terrible, it's endangered," but what are we doing about it? we're doing our bit in schools, it's increasing, or certainly here in glasgow. so we need to get people round the table. and again, normalise, l

alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, on the isle of skye.n this evening's news at 10. 0ur correspondent quentin sommerville, and camera journalist darren conway, have spent a month with rebel forces who are fighting an intense battle against myanmar�*s military regime, which seized power in a coup three years ago. it's a slow and ferocious conflict. explosion. the kndf are used to sneak attacks, but this is unexpected. let's go. let's get out of range. go, go, go. directly ahead of us, a fresh mortar strike. they're narrowing in on the vehicles. that's another one just slightly behind us. just drive fast as you can. here's sarah keith—lucas. most of us have cloud and rain today but there has been some blue sky like here in county antrim and further west across northern ireland the clouds are produced heavy showers and thunderstorms, so this is where we have seen the showery rain and thunderstorms, particularly across northern ireland, wales and the south—west. those thunderstorms will be easing the way in the next few hours but we will keep

hi, mackenzie. >> hey there is of course a surge in demand for a.i.and a growing number of bitcoin miners are retro fitting their massive facilities to help meet that need. publicly traded firms like core scientific, hut 8 have launched a.i. operations. they're looking to beef up their revenue streams after halving back in april. core, which emerges from bankruptcy in january, tells cnbc that it has been diversifying beyond bitcoin for five years now >> best way to think about bitcoin mine facilities is we're power shells to the data center industry so the retro fit back to hpc is easier than one would think. there are components we have to purchase to retro fit, but it is things we can easily acquire >> pivoting from bitcoin mining to a.i. isn't as simple as repurposing existing infrastructure it means the processors purpose built for crypto mining and replacing them with gpus digital asset fund manager coin shares said in a report even though a.i. operations demand up to 20 times the capital expenditure compared to bitcoin mining, they're more capit

kelvin mackenzie , welcome to the kelvin mackenzie, welcome to the show.ould we? any suggestion that migrants are some sort of an issue in great britain? >> no, we certainly should know what it looks like. and how it compares to our local indigenous crime, period. because if you have a load of people from one particular part of the world, we should then say when they try and apply for asylum, we have to say to them, actually, are you a criminal in disguise? and we should research their background. and in doing so, we'll probably keep some people out of our country who do very nasty things. there has been a not not wishing to drift into, into subjudice. there has been a shocking, shocking, murder in, in london. and i'd be very, very and the authorities have gone bizarrely quiet about this murder and i absolutely know theyi murder and i absolutely know they i think it was a somalian, perhaps, who was arrested for that. >> you're talking about the lady in, is it broadway? yeah. i think a somalian person has been arrested for that. i've not heard an update jus

♪ >> good morning, i'm tom mackenzie in london. asian stalks as china will sell long bonds.scp are dated due out later this week. president biden set to quadruple tariffs and increase levies on key industries as washington's trade battle intensifies and russian president vladimir putin replaces his minister, an unexpected changing of the guard. let's check in on markets, a big week with focus on inflation on wednesday. you get earnings and wages out of the u.k., some indication of whether the boj has a pass to go after european stocks point lower. let's put the board to the cpi print out of the u.s. on wednesday. the two-year is at 485, 125 on the pound, haiti five dollars a barrel on brent. some tied to soft data, gold at 2354, let's cross over to asia where avril is standing by. what is standing out to you russian mark avril: seeing a mixed bag as far as equities are concerned. ahead of that we got china data on credit, things pointing to the fact that chinese authorities are struggling. the focus shifted to china issuing sovereign bonds. the idea is to raise funds to supp

i am tom mackenzie in london and these other stories to set your agenda. stocks pressured after a sharp selloff on wall street as markets braced for a hawkish pivot from powell. most european markets are shut for may 1 labor day holiday spirit amazon's ai boosts shares jump after reporting strong cloud unit sales. tesla's cost-cutting continues. elon musk axes most of the team, dealing a blow to other automakers tapping into the network of fast chargers. it is fed day and expectations from bloomberg economics and others that you will get this hawkish pivot from jay powell. to what extent does he revise the view around three cuts. the most recent forecasts from the fomc in light of the inflation pressures that are persisting in the united states. the language from jay powell will be very consequential indeed. does he use the word less and it comes to the expectation around cuts? does he even put the view that a hike is possible on the table? all of those scenarios are being weighed up by the markets but a hawkish pivot seems to be what is expected. u.s. fut

♪ >> good morning, this is bloomberg, i'm tom mackenzie.sia has struggles after the s&p hits another record. european futures are flat. in the u.k., crucial data is due , andrew bailey expects quite a drop as the central bank ways weather to cut rates. >> the next move will be a cut. the question is how long we have to maintain this level of restriction. tom: divergence grows and fed officials reaffirm the higher for longer approach. christine lagarde says there is a strong likelihood of a cut. let's check in on these markets. the fed reiterating higher for longer. european futures are flat, s&p notching the 24th record high this year by the end of the close yesterday. and the volatility in focus ahead of an nvidia earnings with market suggesting 8% moves depending on what comes through from the maker of semi conductors. european futures with modest gains. ftse 100 adding 12 points. s&p unchanged, nasdaq pushed higher, 18,000, a modest gain. it will be sensitive to earnings. the pound is in focus. headline around 2.1%, core is moving to aro

okay, well have to leave it there, but we appreciate your insights, mackenzie, and thank you for speaking to us. thanks for having me on the show. at least one person has died after a passenger jet hit severe turbulence while traveling from london to a single pool. dozens of others injured slight data suggest the plane, a boy and triple 7 drops some 6000 feet and 5 minutes. witnesses say those not wearing seat belts were launched to the ceiling jet was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok as the images. passengers a carry dose to sing and pull a line, slight by medical stuff and bind cold, uproot where they receive immediate treatment. and some taken to hospital passengers have spoken now to about the hora when the plains suddenly plunged. it was a long way so sudden doesn't when it gets old and i ended up picking my head on the ceiling. my wife dates some poor people walking around and up doing somersaults. it was obviously terrible. this animated graphic shows the plane traveling on its intended flight path from london to sing a pool before it hits about so severe turbulence a

jean mackenzie, has the latest from kyiv.ng its north—eastern border. russia has been able to bombard the city of vovchansk with impunity, launching attacks from russian soil then seizing ground. overnight, it struck an apartment block in the region's capital, kharkiv, 20 miles from the border. at least six people were killed. elena's husband and mother were inside and are still missing. president zelensky has pleaded to be allowed to properly defend his country by using nato weapons to strike russia. washington has finally agreed, but with strict limits. ukraine can only target russian positions along the kharkiv border. this is some step forward to that goal which we discussed before, to make the possibility to defend our people who live in the villages through the borderline. but russia is pushing on multiple fronts. earlier, the united states hinted that having changed his mind once, president biden could do it again. we will continue to do what we have been doing, which is, as necessary, adapt and adjust. since the start

i am tom mackenzie in london.n's president and foreign minister have died in a helicopter crash. the death of the hardliner adding further uncertainty to a region already in turmoil. taiwan's new leader urges to china to end the threat of war as he assumes the presidency of the democratic island. asia stocks rise in european futures point higher as copper and gold both hit records. investors bracing for another busy week of earnings. headlines by ai heavyweight nvidia. let's check in on the markets. in the equities space, it is risk-on. earnings crossing on wednesday with inflation data out of the u.k. on wednesday as well but for now, the focus seems to be on expectations that the fed can possibly go twice with cuts later this year after the software inflation print. gains of .3%. the ftse 100 looking to add 16 points. s&p futures currently pointing higher by .1%. morgan stanley updating their 12 month view, looking at 5100. nasdaq futures looking to gains of 38 points. let's look cross-asset. in terms of the tre

i am tom mackenzie in london. these are the stories that set your agenda. stocks edge higher ahead of a flurry of global inflation reports set to actions of central banks. tensions ratcheting higher in the middle east following the killing of an egyptian soldier in a clash with israeli troops as prime minister netanyahu calls a deadly airstrike on a gaza refugee camp a tragic mistake. china stepping up support for the battered housing market, easing curbs in the shanghai market as the country also ramps up spending on ships. let's check in on these markets. modest gains coming through for global equities. futures in europe pointing modestly high. it is a major week for the data, and particularly with a lens on how inflation and that story is evolving. out of the u.s., the fed's favorite pce indicator expects to remain in line with previous months. of course, data on inflation out of the euro zone but also australia and japan. the commodities sector is getting a lift. we will unpack that story for you today, the linkages to the chinese real estate market. ft

tom: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak europe," i'm tom mackenzie in london. asian equities getting after softer than expected u.s. jobs data revives bets the fed will cut rates this year. the israeli military asked some civilians in rafah to move out of the city as preparations for a ground invasion move forward, after israel closed a humanitarian crossing into gaza following a,'s rocket attack. xi jinping touches down in paris to begin a three nation european tour, as french president emmanuel macron seeks to reset ties with beijing. let's check on these markets. u.s. stocks ending last week higher with gains coming through friday. the nasdaq up more than 2%, the s&p adding gains of a little over 1%, another big week in terms of the central bank story. the bank of england and their decision on thursday. before that, the rba of australia coming through with their decision tuesday. earnings in focus with disney out of the u.s., ubs out of switzerland tomorrow. european futures in the current phase of this morning pointing higher 0.3%. there is a bank holiday i

russia, despite its many threats, has yet to make its next move. jean mackenzie, bbc news, kyiv. boy." the bodies of tom parry, 49, and his 12—year—old son richie, were recovered on wednesday evening. police scotland said their deaths were being treated as the result of a fall. several hundred households in the village of bramley in surrey have been told not to drink their tap water. thames water says there's been a possible deterioration in the quality "in some areas". there have been concerns for several months about a fuel leak from a nearby petrol station. a man in birmingham has become the first to receive a personalised vaccine to treat bowel cancer as part of a landmark trial. thousands of nhs patients across england are expected to receive the bespoke treatments, which are designed to help the immune system identify and destroy remaining cancer cells left behind after other treatments. fergus walsh has that story. elliot was diagnosed with bowel cancer last year and has already had surgery and chemotherapy. but tests show he still has fragments of tumour dna in his blood,

congratulations, mackenzie. continue to make our district proud. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recog recognition? mr. kiley: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. kiley: i rise to urge passage of the ensuring safe and ethical ai research grants act. this is bipartisan legislation that i have introduced. just recently 9 company unveiled the shotbot model which had new features and shortly after that, there was exodus of employees and one of them said they are not are receiving the accolades what it needs to. but it does underscore we cannot rely or assume that companies are devoting the attention to safety issues they should. i think there is a role for the federal government to cat lies ai safety research and i think it is of the highest urgency that as we look ahead to the limitless benefits of ai we need to understand the risks and the steps to mitigate them. i yield back. the speaker pro

i am sitting in for tom mackenzie. it is a u.k. bank holiday.e major equity futures are seeing openings slightly in the red so the euro stoxx 50 future seeing about 10 basis points lower, ftse 100, about .3% weaker as we head into what could be quite a crucial week for market direction. friday, the big event with that pce number coming through from the u.s. as for asian markets, it is a slightly different type of sentiment this morning. we are seeing the msci is trade in the green after a week of losses last week, about .2% higher in trading today. the chinese indices brushing off some of the commentary coming out of the meeting, trading in the green this morning as well and the nikkei up 5%, this on the back of comments from the bank of japan governor suggesting that they can proceed cautiously with rate hikes. as for other assets that we are following this morning as well, let's take a look at some of those currency pairings. here are trading sideways. the pound trading at -- both of them are up 1% in the last month. gold also seeing a bit of

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okay, well i mean, is it, it seems relatively cobra and symbol yet, mackenzie of a controversial log we, consultancy firm says it only about 5000 quantum computers by 2030. so what, why is it going to take so long to get even a basic cubit computer like the one you just described to maybe only 10, which is maybe you can do much with that on the market. yeah, well i mean 1st if there's only time keep it's only a 100 cubits or maybe even only a 1000 cubits. you really cannot do anything with your quantum computer because like i walk through thousands relate to is it right? yeah, it's not even as good as a poppy calculator, but um, because to do i mean for a while we thought that without error correction you still might be able to do something on the quantum computer. but it's looking more and more like to do anything is going on quite a bit because we do need care oppression and to, to error correction of the quantum computer.

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absolutely free it's a scaled to 369369 even mackenzie in washington and this is cnn tonight. tucker carlson denying he has anything to do with russian state television re airing his interview show, carlson saying in part quote, this is completely absurd. i've never even heard of this channel but it is not absurd when you consider that carlsen has had no problem with russia's full embrace of him after his two-hour interview with vladimir putin was full of propaganda and free of pushback. matthew chance is out front with more on russia's latest television star in russia, russia, russian state tv tucker carlson's face. he's hard to escape that loud american journalists, they call him. he's conservative republican views please strike a chord with the kremlin, russia 24 from months now, carlson's online show has been airing on local russian show signs kremlin, which has silenced critical voices sees propaganda value and they live just have us biological weapons development with an american science and technology writer was ed in full sherman calls and tells cnn, he was unaware. th

comes as major differences are emerging between kennedy and his running mate, nicole shanahan, even mackenzie is outfront that's vice president of the united states, nicole shanahan. nicole shanahan is not a familiar name in national politics we've got and before choosing her as his running mate, independent presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. didn't appear to know her either. >> as recently as a year ago. i really didn't think much of bobby kennedy because i didn't know much about him. still, i'm confident that there is no american more qualified. >> and nicole shanahan to play this role. >> now after a series of interviews meant to introduce these silicon valley lawyer to voters, some key compatibility questions have been raised as well, such as are shanahan and kennedy aligned on abortion? >> i wouldn't leave it to the states right? >> oh, i would anyone say completely it's up to. >> you should leave it to the woman. >> but in an interview with the sage, still show podcast this month, shanahan seemed unclear about where the top of the ticket stance my understanding is that he abso

they've mackenzie joins me now from johannesburg.o david, what's the latest on campaigning for wednesday is election. and what's being said? about the likely outcome roads may i think the anticipation is really building. >> this is the most critical election here in south africa since the dawn of democracy and you have a number of opposition parties that already threatening the possible the heads of many, one might put it in terms of critics of the ruling and see over the past 30 years the ruling party has said that they are the answer for this country. this will be a very closely fought election it worker million barter knows how to gin up a crowd he's volunteered for the anc since he was just 15. >> but now it's crunch time we want to show the supporting the nc because he has been supporting us the party of nelson mandela, needs their voices and it's really needs their books 50 years in power the party that has defined south african politics faces its strongest challenge, yet this could be the most closely contested election since

i'm joined now by the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie kelvin.eting performing an epic reverse ferret. >> here he is indeed. and there will be lots of this, right? lots of this. because when he gets to when they will get to power, they'll say the complete opposite. but the truth about the matter is it would be very nice to think that all politicians could say when they had had one position. actually, it was complete rubbish because i am now seeking your vote and actually your vote is very hostile to the trans position and very much in favour of women saying we want safe spaces. now he's saying we should have had safe spaces. it is absolutely ridiculous. i don't know whether this is just a labour thing or, you know, or is it somebody like davey now saying about mr bates? oh a great man. we should really give him the money? or is it about conservative politicians at all? is there something about politicians where they won't actually say what they think until somebody points out, well, that's not right . the votes that's not right. the votes aren't