let's get to martin malone, our guest.re talking on the break about all sterling right now under pressure, hitting a record low, but you say the crisis is not necessarily just about the pound or all about the pound. martin: we also have a significant crisis in the bond market. five-year gilt yield way over 5%, doubling interest rates and a short period of time. that will really slam three different borrowers, the government, mortgage holders and the corporate sector. we have a triple hit happening in the u.k. a significant fiscal develop -- deficit, a significant current-account deficit, and this significant rise in costs that will be felt by everybody. dani: you sent us a remarkable chart, the level that debt servicing costs have ballooned in recent days. perhaps we are already there, that this goes from a short-term embarrassment for the government to an actual crisis. martin: i would lay the main part of that at the bank of england. the fed started on wednesday with a very hawkish hike. the bank of england then came in

we cross to martin j. he's an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross sack rules in fact that music and jumping in time you want and i always appreciate let me go to michael in washington. first, let me, he saw from my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus on russia bed down. the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. shine is very much on in the news flow, taiwan. so michael e, it's go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think, december 17th to the russian center, no to diplomatic note to nato, into the united states. a do watch your step. i'm going to borrow some chinese words. you know, you could get burned with ukraine. now let's talk about right now. you know, the nancy pelosi, i suppose, as we speak right now is approaching, or maybe even be in taiwan and the chinese sworn don't do. this will be consequences. is there a parallel here and who's not understanding the world? go ahead, michael. well, thanks for having me, peter. yeah, there's an extraordinar

we crossed to martin jay. he is an award winning journalist and commentator or a gentleman cross sack rules and the fact that music and jumping in how me want. and i always appreciate let me go to my michael in washington 1st. let me, if you saw from my introduction, i kind of wanted to focus it on russia. bed out the news flow is kind of interrupting this error. shine is very much ah, in the news flow. taiwan. i'm so michael e, it's go do a little bit of history. remember in december, i think, december 17th the, the russian said to know to diplomatic note, to nato, into the united states a do watch your step. i'm going to borrow some chinese words. you know, you could get burned with ukraine. now let's talk about right now. you know, the, a, nancy pelosi, i suppose as we speak right now is approaching or maybe even be in taiwan and the tiny sworn don't do this. they'll be consequences. is there a parallel here and who's not understanding the world? go ahead, michael. well, well, thanks for having me, peter. y

martin go ahead. which is why i don't, i don't think don't. i don't personally, i don't think that going for war and i'll stand aside to with your other committees . i think they're looking for a state of emergency and i think this is going to be a huge public relations exercise where their heart but martin that when that, that's what the u. s. as in these hot heads, one, the chinese may react very, very differently to that. don't lose anglo. yes, this is, it was a great danger that was great genji in ukraine and with russia. and the great change with china is miscalculation in how much confidence do you place in the biden administration to not? well, you know, then this calculation is great because there is no, the nation is great because you also have the chinese wanting good. they're going to have their communist party or a big group are coming up and it's easy and ping needs to get there reelected for a 3rd term. so he's definitely gonna take a very hard stand. i think, i think, i think that was this, this thing is going to happen over a f

right, let's bring in martin we, we hear you. and that's, it's very interesting what you say martin had just said they would these extreme weather events like the super floods in pakistan. it is countries that contribute less to the carbon emissions that are the worst effected. what can be done for these countries and who pays the price for climate? reparations. yeah, well, it's very clearly those countries, and especially the poor people in those countries are currently paying the highest price. and it's unfair because they have contributed the least to the problem. so i think that he's an ethical issue in front of world leaders at the moment as they were meeting recently at the united nations general assembly and will be meeting again at cop $27.00 in e, in, in egypt, and early november in a very practical sense. the recipes and the very simple, the intergovernmental panel on climate change has assessed all the world's evidence, and it's concluded that we are already seeing, aggravated humanitarian disaster is new to climate ch

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but martin hopeful is having fun. oh, you can see that we're above the tree tones little than the 20th floor is great because once you get a magnificent view across this industrial mask with motus is glad they only need to go up to the 6th floor. the workers have already started to weaken parts of the walls. this will make it easier to bring down the white giant the 29 of those, some with salmon, him to some bow holes are still missing home. let's see. it was magna, it's documented. and oh good was they want to blow up floors 6 and 7 on can. you can imagine it's like a tree. i'm all remember to follow tree honey to cut out a which is how and that's exactly what we'll do here. hang tight, we're blast out a which i forgot. so this is the high rise was will blast out a which so falls down the even plan to have to which is one in the basement and one on the 6th floor. so the white giant collapses in on itself. the whole process should only take about 15 seconds. no single misty, it is not as it were. kindergarten, childre

martin hope fur reviews everything. he's nervous in the basement to engineers, a filling the last bull holes. not yet. the challenge is stone st. wouldn't get some detonating cord and a threading iron and put it in. come on, let's do something else. in the meantime. hopeful has wired up hundreds of electronic detonate is that those and try and this, the idea, the crucial thing is the idea. well, it's a unique number. every detonator has one open when we've programmed each with a certain destination. tyson sites with a delay of up to 30 seconds. excellent. then bus is and by that's unheard of been blasting technologies. i embody this is unique. so we're all excited for him or worried or i don't know what to think at this. mike is, is move, it will be so we'll see on trauma. electronic detonate is a more accurate spit, also much more expensive than conventional ones. meanwhile, or rica motus is working on keeping track of everything. so that these colorful pitches of the result of the few not shifts. i sat here every even

[applause] martin j egan, jr michael egan samantha martin egan carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich johnric adam eisenberg >> daphne ferlinda elder >> michael j elferis >> mark joseph ellis >> valerie silver ellis >> albert alfy william elmarry >> edgar hendricks emery, jr >> doris suk-yuen eng >> christopher epps >> ulf ramm ericson >> erwin l erker >> william john erwin jose espinal >> fanny espinoza >> bridget ann esposito >> francis esposito >> michael esposito >> william esposito >> ruben esquilin, jr >> sadie ette >> barbara g etzold >> eric brian evans robert evans >> meredith emily june ewart >> catherine k fagan >> patricia mary fagan >> it was 21 years ago on september 9 we celebrated his 30th birthday. we had a great night and a great day. we lost him tuesday morning. we always look back at that day and how much fun we had. we miss him as much today as we did 21 years ago. >> my grandfather joseph jenkins junior, we love and miss you so much. we with you -- wish you were here. >> patricia mary fagan >> keith george fairben sandra fajardo-smith william f fallon william lawrence

marti >> karen ann martin >> peter c. martin >> teresa m. martin >> william j.in, jr. >> brian e. martineau >> betsy martinez >> edward j. martinez >> jose angel martinez, jr. >> robert gabriel martinez >> waleska martinez rivera >> lizie d. martinez-calderon >> paul richard martini >> anne marie martino-cramer >> joseph a. mascali >> bernard mascarenhas >> stephen frank masi >> ada l. mason-acker >> and my cousin your daughter, vanessa, and your son, vernon jr. and your five grandchildren, the mattinglies, the richards, are all proud of you. and miss you and god bless you. and sleep in peace. >> and my father, brian joseph mercy, dad, i love you and miss you every day. i'm grateful for the five years we had together and i know we would be best friends if you were still here. judy, layla and i talk about you all the time and carry on your legacy. you're so loved by the entire family. in addition to the lives lost on 9/11, i also remember and mourn for the victims of the war on terror who were killed in the years since the attack. we're impacted by the ripple eff

think of are the ugliest parts of humans for there has this the parliament men love lennox a kaya and martin are a sexual meaning they don't feel sexual attraction to other people. lena lives in hamburg along the so called repub on is the heart of the red light district where visitors find porn cinema lap dances and sex workers. but no part of the scene is of interest to the 38 year old a relic made us and the yet on. when i see this, i think this is some pretty old air brushing. the proportions are off for the colors are faded, it's just a trashy image photo. rubbish would be of the thing, but i wouldn't think who breath i now i want to go touch sonnet stem host on possibly him seat us. yeah, i see it more. is the bad advertisement for something i don't understand the mit for steve leonard gnosis, when he was still in puberty, that sex didn't have the same appeal for him as it did for others. suddenly every one was talking about it, but he didn't understand little the fuss was about. he tried it anyway. sat with me hurt that you're shopping foster. i'm just never understood what so grade or

martin blaser. - [martin] hey, how are you? - hi, i'm julia, lovely to meet you.martin is a microbiologist who also researches the microbiome. when it comes to using antibiotics, both gria and martin believe we need a better balance. - by and large, we have overestimated the value of antibiotics. we're giving antibiotics like water. the big dogma is it might not help you, but it won't hurt. but what if it does hurt? the's more and more evidence we're losing microbial diversity, it's just going down. - [julia] martin and gloria wa to prevt the further loss of diversity in our microbiomes. - we've overdone it. now we have to find a more moderate approach. and ultimately, if we find a more moderate approach, then maybe we can stop the decline in diversity, but how do we get it back? that's gonna require restoration. - [julia] one intriguing candidate for microbial restoration is the h. pylori bacteria, the same one that barry marshall infected himself with. - most doctors in the world are trying to get rid of helicobacter on the idea that it's a bad guy and its. but

honey martine too had no interest in sex in his youth, not knowing what he was feeling. he searched for other explanations or i tried to mark the gothic conflict. i used to think maybe i was gay because if i wasn't attracted to girls see me that i must be attracted to guys. right, because there's nothing else. every person must have some sexual attraction film with it. but after a little while, the nova, i realized that it wasn't that either. neither is this off me machine grew up in the 1960s. at that time there wasn't a time to describe his feelings. now he knows how to explain his a sexuality. i'm going to mrs. nichols, i am talking with a heterosexual man or does. i'd ask lifted. now imagine you see a really handsome young man. what great build muscular really a very, very handsome man. what kind of sexual attraction do you have an unseal? don't any anthony 99 percent of the time is none at all. we're almost none. oh and then i say, sorry, okay. now imagine this also happens with a beautiful woman when fossil leonardo was in his early thirty's, when he learned about

martin goes to christopher street day, an annual parade to push for l. g. b. t q writes and celebrate queer life. this is not originate in one so its own vince to demonstrate and to make a sexuality visible, go misty. i find this incredibly important, especially for young people hinge and for people who don't even know that his orientation exists. these earlier and it also doesn't hurt to have a gray haired person like mesh lake, partially calling on a midlife. lynette also wants to help people except the a sexuality then and if possible, if a person is thinking they might be a sexual threats, i would advise them to trust what's there and for and to be themselves deemed so for collin, was dyess for me once i was getting to know other asexual people who helped a lot on an ethics. when mentioning compacts with a kaya and manna, i happy in their relationship completely sex 3 of the 2 percent. the relationship is not just allowance thanks to them and spend time together in a different way. 5 and create your own type of been trying to me to trust me is douglasville

martin and his wife don't miss regular sex. she accepts as a sexuality, but that doesn't mean they aren't close. aah! this is the soon as he feels king lu, my wife and i have nothing against touching. i didn't. i always say we go to sleep every night in each other's arms all about dog and, but it never or very, very rarely that leads to what you would really call sex last month. ricky, say, just isn't needed. as i thought, need more mist went off him, call me no sex with a partner, but with oneself is a different matter. for many asexual people, masturbation as part of their lives. and christian, this is the, it's important to understand that there's a difference between libido and sexual attraction that will person or thank or not on opulent obasi for a sexual person. so if they masturbate and it's more like skip this, okay, there's a physical need that can be satisfied in this way feeding for some it's pleasurable in the brothers. it's like blowing their nose or scratching a niche in either puts and then it's over on furnaces

. >> el cantante ricky martin demanda a su sobrino. >> ¿¿quÉ tal?s con la amenaza que representa el huracÁn kay para los estados en el litoral del estado mexicano tienen 24 horas para ultimar sus preparativos ante los estragos que causarÁ que amenaza con fuertes vientos de aguacero que provocaran estragos >>> muy buenas noches desde baja california sur, es que mÁs de mil personas resguardadas tras el paso del huracÁn kay este sistema que sigue avanzando y seguirÁ dejando lluvias puntuales en el brazo de mÉxico >>> con el fortalecimiento del huracÁn kay categorÍa 2 azota. >> en baja california sur el desbordamiento de un arroyo quejÓ varado. >> la cantidad de agua fue tanta que tuvo que ser liberada en la paz para evitar el desbordamiento. >> el golpe del agua es lo que causa los destrozos ademÁs de la fuerza del viento >>> derivado de los vientos mÁs de mil personas han sido llevadas a albergues y refugios temporales >>> mientras tanto en colima comienzan a reconstruir lo que destruyÓ el huracÁn. >> vamos a comenzar a construir todo de nuevo >>> otr

martin thank you _ to be brought to a close. martin thank you and — to be brought to a close.thank you and have a great weekend, thank you and have a great weekend, thank you very much and hope you have a great weekend too and if you don't plan to have a great weekend, please, there'll be more papers now be back tomorrow afternoon and coming up next, it's the film review. to ta ke to take us through this week cinema releases, as ever, mark. hello. we're walking the full length of the counter this week. we have mrs harris goes to paris, which pretty much does what it says on the tin. we have the woman king, which is a sweeping epic with viola davis. and there's a new film by peter strickland, flux gourmet, which i am very much looking forward to discussing with you. yes. plenty to be said there. but let's start with the glorious lesley manville. so, mrs harris goes to paris, which is based on a book by paul gallico, who wrote the snow goose and the poseidon adventure and a bunch of things that were adapted. lesley manville is ada harris. she earns a living cleaning for rich cli

martin weale, a former member of the monetary policy committee. lizzy burden starting out at the bank of england early on. very smart analysis prayed thank you very much indeed. we had this coming through. the shares of credit suisse under a little bit of pressure, we around 50 minutes away from the close. stocks moving sharply. their report to may be looking to exit the u.s. markets. there was basically a restructuring plan that's been formulated at credits west at the moment. a lot of things moving around at the moment. all kinds of plans it seems being potentially tested right now with the markets. we will talk about that later on. joining others by raising rates but only by 50 basis points. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> inflationary pressure increased. the inflationary forecast plus included the interest rate hike. we came to the conclusion to the right time to tighten monetary policy moving from negative to positive. guy: thomas jordan, the snb chair. raising 75 basis points today. the market seems like it wanted even more. other central banks bein

and martin, i think emma _ opportunity to come. and martin, i think emma may _ opportunity to come.d martin, i think emma may have dropped you opportunity to come. and martin, i i think emma may have dropped you in there, because he said it is the only monarch she remembers. i was born in january _ only monarch she remembers. i was born in january 1953, _ only monarch she remembers. i was born in january 1953, so _ only monarch she remembers. i was born in january 1953, so six - only monarch she remembers. i —" born injanuary 1953, so six months before her coronation, so she is the only monarch i have known, but she is a very special lady. i only monarch i have known, but she is a very special lady.— is a very special lady. i wrenched ou awa is a very special lady. i wrenched you away from — is a very special lady. i wrenched you away from some _ is a very special lady. i wrenched you away from some people - is a very special lady. i wrenched you away from some people you | is a very special lady. i wrenched i you away from some people you got friendly within the queue. described to

i adjust the collar on martin to the very ears and calmly.sten the carbine in order to observe safety precautions. i fastened it to the collar, the second leash, keep the dog under your left hand and i'm on the insurance outside the site. we turn around, calmly, do not pull, do not pull perfectly. our task is not to punish him for bad behavior, but to teach him to think in the right direction. martin and i are learning a new language of communication. we will need your voice a treat and a leash the team knows well, but not everyone knows, but not everyone knows or does not always perform does not always perform, but not everyone knows well in a calm voice give the command to sit. and here is a slight tension on the leash, i give the top to sit. all once any command is given once pay attention. that is, i don’t pull, i don’t raise my voice, i don’t repeat the command, but i fix the leash in one place with two fingers and give a little tension. i don’t repeat commands perfectly, i noticed. i gave a slight pull up, but at that time martin did hi

as martin said, there are the personal feeling _ martin said, there are the personal feeling is _ martinw role in the world. . . , , ., world. james cook is in ballater, alan scotland — world. james cook is in ballater, alan scotland editor, _ world. james cook is in ballater, alan scotland editor, where i world. james cook is in ballater, alan scotland editor, where the | alan scotland editor, where the cortege past through a short while ago, just six miles from balmoral. one in three people in this nation will have met the queen or seen her, i imagine this number is almost everybody there in ballater will have had an encounter or direct connection with the monarch and the family in balmoral.— family in balmoral. exactly, and indeed, family in balmoral. exactly, and indeed. that _ family in balmoral. exactly, and indeed, that is _ family in balmoral. exactly, and indeed, that is very _ family in balmoral. exactly, and indeed, that is very striking i family in balmoral. exactly, andj indeed, that is very striking that when _ indeed, that is very striking that when you — indeed, that is v

martin, you won't have a word on the nutrition. yes, i can say that i agree with my friends rather than click the energy crisis, which is caused by the sanctions. the thank you don't work and it's not the right way. and he's right everyone who is really trying to discuss what's going on and making proposals which could work. it's denounced at the pro park. i'm just doing something that is no real analytic way of discussing the meta in the mall. and i think the energy crisis could be overcome very easily stopping distinctions open no thing to which you know, is in that by the german government. and then in germany at these people have no problems with energy. i don't believe so much in nuclear energy. i think. ready opening not 3 to and the sanctions will be very good solution for you as well. martin then on the overall situation, you'll be well aware that people across europe and small business owners, for instance, in bigger businesses, to our opening, their bills in the morning. and just being shocked by this size of what they ha

a armstrong international economist martin. welcome sir. russia to day. thanks for joining us now. turkey thin is one of russia's strong allies and is ready to pay for russian gas partly in rubles. and do you think he sees russia as a strategic ally to help gain leverage with the west or is or to one just looking after his own interests with a strong economy and elections next year? well, i think naturally he's looking at his own self interest. the, you have the problem with the whole sanctions is that it does affect many more areas and just grows and taking the, the gas and paying it rubles, is effectively what they have done is they have divided the world economy into. so, i mean, even if you go back to 2014, when obama tried to get swift to, to put sanctions on, they said no back then your you would destroy the world economy. so they changed the head of the swift organization in 2019. and now you have this insane of sanctions, and it is the green agenda that is probably causing most of the problem. but, you know, they, they'

martin grew up in the 1960s. at that time there wasn't a time to describe his feelings. now he knows how to explain his a sexuality. i'm going to, mrs. nichols, i am talking with a heterosexual man would was i'd ask lifted. now imagine you see a really handsome young man. what great build muscular really a very, very handsome man, what kind of sexual attraction do you have an unseal? don't any answer 99 percent of the time is none at all. we're almost none. oh and then i say, sorry. okay. now imagine this also happens with a beautiful woman when puzzle lennox was in his early thirties when he learned about a sexuality. a few years later he came out as a sexual. he now lives without sex, and the inconveniences that came along with it. as well. i think man bethune, ever since i stopped having sexual relationships, there's been less hassle in my daily life or kind of her from group doesn't. i don't have to constantly shower or change my bed sheets with no good seeing what it's just practical. as a strong practice, i'm for free from romantic relationships, friendships and no

sin embargo, ya en ediciÓn digital, el equipo de abogados de ricky martin presentÓ hace unos dÍas unaletamente desvinculada de la realidad. veremos en quÉ termina este caso el famoso cantante. carolina: un tema polÉmico, gracias, y para ti, feliz aniversario, 6 aÑos de "ediciÓn digital". recientemente se uniÓ a nuestra bella familia. borja: una introducciÓn maravillosa la que hemos vivido, andrea. andrea: felicidades a todos, aunar estar aquÍ. borja: vamos con otro momento que corre como la pÓlvora en las redes sociales, y que ademÁs no necesita presentaciÓn. borja: ese momento en el que el tenista espaÑol, carlos alcaraz, de 19 aÑos, hizo historia en el us open, new york, tras ser el tenista mÁs joven en ganar ese torneo y convertirse enel tenista nÚmero uno del mundo. alcaraz impuso en un largo partido al noruegode 23 aÑos, y asÍ se expresÓ el jugador sobre su victoria. >> ha sido un partido muy exigente, donde yo creo que uno de los mejores partidos mentalmente que jugado de toda mi carrera, sin duda. borja: quÉ orgulloso estoy de Él como espaÑol. para ser el nÚmero uno del mundo,

and so, we come to the sensational aston martin db5 replica stunt car.eventually, the price reaching if not an all—time high, but close enough. —— then close enough. 2,a00,000, this bidder has it. it's against you in the uae, if you want to come back in, last chance, the cameras are up. it's not quite gone. it is now. sold to you. add on commission and this rather battered stunt car sold for more than $3 million. as for the bond franchise, it will continue, and soon with a brand—new leading man. afterall, nobody does it better. the name's allman — tim allman, bbc news. going to have to keep saving before i can afford an aston martin myself. that's all from us for now. you can find me on twitter. thanks for watching. hello. well, it's fairly clear and calm across most of the uk right now but later on, we are expecting wind and rain to sweep right across the country. a big autumn low is on the way, and here it is on the weather map. a lot of isobars there, and that does mean some very strong winds, especially in north—western parts of the uk. let's have a

martin castro jr. tells me he has been told solano will be in court next week. i asked the father if he planned to attend the court hearings, and he said every single one. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> truly heartbreaking. thank you so much, robert. >>> now to our continuing coverage of queen elizabeth's passing. a live look outside of buckingham palace. it's just after 1:00 a.m. saturday there. britain is now in a period of mourning. today king charles iii gave his first address as the new monarch. in his prerecorded speech, he paid tribute to his late mother, calling her an inspiration and an example to his family. the king also gave his son prince william a new title. >> as my heir, william now assumes the scottish titles, which have meant so much to me. he succeeds me as duke of cornwall and takes on the responsibilities for the duchy of cornwall, which i have undertaken for more than five decades. today i am proud to create him princess of wales. >> king charles also mentioned his son prince harry, expressing his love for harry and his wife meghan mar

cox, one of the first things i will say, martin luther king's lawyer wrote a book on what martin would say, the first thing was about policing. he said defund the police, martin would say are you crazy. our neighborhoods need policing more than anyone. the other one is voting. the next one becomes food deserts. we have politicians who look like me and you and some of these areas, they do not go, we just reelect the same people over and over again and do nothing for us. we do not attend school board meetings, we do not attend city council meetings, we do not vote for crucial people, like in texas, people just do not vote. it is pathetic that they complain and complain and complain. they complain about the governor, but when it comes time to vote they do not go vote. that is a problem for me. i am 74 years old. i was taught to vote. and we vote. our kids -- it is not important. it is important when it comes to your state representatives. when you go out to vote, you vote for everybody, attorney general, governor, lieutenant governor. we do not teach that anymore. it was taught when i was

his real name is martine lenika. he left for syria about 6 months before lenovo and had become an intelligence officer for the islamic state. ah, soon after his daughter vanished, mike contacted a journalist ah, that's where i come in. folk markovich. i'd been recording on terrorism for years and spend time in syria and iraq. we hit it off right away. we didn't know it at the time, but there would be many more meetings and conversations like this one in 2015 mostly revolving around one question, why? it was either for, for gloss against go kind of trunks or doesn't don't wrinkle full. she showed us out completely, kept us out of that part of her life. bitter a young girl voluntarily goes to syria isn't, isn't shiny gone muslin here. she wouldn't even go into the bond because of the maya gets broke, as will congress jumped on this. but then she heads off to a civil war where all hell had broken loose, where people aren't messing around as much to who cancel either. in rocca, the capital of the islamic state, leon nova

the ministers are asking the block to cap revenues of non-gas energy producers martin ratz from morganstanley is here to get a sense of the energy market and the eu meeting we had over the weekend regarding the same issue those broader price caps, martin, how much of that would certainly influence the market on a longer term bases we get the sense of how urgent this might be, but we need a longer term solution is that possible >> well, when you say energy, that covers a lot. it is worth being precise about what we're talking about here. in this case, energy really means electricity. there are two issues in europe well, several issues in europe two that are in focus. electricity and natural gas. natural gas strikes me that there is not a lot the eu can do about the wholesale price, but electricity, there is more to be done electricity is almost always everywhere a local market. gas is by now pretty much global in europe, we need large quantities of lng and erode demand we need a price signal that incentivizes that if there were a price cap on the wholesale of natural gas, we would compe

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