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the world cup semifinal, england against new zealand, england have never beaten new zealand. and they can all hold our heads up high and be proud. for england their time is now, the they will make it to manchester next friday. i've been waiting for this for five years. . yeah. a world cup final. tom haley the england captain, england are wheelchair rugby league world cup winners. and australia are world cup champions! the fireworks are going off, and it is the rugby league. world cup men's final. and australia are - the world champions. vying for attention on the other side of the world, the women's rugby union world cup in new zealand, wales and scotland met in their opening game wales coming out on top. england made it through to the pool stage two, a big win over fiji was followed by a much tougher test. narrowly overcoming france, before cutting loose once more against south africa. the knockouts followed with wins over australia and then canada, setting up a final with hosts new zealand. a red card for the red roses, and a tough task became almost impossible. agonising d

of people around the world, president volodymyr zelenskyi said about this in an address to the new zealand parliament, he reminded that kyiv offers a 10-point peace plan and suggested that new zealand pay attention to the eighth point, which concerns environmental security. i urge you to show the leadership of international institutions, in particular in the un and above the unilateral level with other states. so that the world can see this challenge of the russian war. so that the world can see that there is no real peace where any child can die from a hidden russian anti-personnel measure. there is no real peace where the consequences of war in the form of poisonous groundwater can destroy normal life in several countries, there is no real peace where ecocide and its consequences have not been overcome sensationalism, but to this day the world does not have a common experience of overcoming the destructive impact of war on the natural environment, and after the speech of the president it became known that new zealand will allocate almost 2 million dollars for humanitarian aid to ukraine,

new zealand made an explosive tourists a target of 138 from just 15 overs.sive start, reaching tourists a target of 138 from just 15 overs. new zealand made an explosive start, reaching 61—1 tourists a target of 138 from just 15 overs. new zealand made an explosive start, reaching 61—1 in the eighth over before bad light ended play on the soapy drama ended there. the second and final test also in karachi starts on the 2nd of january. that is your sport from me for the moment. thank you very much, there are more parents there, we were talking about pele at the top of the bulletin and sarah was also talking about those tributes as well. another great left us yesterday. with the celebrated english designer vivienne westwood passing away at the age of 81. sarah campbell looks back at her life. # i am an antichrist. # i am an anarchist. # don't know what i want but i know how to get it. # i want to destroy...# she gave birth to punk, conquered the catwalk and built a globalfashion empire. a grammarschool girl from glossop in derbyshire, vivienne westwood was a wo

haidi: we are watching the economic forecast when it comes to new zealand as well, new zealand is forecasting in the second quarter of 2023. grant robertson says the recession shall be shallow. let us get to our guest with death. >> this was not expected to be a fantastic economic update. we were anticipating an end to the fuel excise and this was a cut in the tax that makes up a large proportion of what new zealand has paid for petrol at the petrol pump. that is gone. that is costing the government half $1 million a year to maintain. the government will be running a contractionary fiscal policy that will bring inflation under control. we are awaiting updates on the inflation numbers but there are countries, the inflation story in new zealand has been confronting, 7.2% in october and we have seen a coming through slump in -- we have seen a slump in house prices. off of 12%. the economic conditions in new zealand are challenging to say the least. on a positive note, migration is surging as well. the wage price pressure, the take away from the update is the recession in the second quarter of ne

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the west teaches kiev by its reception new zealand instructors in the british center performed a whole concert on these rambos to look funny. and what will slovenia show how effective nato dances with tambourines around the apu are, we ask our commanders in the czech republic for a statement about russian position. almost fifty people are under investigation, two sentences can reach the real term. the so-called free europes have already been removed, they continue to fight for a single opinion , not just an advertisement in the lviv clinic, everyone is offered to do a dna test for the veins of a muscovite and receive a certificate of purebred ukraine . grylls, british traveler. tv presenter that he will do on the square to survive in the points of invincibility there are zhukov and do without latrines. attempts to establish some kind of tribunals will not have legitimacy, we will, of course, condemn them. so dmitry peskov today commented on the news from the french foreign ministry, which announced the planning. strictly speaking, the international tribunal. based on some war crimes du

billions for the future health system. >> reporter: health officials say the number of smokers in new zealandallen to the lowest rate yet at a percent. they hope the legislation will make the country smoke-free by 2025. >>> the new law does not ban vaping, it remains popular among young new zealanders. that's up more than 2% than a year ago. that is it for the news at 5:00. right now starts with elizabeth cook. >>> a critical shelter for families in san francisco could be hours away from closing. the last-ditch effort to save it. >> what do we want? >> a final plea to protect the oasis for families. >> we need the city to take charge of this. the children need homes. >>> rethinking the shelter experience. >> 5:00 in the morning. you have to take all your stuff with you. one bay area city unconventional approach to get people off the streets. >>> the suspect in the paul pelosi attack heading to travel. one of the first officers on scene. the alleged hit list that included a hollywood a lister. >>> a 4-year-old battling a rare medical condition. today he and his family have reason to smile. how

taking place in new zealand is the rhythm & vines festival.r marks the 20th anniversary of the festival. situated on the waiheke estate, in gisborne, the three—day festival runs from 25—31 december. sticking with new zealand, the world buskers festival is returning for its 30th edition from the 13th of january. held in the city of christchurch, street performers from all over the world flock to new zealand's south island to show what they can do. afrikaburn is the african equivalent of the world—renowned burning man festival in the usa. the event has been running since 2007, and grows bigger each year. it will take place in south africa between the 24th and 30th april 2023, at the tankwa karoo. first thing on monday morning when the direction coming from in northeasterly a lot of group gray cloud. still a cool source and you can drive insurers along that east coast some of them pushing further in then. sunshine not that much but perhaps a coolish view to the they generally five to 8 degrees to high. now as we move into to state the wind direct

it's something that's been talked about with new zealand about as well with new zealand though mightseparate, though that might be separate, something potentially though that might be separate, sorquitelg potentially though that might be separate, sorquite successful potentially though that might be separate, sorquite successful with tentially though that might be separate, sorquite successful with the ially though that might be separate, sorquite successful with the us/ be quite successful with the us . like a good way . it does seem like a good way to immigration in a less to open up immigration in a less controversial when controversial way. and when you look polling, got look at polling, you got something like 70, 80% of people tend to support more open tend to support a more open immigration with the concept i'm a of australia , new zealand a kind of australia, new zealand and in the us there are, if and also in the us there are, if you like, countries because we as you said, we have similar economic levels. it's an opportunity to live in and somewhere else in the world for a co

taking place in new zealand is the rhythm & vines festival. the 20th anniversary of the festival. situated on the waiheke estate, in gisborne, the three—day festival runs from 25—31 december. sticking with new zealand, the world buskers festival is returning for its 30th edition from 13 january. held in the city of christchurch, street performers from all over the world flock to new zealand's south island to show what they can do. afrikaburn is the african equivalent of the world—renowned burning man festival in the usa. the event has been running since 2007, and grows bigger each year. it will take place in south africa between 24—30 april, 2023, at the tankwa karoo. mining or it feels cold enough already. especially with the easterly wind picking up on sunday. i get more showers and more cloud. it's cold air we got at the moment. it's cold air we got at the moment. i reached over touch of frost but some icy patches as well. a colder start to the date across western scotland but this could be to dates to be. more sunshine more cloud and showe

taking place in new zealand is the rhythm & vines festival.ds, and this year marks the 20th anniversary of the festival. situated on the waiheke estate, in gisborne, the three—day festival runs from 25—31 december. sticking with new zealand, the world buskers festival is returning for its 30th edition from the 13th of january. held in the city of christchurch, street performers from all over the world flock to new zealand's south island to show what they can do. afrikaburn is the african equivalent of the world—renowned burning man festival in the usa. the event has been running since 2007, and grows bigger each year. it will take place in south africa between the 24th and 30th april 2023, at the tankwa karoo. hello there. looks like we're going to have a real taste of winter for this upcoming week. it's turning colder for all areas and we'll see some snow as well, particularly in the northern half of scotland. could be disruptive snow. it's turning colder for all, with very cold nights, widespread hard frost and a risk of ice in places. but t

the west teaches kiev with its technique, new zealand instructors in the british center put on a whole concert on these rambos to watch funny commanders in the czech republic for the statement about the russian position. almost fifty people under investigation can reach the real term, two sentences have already been passed by the so-called free europe continue to fight for a single opinion. not just advertising in the lviv clinic, everyone is offered to do a dna test for muscovite genes and receive a certificate of purebred ukraine . baer grylls spotted in ukraine, british travel ekaterina leading what he will do on the square to survive in points. invincibility or teach ukrainians to eat zhukov and do without cleaning. we have just received a new video from the ministry of defense. this is the arrival airfield, chkalovsky and russian military personnel who have been released from ukrainian captivity. as specified in the territory under the control of the kiev regime and threatened with mortal danger , 50 people were called through the negotiation process. each of them was immediately

scientists call a potential milestone for humanity. heidi joe castro al jazeera washington for new zealand is imposing a lifetime tobacco ban on future generations. a new set of laws will make it illegal to sell tobacco products and cigarettes to any one born after 2008. and that means the number of people able to buy tobacco will shrink every year. new zealand smoking rate is already as a historic low. the legislation is designed to cut the number of retail is able to sell tobacco by 90 percent and 3 years. there is no good reason to allow a product to be sold, that kills half the people that use it. and i can tell you that we will end this in the future as we pass this legislation. this bow will create generational change and it will leave a legacy of better health for our youth. it will reduce hospitalizations and reduce the burden of smoking related illness. it will save thousands of lives and billions for.

and also we prime minister of new zealand discussed the protection of the rights of women, who remainithout any protection in many countries of the world. you see, bloodshed is on the agenda it takes a place next to women's rights, that is, it has become not even ordinary, but obligatory on duty is also interestingly militant.

it's true, they're not directly involved, but rather they use a straight or new zealand as proxies. ok, well what? well, in the region, looking at this year graphically who are the ideal strategic partners of pop? when you get a, if the country is to pursue a more neutral stance? well, their position is, we don't, we, we look in all directions. we don't accept the enemies or other people as our enemies, basically. and you would find the same thing across the political spectrum and p injury in the solomons, inventor watts, that they want to have developed and partners from other parts of the world. the silence some years ago, ditch taiwan in favor of the people's republic of china. and because the relationship with taiwan was really just basically went on by some money, everyone saw that the, the role of the p r c is a far more important one in the longer term in the pacific. and of course, the, the chinese in the, in the pacific in the southeast pacific, like in africa, like in many countries, major investors, these guys in infrastructure, in resource industries and so on. now what

between australia and new zealand on december 13, 19507, the text of the pioneer oath was approved innion. it sounded like this before the face of its comrades solemnly, i promise. to live, study and work, as the great lenin bequeathed. the pioneer organization itself appeared in 1922 under the name of the spartak young pioneer detachments after death. lenin gave her his name and motto. be ready always ready the pioneer taught not only life in socialist society, but also instilled the nobility of selflessness. willingness to help symbols. pioneers had a red tie and a badge for 69 years of pioneer's existence , 210 million children passed through its ranks on december 13, 1969, the construction of the kama automobile plant began, the famous kamaz was declared a shock komsomol construction site, the country needed new powerful trucks, which at that moment could not start producing. with him, the moscow zil and the idea of ​​​​a new plant arose. giant enterprise in naberezhnye chelny was built in just 7 years. the first serial kamaz truck rolled off the assembly line in 1976. the populat

the new legislation comes as new zealand attempts to make the country smoke free by 2025. now the band has riled those demanding use in among thirds has also seen indonesia pass a criminal code. the critics say threatened human rights and freedoms. just last week, indonesia, lawmakers unanimously passed a sweeping criminal code that criminalizes sex outside marriage or the threatens on married couples. that's who have sex with up to a year in jail. 6 months for those who co habits or the local authorities have a short tourist. the bundle won't affect them, global figures and rice, i to best say that the new law suggest that democracy is dead in the country. wow. criminalizing the personal decisions of individuals would loom large within the decision metrics of many companies, determining whether to invest in indonesia. at loring sex outside marriage is a violation to the right to privacy protected under international law. consensual, sexual relationships should not be treated as a criminal offense or a violation of morality indonesian democracy's debt. this is reflected in

taking place in new zealand is the rhythm & vines festival.r marks the 20th anniversary of the festival. situated on the waiheke estate, in gisborne, the three—day festival runs from 25—31 december. sticking with new zealand, the world buskers festival is returning for its 30th edition from 13 january. held in the city of christchurch, street performers from all over the world flock to new zealand's south island to show what they can do. afrikaburn is the african equivalent of the world—renowned burning man festival in the usa. the event has been running since 2007, and grows bigger each year. it will take place in south africa between 24—30 april, 2023, at the tankwa karoo. stick around, because still to come on this week's travel show... ..a natural wonder that has fascinated experts for decades. so don't go away. this week, i'm in dakar — the busy, buzzing, noisy capital of senegal. what you might not know about this city is that it lies at the extreme western point of the african continent. look at that! they've put a ship right on the tip

meeting of the european council on december 15 just addressed the parliament and the people of new zealande peace about the special ones we are convening to implement our formula and called on new zealanders to take the lead in supporting at the international level one of the points formulas of the world concerning environmental safety and demining new zealand is one of those countries that understands that the destruction of the natural environment is equal to the destruction of life which can help the diplomatic mobilization of its region in order to implement the ukrainian formula for peace. today i signed the law adopted by the verkhovna rada on the liquidation of the oask district administrative court of kyiv. this story has ended. and the history of reforms continues continues even during such a war. thank you to everyone who is fighting for our independence, who is currently at the front, who is having a hard time now, we support you because we trust you very much glory to all our soldiers glory to our glory to the indomitable people. glory to ukraine and now and again winter is at

level one of the points of the peace formula that concerns environmental security and demining new zealands one of those countries which understands that the destruction of the natural environment is equal to the destruction of life and which can help the diplomatic mobilization of its region in order to implement the ukrainian formula peace, one more thing today, i signed the law adopted by the verkhovna rada on the liquidation of the oask of the district administrative court of kyiv this story has ended and the history of reforms continues continues even during such a war i thank everyone who works for ukraine i thank everyone who fights for our independence who is now at the front who now it's difficult, we support you because we believe in you very much. glory to all our soldiers. glory to our indomitable people. glory to ukraine . evacuation on the verge of life and death. poppy. everything is fine, my hen. look at your security. the road to give me a safe place, my grandmother, the guardian left me and i took pity on myself, for weeks we lived in basements, hiding from shelling, very

i've always wanted to go to new zealand. i feel like a hobbit houses perfectly sized for me.ing you some. i guess you said it, not me. next to a whale giving out high five. wait. what? vladimir pull up. i think i'm saying his name right most famous beluga whale in the world is known for his friendly interactions, and now he's showing off some high fiving skills raising offenders he passed by a group of voters off the coast of norway, vladimir was actually branded a russian spy after he appeared off of norway's coast wearing a russian harness back in 2019. but so far he's not said anything about it one way or the other is keeping quiet. he's keeping quiet that i also don't mind mispronouncing his name because he's not going to say anything about that, either to us, and finally, to the tiniest santa of them all. what this% adorable guinea pig named bon bon is getting into the holiday spirit dressed up as santa claus bonbons human mom, lillian says she rescued bonbons mom last september and quickly discovered she was pregnant. okay what lost thickens. the guinea pig, not lillian

the europeans made first contact with the mauri tribe, the indigenous people of new zealand. well, the mauri attacked the dutch right on the shore, killed several and the angry tasmans disappeared, called this place killer bays. now it's golden bay in time this and subsequent tasman expeditions. reached another island of north zealand as well as the islands of tonga and fiji thanks to the tasman. it was possible for the first time to map most of the coast of northern australia and prove that it is a separate continent in honor of the navigator named the island of tasmania and the tasman sea between australia and new zealand. on december 13, 1957, the text of the pioneer oath was approved in the soviet union ; face my comrades solemnly, i promise. live to study and work, as the great lenin bequeathed. the pioneer organization itself appeared in 1922 under the name of the spartak young pioneer detachments after death. lenin gave her his name and motto. be ready always ready pioneers taught not only life in a socialist society, but also instilled the nobility of selflessness and

new zealand plans to stop future generations from buying to backup. ah, how low they will start in south asian. it's looking a lot quieter across southern areas of india now that the remnants of that fi clone have pulled out to see who still got some showers tickling into the coast. places like carola and some heavy rain popping off in sri lanka. and that's as the heavy rain moves away from the abdomen and nick, by islands into the bay of been go for the north of this a much dry, a picture if you showers here and there affecting the north west of india. but for pakistan and large areas of afghanistan, clear skies and those spread their way for the east. now that, that's not the case for southern areas of china as we head to east asia, more heavy rain to come here for the likes of hong kong, as well as taiwan. and we will see that rains start to creep its way into southern areas of japan by the time we get into friday. but it's a wintry mix that stealing the show across the north with more heavy snow to come for the likes of chicago and western areas.

musicians and everything in ukraine more prefer dancing, a foreign instructor has already taught the new zealand vushniks. khaki is now in the homeland of the mazurka, slovenian officers, probably, will learn the people's ink is the art of war so modernized by the magomedov brothers ? details of the matter. the adventures of a frenchman in america continue to switch the attention of the united states from ukraine begs for support and offers to renew the military partnership. do the states themselves need such a fighting brotherhood, they promise to sell thousands of cars next year, the restoration of the russian market should take place , including at the expense of the domestic industry, and what other brands will make up the next year's rating? they returned to their homeland from ukrainian captivity, as reported by the ministry of defense, there was an exchange according to the 50/50 scheme on military transport aircraft. fifty russian soldiers were brought to moscow for denis will tell you more about treatment and rehabilitation. a military transport aircraft is completing taxiing at the chk

new zealand were up with the run rate before bad light brought a premature end to proceedings.ore from us a little later on. russia's president putin has said he expects his chinese counterpart xi jinping to make a state visit to moscow early next year. in a joint video summit, he also called for greater military co—operation between the two, at a time when western sanctions over russia's war in ukraine are making it increasingly reliant on beijing. but an official chinese readout of the video call made no mention of any state visit and stressed that china would maintain its "objective and fair" stance on the invasion. here's some of what mr putin had to say: translation: in the context of growing i geopolitical tensions, the importance of the russian—chinese strategic partnership as a stabilising factor is growing. we have the same view of the causes, progress and logic of the transformation of the global geopolitical landscape that is now under way. despite the unfavourable external environment, illegitimate restrictions and direct blackmail by some western countries, russia

to new zealand now — where a woman suspected of murdering her two children whose bodies were discoveredover to auckland authorities. the victims are thought to have been between five and ten years old when they died. i'm joined now by tvnz reporter grace thomas in auckland. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme. tell us about this case. i understand that she had been extradited from south korea, but what should we expect to see later today? 50 what should we expect to see later toda ? , ., ., , today? so this morning, actually, she entered _ today? so this morning, actually, she entered her _ today? so this morning, actually, she entered her not _ today? so this morning, actually, she entered her not guilty - today? so this morning, actually, she entered her not guilty plea i today? so this morning, actually, i she entered her not guilty plea here in auckland. she didn't appear in court herself, her lawyer entered the peas for her for those two charges of murder, and thejudge also ordered a name suppression until her hearing next year and set a trial date for 202a. she has

maybe it's the new zealander.maybe and i wanted to comment, by the way. uh, your old discussions here about arrestovich 10.000. losses, here i went on purpose, while you were talking, went on the internet and looked, and alexey arrestovich for the first time this figure of 10,000. the loss was announced on 11 june. that is, it turns out that from june 11 you will lose everything? yes, all these losses that have been carried out since june 11, well, they are equal to zero, according to lucy arrestovich, this information just sounds so idiotic, uh. i just remember that the illusion of an arrest officer voiced it, and therefore i specially looked on june 11 , he first voiced this figure when there were battles for severodonetsky it was necessary, and once again to explain the population of ukraine for the first time. and where did the soldiers go and how real are the numbers of losses, because yes there were very large losses in the vsu, and for the first time they were the president's office by the mouth. lucy arres

the british economist moving from new zealand to ireland.iggest challenge christine lagarde has in the coming 90 days? gabriel: christine and -- thank you for having me, firstly. and thank you for describing the as the most interesting person, but that is for a separate discussion. christine and all the members of the governing council are facing the sorts of challenges that i think many people across europe, if not the world, are facing, which is dealing with some extreme uncertainty. i know we have been talking about that for a while. the combination of the recovery from the pandemic, the supply chain problems that we have had, the news about china that i've have just heard you talk about, the ongoing russian war in ukraine, and so one, we have a consolation of issues that we have to navigate through -- we have a constellation of issues that we have to navigate through. it is a challenge. tom: i would note ireland's leadership in growth -- it has been a growth engine, everything said and done. one of the -- the nominal gdp of america versu

new zealand ended day three of their first test with pakistan leading by two runs. the first time since relinquishing the test captaincy and was 105 not out at stumps. pakistan will hope to wrap up the remaining four wickets and keep new zealand's score of 440 down on day four. the university of bath is already home to some of the world's finest sports teams. now the first ever dedicated training facility for the great britain wheelchair fencing team has opened at the site, as cheryl dennis reports. piers and dimitri are world champion wheelchair fencers. with at least 13 gold medals each, this was a close—fought duel. 0nly last week, they were competing at the european championships. they brought home another four gold medals towards their tally. we were rusty off the flight. it was a nice, fun fight for us and we both enjoyed it. domitri is a great fencer, so it was nice to have a great match. until now, paralympics gb's fencing squad have had to practice in other spaces available at the university of bath. now, they have their own purpose—built, permanent trainin

new zealand were up with the run rate before bad light brought a premature end to proceedings.a following a brawl during the detroit pistons' victory over orlando magic. magic centre moritz wagner has received a two—game ban for pushing pistons guard killian hayes off court during the second quarter on thursday. hayes has been banned for three matches for retaliating. pistons guard hamidou diallo was given a one—game ban along with eight magic players — their suspensions staggered to ensure magic can still field a team. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much indeed for all of that. bringing you up to date on andrew tate. of that. bringing you up to date on andrew tate-— andrew tate. highly controversial and has had _ andrew tate. highly controversial and has had quite _ andrew tate. highly controversial and has had quite a _ andrew tate. highly controversial and has had quite a public - andrew tate. highly controversial and has had quite a public spat i andrew tate. highly controversial l and has had quite a public spat with greta thunberg and has been detained in bu

for new zealand is imposing a life time tobacco about on future generations. a new set of laws will make it illegal to sell tobacco products and cigarettes to any one born after 2008. and that means the number of people able to buy tobacco will shrink every year. new zealand smoking rate is already as a historic low. the legislation is designed to cut the number of retail is able to sell tobacco by 90 percent and 3 years. there is no good reason to allow a product to be sold, that kills half the people that use it. and i can tell you that we will end this in the future as we pass this legislation. this bow will create generational change and leave a legacy of better health for our youth. it will reduce hospitalizations and reduce the burden of smoking related illness. it will save thousands of lives, em billions for the future health system. ah, hello there. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. some breaking news fast and major rescue operation is currently under way of the u. k. coast. to save dozens of people that were on board a small boat. it san

lives and billions for the future health system. >> health officials say the number of smokers in new zealand has already fallen to the lowest rate yet, at 8%. i hope the world's first legislation will make the country smoke-free by 2025. tina krause, cbs news. >>> coming up, no criminals won't be the only ones with long faces in san francisco. you'll meet the police department's newest four linkage recruits when we come back. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, more than vietnam, afghanistan, and iraq combined, >>> coming up at 5:00, a former chp commander, found dead, thousands of miles away. how it might be connected to the murder of her husband. we got that story with more with liz cook and ryan yamamoto. >>> members of the police department would like to present the city's newest unit. expect this is not a job to take lightly. both horses and ofcein the mounted unit must be courageous. we are excited to welcome you to the san francisco police department mounted unit. to >> a good time to find us and duke. horses considered for are at the top of their game . >> ge animals. by cbs >> o'

it was all set up for a thrilling finish on the final day of the first test between pakistan and new zealandsession, it looked as though the match was heading for a draw — until captain babarazam surprisingly declared — setting new zealand 138 to win off 15 overs. and the tourists went for it and looked on course for victory — reaching 61—1 — before bad light meant play was stopped — and the match ended in a draw. the second, decisive test starts on monday. great britain have beaten australia to win their first tie in the inaugral united cup — the mixed team competition that's effectively replaced the hopman cup. after wins for cameron norrie and katie swan on day one, great britainjust needed one more victory to seal the tie, and they got it at the first time of asking as harriet dart beat maddison inglis in straight sets in the early rubber this morning. not such good news for dan evans who was beaten byjason kubler, before dart and jonny 0'mara lost in the doubles, leaving the score 3—2 to great britain. the side face spain next, with norrie playing rafael nadal tomorrow morning. quarter—

i recall that new zealand has imposed sanctions on belarus about the fact that we do not have freedomtment said that under the previous leadership, twitter was engaged in election interference, the obvious reality, as longtime users know, is that twitter has been failing for a very long time confidence and security and interfered in elections. so that's who interfered in e in the american elections. they uh, putin uh. well, not only american yes, and now the bird is free, musk wrote to which the european commissioner, from eribriton answered elon musk's answers that the bird is free, he said that in europe the bird will fly according to our rules here. they had some kind of online, uh, negotiations with this breton, and this breton said that uh, if anything, twitter will be banned in uh. europe if they don't follow the uh rules the breton of the diamond is that twitter must adhere to a checklist of rules, including abandoning an arbitrary approach to recovering blocked users by aggressively spreading disinformation and agreeing to an extensive independent audit of the platform by next

new zealand rang in the new year with fireworks over auckland harbor bridge.n with them? let's watch. ♪ >>> ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two,

so from sydney harbor all the way to new zealand. charming in the new year. of course it's now just after 11 am there. the show was held in oakland with the sky's power behind the river bridge was lit up with a light show and a fireworks display from australia to new zealand to china as well with crowds of people enjoying the atmosphere. have a look at these pictures and enhance the addition of a light symphony with a colorful fireworks display lighting up the capitol, beijing. some amazing pictures right now. coming out of china tonight as it rings in 2023 and all the way to taiwan capital, city type pay, the city government organizing new year's eve, count down the events, to usher and 2023. and i have a look at this type a one i one that's the towering skyscraper in the city. loaded with fi was, i guess they let them off and hope for the best. it looks like the little blue, the top of that building. amazing pictures right here. or nazi international i just a bit more from asia when thailand kicked off the new year just about 3 hours ago. now the celebratio

new zealand already online. we're still looking for a more muted start for chinese equities. you had the blacklisting of chinese tech companies, that was outweighed by those concerns. take a look at u.s. futures. we are perhaps downshifting on the pace of rate hikes, but we might go higher for longer. investors are not liking that. we are watching the 10 year yield as well because treasuries were mixed and the 10-year was down to 3.44. let's dive in on major central-bank meetings. more rate hikes, the battle against inflation rages on. kathleen hays is here with more. there was no surprise when it comes to the easing of the pace of rate hikes. >> the boe estimates that there probably already in recession. this was the night rate hike this year, although they move in slower steps than the other central banks. is this the start of the global financial crisis at 3.5%? they do say that inflation may have peaked but that isn't enough. they have to see it coming down as the fed would say sustainably. this is the path now in fact traders are expecting the boe will follow through. if