since there are new zealand sheep, it undergoes multi-stage processing , so it is softened, so it isity is huge, well, it's just incredibly big, you can use it as a drapery for sofas, chairs, you can use it as just such a blanket to cover yourself when you when you are cold, you can cover your shoulders and walk around the house, you can use it as a bedspread, for example, a road blanket in a car. look at how beautiful it is, even with all that, it looks luxurious with a fringe thanks to the chic color scheme . look, white, red, black and a little green are combined, that's all. very beautiful indeed. well, the fringe, my dear, is a gorgeous fringe of 10 cm. here are the parameters. 1.40 m by 2 m. it is this blanket that will warm you and delight you with its healing properties. listen to this the word, of course, dry heat , what could be better, an amazing plaid, my dears, it’s so easy to wrap up. by the way, new zealand wool relaxes the body very well , calms the nerves. stress, so give yourself the pleasure of pampering yourself with such magical blankets and enjoy life, well, my

we've come all the way from new zealand, _ new zealand. zealand, you can see it - new zealand. we've come all the way from new zealand, you can see it on | from new zealand, you can see it on the badge there. we've come for a trip to the uk and europe, but we stopped by the racehorse grounds here, some history in the making. we watch the tv show, so yeah, we are honouring — i don't know about honouring — i don't know about honouring fans, but hopefully we are welcome here. so it's special to be here back in the football league for wrexham, so yeah, pretty awesome. brilliant. we've come all the way from new zealand, you can see it on the badge there. we've come for a trip to the uk and europe, but we stopped by the racecourse ground here, some history in the making. we watch the tv show, so yeah, we are honouring — i don't know about honouring fans, but hopefully we are welcome here. so it's special to be here back in the football league for wrexham, so yeah, pretty awesome. brilliant. what's it like for you to be here after watching it on

in new zealand the head of state, in my mind it would be someone in new zealand that would be head ofl based in new zealand and so what we have at the moment wouldn't be what i would design if we were designing the system from scratch but actually it's working 0k and there isn't a groundswell of support amongst new zealanders to ask for change. that’s zealanders to ask for change. that's interesting- — zealanders to ask for change. that's interesting. do _ zealanders to ask for change. that's interesting. do you _ zealanders to ask for change. that's interesting. do you think— zealanders to ask for change. that's interesting. do you think new - interesting. do you think new zealand might become a republic in your lifetime? i zealand might become a republic in your lifetime?— your lifetime? i think it will ha - en your lifetime? i think it will happen eventually - your lifetime? i think it will happen eventually but - your lifetime? i think it will| happen eventually but there your lifetime? i think it will - happen eventually but there have obviously been some recent opportunities wit

we will be getting first quarter retail sales numbers for new zealand.e talks in australia. last night, the two leaders shared a different stage, basking in an aberration most politicians dream of. thousands of indians travel to acidity stadium to welcome him for his first visit to australia in nine years. >> the crowd started arriving in sydney hours before india's prime minister was due to speak. today modi was getting the rockstar treatment. >> i said to my friend the prime minister, the last time i saw someone on the stage was bruce springsteen, he did not get the welcome that prime minister modi has got. [applause] prime minister modi has surpassed -- is the boss. >> the 16,000 strong crowd underscoring his public appeal, despite his party losing a crucial state election this month. [applause] the indian community is australia's fastest growing diaspora, 21 sentence counted over 700,000 of indian descent, 2.8% of australia's population. a visit from modi is not just excited for them, but forrest really a as well. >> it is the fifth largest economy.

new zealand. — wait for this challenge. new zealand, fiji, _ wait for this challenge.ew zealand, fiji, south africa i wait for this challenge. new zealand, fiji, south africa and qatar have expressed an interest in hosting the 2025 rugby league world cup after plans to stage it in france collapse. but at a meeting earlier today the chairman of the sport's governing body, troy grant said it was too early to assess how viable the approaches were. all possibilities including putting the tournament back a year or even cancelling it are up for discussion. it was a big night in basketball both on and off the court. the denver nuggets won game one of their western conference finals best of seven series against the la lakers, while the lottery for the nba draft�*s number one overall pick has been won by the san antonio spurs, and this was celebrated almost as if they'd won a championship. they lost 60 games this season to finish bottom of the western conference, but were one of three teams that had an elevated chance of being picked out. they couldn't hide their delight afterw

new zealand. it means all uk exports to— australia. new zealand. now the lionesses named the 23 squad for the summer tournament and it's hrtght— summer tournament and it's hrtght ohe— summer tournament and it's bright and bronze , we're told. bright and bronze, we're told. yest— bright and bronze, we're told. tes they-re— bright and bronze, we're told. ves. they-re th— bright and bronze, we're told. yes, they're in as— bright and bronze, we're told. yes, they're in as the defensive teom— yes, they're in as the defensive teom. hut— yes, they're in as the defensive teom. hut ho— yes, they're in as the defensive team, but no place— yes, they're in as the defensive team, but no place for beth mead and team, but no place for beth mead omt the— team, but no place for beth mead and the former— team, but no place for beth mead and the former captain, leah vvttttomsoh— and the former captain, leah vvttttomsoh .— and the former captain, leah williamson , because of the us williamson, because of the us cructote— williamson, because of the us cruciate ligament

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yes , it is new zealand to the middle level . way, our cameramen filmed it. the farm also grows alpacas and new zealand sheep and ordinary carpathian sheep and merino sheep and cows . lives like this, in general, in such an area as ours. it turns out that the main thing is proper care and the main thing is proper nutrition and everything lives and everything gives a good harvest, you can say so because it also depends on how old she is, exactly what kind of shorts, how many centimeters, so my dears i want to please everyone. this is such a magical blanket. i want to wrap myself up because i love warmth. in the subway, in minibuses, when i go, i read so well, but at home, for some reason, you understand a lot of things, and you lie down, and you have to do this and that to her, and you can’t . you read as if you read a page of a book and you just don’t understand. what did you read? i think it happens to you. well, just sit down and relax. well, you still have a cold. the weatherman promises a cold winter and a cold, so just such

the only question now is at which point will the new zealand dollar become we got enough that the newal bank decides it has gone too far? at some stage, it becomes countercyclical for them. david: mark, thank you so much. also, we thank you. one thing we did miss and quite timely is t-bills. negotiations around the debt ceiling will not continue tonight. yvonne: people do not want to touch this right now until there are some sort of resolution. not just t-bills, longer-term you can look at things like credit default swaps. they are expected this can happen every year almost and maybe its a way to play it in that way. rishaad: could be. let's have a look at first word news. tiktok is on track with its efforts to have its u.s. state overseen by oracle. it is all designed to allay fears of sensitive information to reach in government with data sudden in ireland and norway. >> took top is not available in mainland china today. the chinese government has never asked us for u.s. user data. we will not provide even if asked. rishaad: pakistan's former prime minister has won bill until the en

and a weaker economy in new zealand.flation. and the chief economist at anz sees a 25 basis point hike next week. she sees another 25 in july. the expectation is they are not done fighting yet. haidi: let's get you to su keenan, with the first word headlines. >> president biden expresses confidence that regulators would reach an agreement to avoid default, even as republican lawmakers criticized his decision to travel to the pan for the g7 summit. fighting and congressional leaders have agreed to a narrow round of staff level talks in hopes of reaching a deal. he shortened his asia trip to continue negotiations. micron is poised to land $1.5 billion in financial incentives from the japanese government to help it make next-generation memory chips in the country. sources tell bloomberg the company will make chips in its facility in hiroshima using advanced tech. the deal is the latest step to bolster its domestic semiconductor production. to india, the top court has asked the markets regulator to close is investigation int

if you look at specifically the australia and new zealand agreements, is notjust about access to theduct, there is huge potentialfor uk food potential for uk food exporters, we have seen the impact of a similar deal with japan, where since 2021, food and drink exports from the uk into japan have increased by 50%. so the impact of these deals can be really significant.- deals can be really siunificant. ., , ., , ., significant. that is only a small percentage. - significant. that is only a small percentage. you . significant. that is only a i small percentage. you can significant. that is only a - small percentage. you can have a very large rise from a very small margin. these markets are very small. small margin. these markets are very small-— very small. japan is the world's _ very small. japan is the world's largest - very small. japan is the | world's largest importer very small. japan is the i world's largest importer of food and drink so it is an important market. but if you look again at australia and new zealand, is notjust about food and products but also about services, and

i think it will be very — regards to new zealand? obviously the commonwealth is something that's just the idea of the commonwealth is to keep evolving. it had an immense amount of loyalty to the lake we know that, we have to remember the commonwealth heads of government agreed that king charles should become the head of the commonwealth when he succeeded his mother. i think given his background, given his involvement in the commonwealth, given his global standing he will do a very good job as the head of the commonwealth. he has visited something like 40 out of the 56 countries. he has met numerous commonwealth people throughout his travels and also in the uk when they have come over there. he will be a very —— bring very intuitive knowledge to that role. and ijust think, no, we are in a very safe pair of hands. obviously globally we are very challenged all the time. from new zealand's perspective, i don't see any significant changes taking place. we are very pro— commonwealth here. we see the value to the merits of the commonwealth,

it was based in new zealand for a number of years.unny that people have not heard of it, because it is by far the most successful after spacex. spacex and rocket lab are the only two in the world that are launching regular cadence. this guy, the second coming of elon musk just without all of the drama. susan: is it publicly traded? ashlee: it was privately owned during the pandemic. a number of these companies went public when money was quite cheap and investors were quite enthusiastic, for the first time ever, we have this raft of aerospace companies go public. i think at last check it was worth about 3.5 billion. susan: i'm going to get ahead of myself, but it was fascinating to me that during the pandemic, you write that the space industry was an essential business allowed to continue to operate. ashlee: it was. there is more to that. i have been working on this book for five years, the pandemic hit, when the pandemic first started, i could only assume that most of the companies would go bankrupt because i thought the economy would

there's been reports from one outlet in new zealand and also the sydney morning herald and australia that some of those people living there. as you say, what's known as 5 by one people. today's, these are people who use dealing citizens who have been born habit of growing up and left most of the lives and the strange guy until they've committed a crime and then they've been deported back to new zealand. what we do know is that there was a real mixture of people living in that accommodation from all walks of life. some had jobs at the hospital and at the meet works and some others were very, very vulnerable. and at the moment it appears that they've lost everything. that's awful. well, that was caitlin mcgee, that john list in oakland, keeping an eye on things. thanks so much cadence, a long ways of inquiry has criticized the f. b. i investigation into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign, special counsel john during the says the agency liked the evidence and relied too heavily on tips from trump's political opponents. the former president is urging congress to take action, descr

kicking it off with new zealand. the central bank raising key interest rates by a quarter percent to 5.25%. the kiwi dollar tumbled after the rbnz on expectedly signaled no further policy tightening would be needed to tame inflation. let's get to economy reporter swati pandey, 25 basis points was expected, so walk us through this very outsized market reaction. swati: morning, dani. market reaction was immediate as soon as the decision came out. economists, even though they were inspecting a 25 basis point height were expecting a hawkish hike, which means they were expecting the rbnz would leave the door open for further tightening. westpac had a note saying they see the peak at 6%, and there is a risk of even higher interest rate. against that backdrop, it really surprised the market that the rbnz said it has done enough and is happy to wait for the lags in monetary policy to kick in. they were sounding more dovish than they have. remember, the rbnz started the tightening cycle before the fed, and has been more aggre

pakistan were all out for 252, with new zealand winning by 47 runs. bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. this hello, there. looking at the weather over the coronation weekend, i think it's fair to say we've had a real mixed bag, starting on saturday with the coronation itself, where, in london, we had, of course, rain. it wasn't that heavy — we only had five millimetres — but it was relentless, lasting for about nine hours, so very damp weather. a different story for sunday, many of us dry with some sunshine coming through, and it was the warmest day of the year so far, with highs of 21.3. but how warm is that? well, if we look at the 7th of may, in previous years, up to that date, we've had much warmer spells. for example, back in 2018, temperatures had already reached 29 degrees at this time of the year. so, 21, absolutely nothing special for early may. now, on the satellite picture, what we're looking at here is this stripe of cloud, which is our next band of heavy rain that's going to be moving through.

friday morning, went against the new zealand national team as a new experience . they are very good. we have not played in a year. we gave it, but of course, in these changes, our national team started the game aggressively , as it has done in the first part of the game, this greedy team took a 5-2 lead. he was able to equal his number of goals with iran as a result of 1212 in a breathtaking match in the last minutes, the iranian national water polo players were able to score 14,000 on 17th of bahman under the good guidance of head coach danial khakman, and in their first appearance in the world polo volleyball league, they won the national water polo championship of our country at 17:30. on saturday, local time, amir tajik will play against the national team of kazakhstan. the national deaf futsal team of our country reached the semi- final stage of the asia-pacific competition. he managed to beat china with a score of 2,900, and guys, he tried to show this previous and current season as the best tv. very well, the team has won the world youth championship twice,

air— diet before getting on new zealand air new zealand is retertettw— zealand air new zealand is reportedlyly. obe somebody that weitplane than theytigh more on fundamentally. obe somebody that weitplane than theytigh chndi the plane than they won't. and i think that actually what we should be should happen is we should be weighed baggage that is weighed with our baggage that is sort going on plane as sort of going on the plane as well. so it's all sort of well. so that it's all sort of calculated together. we can charge calculated together. we can eharge teette— calculated together. we can charge people more- calculated together. we can charge people more if- g we can charge people more if a little bit overweight. _ charge people more if a little bit overweight. i think this is the best story in the british media 24 hours, media in the last 24 hours, quite and worry quite frankly. and i worry that if have if i have to go if i have to if i have to go through this before my holiday and on the way back then, and then on the way back then, that's all sorts of problems because you normally put

. >> seth: now, you got to shoot the show in new zealand. >> yes >> seth: how did you enjoy new zealand're a tourist you're like, "i'm in new zealand! >> seth: yeah. >> you insult a couple of new zealanders by saying, "oh, this is just like australia. and then they go - [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and then everything is off the land they're really fresh out there, but they don't have like the same type of food. it's just like a lot of lamb >> seth: uh-huh. >> a lot of heavy pies >> seth: uh-huh. you didn't care for the menu >> i just -- not after a week. after a week, i was like, "i don't want another pie." [ laughter ] >> seth: uh-huh. >> "i don't want another pie." >> seth: you hit your pie limit. >> i hit my pie -- and i never thought i would say those words. [ light laughter ] "pie limit." >> seth: yeah. were you near the water? >> yes, yes. >> seth: were you near the coast? you must have been for "our flag means death. >> and the weather was crazy because you know how they sell it it was like, "oh, we're doing it in new ealand, and it's going to be during the summertime. >> seth

here we are under the new zealand flag. - zealand, i am very excited.ng forward to it — so looking forward to it. so looking forward to it i_ so looking forward to it. so looking forward to it. i have _ so looking forward to it. so looking forward to it. i have been - so looking forward to it. so looking forward to it. i have been in - so looking forward to it. so looking forward to it. i have been in new. forward to it. i have been in new zealand — forward to it. i have been in new zealand for— forward to it. i have been in new zealand for about _ forward to it. i have been in new zealand for about ten _ forward to it. i have been in new zealand for about ten years. - forward to it. i have been in new zealand for about ten years. so. forward to it. i have been in new zealand for about ten years. so i have _ zealand for about ten years. so i have come — zealand for about ten years. so i have come back— zealand for about ten years. so i have come back specifically- zealand for about ten years. so i have come back specifically for. have come back specific

why zoo officials faced backlash from new zealand and why experts are now sounding the alarm about bee attacks on the rise business. gma seven eight this week. back now with breaking news in los angeles where police are searching for a man accused of stabbing a metro bus driver in the neck, leaving him in critical condition. the mayor calling it a heinous act of violence. officials say the driver was attacked and they got into an argument on the bus. and zoo officials in miami are apologizing for the treatment of a kiwi. the zoo heard outcry from people in new zealand after video that was posted online showed guests petting the bird in a bright enclosure. despite the bird being nocturnal. the kiwi is the national bird in new zealand. well, after the outcry, the zoo said guests will no longer pet the bird and it will get a darker habitat. new zealand's prime minister thanked the zoo for taking their concerns seriously. from kiwis to bees because we're in the midst of a swarming season. abc's andrea fujii has all the buzz on why experts say bee attacks are on the rise. this morning, expe

how will today be marked in new zealand? well, for the new| in new zealand?red. it is not a decision by any politician, it is a decision by the people of new zealand. i don't think anybody in new zealand is anticipating that either politicians or the public or even groups within are going to be putting any emphasis or priority unusually making that decision. we are comfortable with the king, as we were with his mother, and equally with prince william. i know our prime minister has met with prince william and king draws on this visit. hugely impressed with the way in which both of them conducted themselves. i had the opportunity to meet both. there are people who take their duties very seriously. they both made the point to new zealand and other realm countries that whatever decision we might make in the future is entirely up might make in the future is entirely up to us. there is an enormous amount of respect for the royal family in new zealand and i am not anticipating, the prime minister is not anticipating that there would be any more —— any move towards a

this is new zealand's national bird.he fact it is nocturnal. zoo miami released an apology saying the concerns have been taken very seriously, and as a result, effective immediately, the kiwi encounter will no longer be offered. joining us now is the zoo's communications director, ron mcgill. ron, thank you for sharing part of your afternoon with us. what's being done now to improve this situation with the kiwi? >> well, we're immediately planning a brand new habitat that's been in planning and design to ensure that this kiwi has everything it needs to accommodate its natural behaviors. there are no more contacts with the bird. the bird is maintained in an area that's off exhibit. there's no public access. it has a habitat presently where it has a hutch, a nest box it can go into, that it stays in that it's dark. the room has the lights turned off. the animal has the ability to come out at night where they put out foraging things that it can forage for and display its natural behavior. the bottom line is, we made a mista

this is alice is here at life, and also coming fire rips through a hostile housing, migrants in new zealand, capital, 6 people audit several on account of us. special council of christmas sizes, an f. b. i investigation into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign and we're in chad west. here's news refugees on watching their findings funds across the board and west of the at least 200 people have been confirmed dead of the site during loca swept across the western man. la, there also says that the death toll could rise as communication lines on down in cases making it difficult to assess the extent of the damage. comes housing, the space for him, the muslims were badly had as the one for a severe damage. operation trees and founding electricity lines. let's speak to tony chang. he joins us out from bangkok and neighboring thailand. he's monitoring the situation for us. tony was slowly getting a better sense of the number of casualties here. is it just comes causing the delay? it seems to be at the storm here. it's about midday local time on sunday. and yet only a couple of hours ago did

of 72 had shaken several islands in new zealand. new zealand is in the ring of fire region in the pacific ocean, which has caused it to always experience powerful earthquakes . the collapse of a stadium in russia 26 people were injured in this incident in rostam region in the south russia happened, the reason for the drop in the number of spectators of this sport has not yet been announced. the rapid development of artificial intelligence has worried english employees about their future work. they are worried about losing their jobs in the future. hadath network report on this hamster ashraf film amir 68% of the company the big ones in the world have started to integrate artificial intelligence technologies in their services, and 15% of british companies use them, and it is predicted that artificial intelligence will grow by 37% from 2020 to 2030. artificial intelligence warns that they have recently increased. especially from generation they are older and it may be difficult for them to adapt to the speed of new technologies. the e

new zealand is in the ring of fire region in the pacific ocean, which has caused it to experience powerful earthquakes all the time. the fall of the spectator stands of a stadium in russia left 26 injured. this incident happened in the rostam region in the south of russia. the cause of the fall of the spectator stands of this sport has not yet been announced . the rapid development of artificial intelligence has worried british employees about their future work. they are worried about the future of their jobs. lose the report hadath network about hamster ashraf film amirza 68% of large companies in the world have started integrating artificial intelligence technologies in their services and 15 % of british companies are using it and it is predicted that artificial intelligence will be 37 annually from 2020 to 2030. artificial intelligence warns that the percentage of growth has increased recently. they are not older than the older generation, so it may be difficult for them to adapt to the speed of the development of new technologies. the english demanded the establishment of criteria for

champions, buyers remain in the driver's seat with only 3 weeks left and the seas informally erasing new zealand, new cassidy has won the monica the pre. the envision racing driver started 9th on the grid, but storm they had to cross the finish line 1st ahead of his countryman, mich evans cassidy now leads the driver standings. and this is the 4th race in a row one by a new zealand driver. a reminder of our top story, 9 people, including the guns and have been killed in an outlet in the us state of texas authority say the shooter was killed by a gunman who happened to be near fox blankets. air coming up. next, our tech show shift puts the spotlight on the internet tools. so i'm like below to here in the land to mean the team. thanks for watching. bye. for now, the one of mankind's old.

new zealand in the ring of fire region in the pacific ocean has always experienced strong earthquakes . england has the highest increase. the price of food among the industrialized countries, england's exit from the european union is one of the reasons for this, according to the press tv reporter's report, the goods that households in england feel the economic pressure on a daily basis. shop and reduce your shopping list food prices in the uk have reached their highest levels in four decades , putting more pressure on low - income households. the transparent issue with which i agree that the election reduced the quality of life for the people . even though various sectors witnessed strikes and protests, the gap between wages and the price of goods has increased, the quality of life of the people will decrease in the next year and inflation will be very strong, the bank interest rate was increased 12 times to control inflation, but the inflation rate of this country is the highest among the group of 7 the issue caused them to be in a difficult situation. today, every week, one english

and multiple people are killed in a fire at a hostel in new zealand. we'll have the latest details. hello. i'm sumi somaskanda. welcome to our show. we have news coming out of the ukrainian capital of kyiv. in there last couple of hours, we've received reports of a large number of explosions. air raid sirens have sounded across the country. video footage on circulating on social media which have not been verified by the bbc show air defence systems shooting down missiles. government messages have warned people to keep away from windows as debris from intercepted missiles is falling from the sky. the mayor of kyiv, vitali klitschko, says some of the debris has fallen on the city's zoo. that comes as on monday, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky made made a surprise visit to the united kingdom to secure fresh promises of military aid to fight russia's invasion. uk prime minister rishi sunak welcomed the ukrainian leader at chequers, the prime minister's country house. they held bilateral talks lasting around two hours. president zelensky said they discussed western nations providin

the string had shaken several islands in new zealand. new zealand is in the ring of fire region in the pacific ocean, causing it to always experience powerful earthquakes. the collapse of the spectator stands of a stadium in russia left 26 injured. this incident happened in the rostam region in the south of russia. the position of the spectators of this sport has not been announced the foundations of the successful design and production of the reservoir rock analysis device that can help increase the yield of oil wells in oil extraction operations, the drillers reach the reservoir rock, which is made of carbon and hydrogen elements and is necessary for to obtain the data of oil wells, to analyze them, to make policies, the type of extraction from oil fields, in order to reach the highest efficiency, they need to find characteristics such as capillarity in those oil-bearing rocks, which are usually from the depths of several thousand meters of the earth. comes with this device actually, analyze the reservoir stone device made of a dynamo

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staying with cricket — pakistan successfully defended a 287—run total as they beat new zealand by 260 lead in the series. imamulhaq and babar azam hit half—centuries as pakistan scored 287—6 in karachi. tom blundell top scored for new zealand with 65 and cole mcconchie was 64 not out but they fell short with two matches still to play in the series. meanwhile at the ipl — mumbai indians chased down a mammoth 215 to beat the punjab kings. it meant liam livingstone�*s 82 not out including seven fours and four sixes was in vain. in what seemed like an improbable chase, mumbai were up against it mohali when skipper rohit sharma fell for a duck. but suryakumar yadav and ishan kishan hit fifties before tilak varma and tim david's late runs took mumbai over the finishing line. they won the game by six wickets. and lucknow super giants and chennai super kings were forced to split points as their indian premier league match was called off due to rain. with incessant rain lashing the ekana stadium, even the minimum five overs of the csk innings weren't possible after the home team had made 125—

new zealand is often among the leaders of sanctions restrictions thanked new zealand for the participation of our soldiers in the training of our soldiers and agreed to work on greater consolidation of the countries of the pacific region to protect international law today is the 10th anniversary of the founding of one of the glorious ukrainian military units, namely the 140th separate special operations center, this is very skillful warriors, resolute, strong and extremely experienced, they took part in the defense and liberation of kyiv oblast, buchi gostomel, borodyanka and other cities, villages of kharkiv oblast, izyum chuguyev , carried out strategically important missions on in the southern directions, they fought powerfully against the occupiers in donbas. thank you soldiers. ukraine will always remember your courage. it will never forget those soldiers who gave their lives in the fight for the state. may the victory of our state in this war be their honor. glory to all who fight for ukraine. glory to all those who protect and save our people. glory to ukraine, attacking the bahmuts

we have deep friendships with australia and new zealand. not just about trading relationships, they are about the people to people relationship. enabling people up to 35 years old to be able to spend three years in both countries in a much more flexible way and we hope that that deepens our long friendships with both countries. shery: the symbolism of the deal as you mentioned is great. the first fta from scratch. having said that, how do count her critics to argue the fta's from a u.k. perspective may be giving away too much for too little? natalie: you have to look at the picture in terms of what the u.k. is trying to do in the indo pacific. we are committed to this part of the world. we recognize that over the coming years half the world's projected growth will come from this part of the world. half the world's middle classes will be in this part of the world. so australia and new zealand deals are fundamental to our relationships in the region. it is broadly about what we are hoping to achieve. we are about to sign up to the progressive

and multiple people are killed in a fire at a hostel in new zealand. we'll have the latest details. the ukrainian

new zealand stocks are on the downside. across the equities picture, it is looking ahead to a mixed trading. on the one hand, we have these data sets coming out, earnings from the likes of nvidia, you mentioned marvell technology, that is a good news. on the bad news, we have the debt talks extending, and what is happening with the fed. we have traders, fully pricing in a 25 basis point hike, between the next two meetings, in terms of the market reaction. in this part of the world, we are tracking what we have in the japanese yen, we are at the 140 level. jeffries saying we can get to 143. the broad read through from investors is that this is really a dollar story. it's the yield differential between the fed and the boj in focus. shery: the longest winning streak since october for the greenback. here to discuss our top stories is our bloomberg policy editor, kathleen hays. let me start with you, with eco-data we had today. i mentioned how the first quarter gdp numbers were revised higher. there seems to be contradiction wit

why us states now, surely more people thus far sweets through the top floor of a hostile in new zealand, killing at least 6 being treated as suspicion on sequels and sequins of the come film festival. a 2 year old harris and 4 provides to see for the final indiana jones film will bring the stop to southern frauds and the sequence of courtesy of the french historical drama featuring don't need to be have a free. the good health is welcome to the program. russian has launched open eyed strikes on key sides. ukrainian officials are describing as exceptionally intense. the head of keeps military administration says rough to use drones, cruise missiles, and probably also ballistic massages india tax defense chief commodities that old russian besides, were destroyed in keeps space. russia has mounted a flurry of air strikes on ukraine in recent days. for more, let's bring into the corresponding economy in the economy and capital. uh, nick, it was another difficult night in keys. how did you experience it? i woke up with a stall in about 3 in the morning local time and it was extraordinary lou

fire sweets through the top floor of a hospital in new zealand can at least 6. it's been treated as suspicious buff cycles and 6 when they come film fest a 2 year old harris, a 4 provides the sequel to 5 of indiana jones. film will bring this down to southern front and the sequins a courtesy of a french historical drama featuring show you that. and we'll have the good health as well come to the program. russia has launched, open eyed as strikes on key so that ukrainian officials are describing us exceptionally intense to the head of peace. military administration says russia used drones, cruise myself, and probably also ballistic myself in the attacks. ukraine's chief commander said o rushman projectiles were destroyed in keys space. russia has mounted the flurry of strikes on ukraine in recent days. oh, correspondent nicole is in keith and he told me how he experienced the latest air attacks last night. i woke up with a start about 3 in the morning local time and it was extraordinary loud for about 1015 minutes, the slope more compact, the normal way you have e

tonight, new zealand, referees.e as dads for migrant women's babies. a bbc investigation found they are being offered the dosh to add their names to birth certificates. this enables the kid to get uk citizenship and gives the mums a way to stay in the uk long term. at least six people have died and others remain unaccounted for following a fire in a hostel in wellington in new zealand. adverts that claim products are carbon neutral using offsets like tree planting are to be banned by the uk advertising watchdog, unless companies can prove they really work. many big companies use these to boost their green credentials with consumers. students at cambridge university have told they won't be graduating this summer due to a boycott in marking and assessment by university staff. behaviour by managers and players towards referees is not good enough, the boss of football referees have told the bbc. he said they are exploring audio for video assistant referee decisions to fans. we made a commitment to be more transparent an

now to new zealand.uthorities are investigating the cause of a fire in a four—storey hostel, which has killed at least six people and left many others unaccounted for. emergency services were called to the building just after midnight local time. dozens of people were rescued, although it's unclear how many people were inside at the time. the hostel is used as accommodation for both short— and long—term shift workers. one survivor shared his experience. let's hearfrom him. the worry is there were people who were sleeping up on the third floor. they had firestop doors and that, but there were quite worried moments for a few of the lads. a few of them got taken away in an ambulance, cos they had smoke inhalation. and we're just praying that there's no—one stuck in their rooms. new zealand's prime minister, chris hipkins, has promised a thorough review of the incident. look, again, there will be ample opportunity to have a look at this in coming days. there will be a number of investigations, including the

yeah, yep. [ light laughter ] how was new zealand?>> jimmy: what was - >> it was fun. don't get me wrong, new zealand is beautiful >> jimmy: okay >> first of all, it's beautiful. but it was new zealand, it wasn't like home, you know what i'm saying so, whenever you go somewhere else, you gotta try to find the translation of the stuff you like >> jimmy: yes. >> you know, like, you know, if you like coca-cola, even a a coca-cola tastes different to me >> jimmy: yeah, it doesn't taste like home coca-cola. >> right, right. and then, like, they have their land's food, which is like pies it was a lot of bread and a lot of comfort food. and oh, god. >> jimmy: yeah >> it was -- and then, there was a lot of rain like, dangerous rain >> jimmy: oh >> like, are we gonna make it rain >> jimmy: oh, really [ laughter ] really >> like, i went to my hotel and called the hotel and was like, "are we enough floors up?" >> jimmy: oh, really yeah, yeah >> "'cause i think we about to have a tsunami or something. >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: well you

single gabrielle devastated new zealand, there will be billions of dollars spent. the budget is more expansionary as a result. twice as big as expected. that is another reason. if you are worried about the rate hikes, this seems to -- the forecast. then you have a big wave of migration post-pandemic expected to total 100,000 people, adding 2% to the population in new zealand. those people are going to buy stuff, they are going to buy clothes, cars, they are expected to keep the economy going. this gets us to the 50 basis point argument. even with people who have the 20 five basis point hike forecast, they are very much thinking 50 basis points is possible. sticky inflation, expansionary budget, he has never been reluctant to surprise people. we were expecting 25 basis points in april, he did 50. td securities is one of the few that thinks it will be 50. the rbnz has been on the front foot from the get go. they will leave the door open to more rate hikes. that is what people are saying. we will see in a few hours. shery: let's get to vonnie quinn in new york with th

this is what these plans is that the scale of the tragedy has come as a shock for new zealand capital. this is a major thing. we've not seen something on this scale and recent times, i'm sorry when we turn in, so feel the skinner. wellington is a small community, many of the occupants for vulnerable people place there by government agencies. that's that to questions about unsafe conditions and fears. it could happen again for the a car which is 0. still a head here on out to 0, also sides out of mind why greece is placing one of its biggest refugee camps and of elections. the i could always call them and begins and impeachment try the president, the lesser as its political crisis comes to a head. the cultivating food is the foundation of human civilization. but food today is a global commodity. if the industry did not make money, how many people would be on and how it's cultivated? the contentious debates, public interest in the public safety is definitely not taking precedence and in depth examination into our great business. and the conflicting interests play, industry doesn't want